i just hope CPS intervenes.
Pregnant man (woman) gives birth to girl
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Posts: 1994 (07/03/2008 6:13 PM) |
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blairboy |
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Posts: 25877 (07/03/2008 6:16 PM)
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LMAO! Yes because there's a reason for them to intervene. Shut up and go back to OP.
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FuGirl82 |
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Posts: 9416 (07/03/2008 6:17 PM) |
hinatha wrote: WTF why? They haven't done anything to harm the baby. You have NO right to judge someone for how they feel and for how they live their life. They are two parents who wanted a baby. Just like any other couple. |
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JulieAnne20 |
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Posts: 19500 (07/03/2008 6:21 PM) |
hinatha wrote: What the hell are you talking about? Intervenes because two parents wanted a baby, and love it very much?
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ashtash24 |
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Posts: 2392 (07/03/2008 6:36 PM) |
You know, we all start out the same in the womb. Our sex organs determine our gender. This chic has ovaries and vagina, making her a woman with facial hair and
no breasts.
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blairboy |
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Posts: 25880 (07/03/2008 6:39 PM)
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ashtash24 wrote: Just because a organ says what we are on the outside doesn't mean we are that on the inside.
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Mistress Darcy |
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Posts: 2851 (07/03/2008 6:39 PM) |
ashtash24 wrote: People still believe that?
Biologically, a woman had a baby. He is a man though in gender.
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Kisses4NSync |
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Posts: 11459 (07/03/2008 6:45 PM) |
ZaZzified wrote: I guess it makes more of an interesting story to say "pregnant man" than to say "pregnant woman who is living as a man" but yeah I
agree with you. That little girl is gonna get so confused. It's already hard enough raising a child in this world. This woman is just adding to the
problem.
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Gemini9857 |
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Posts: 16178 (07/03/2008 6:45 PM) |
lonely33 wrote: |
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FuGirl82 |
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Posts: 9418 (07/03/2008 6:48 PM) |
I think so many people are missing the entire point of this situation. A person who was born a woman but believed she should have been a man for her entire
life starts to go through the transition of becoming a man, but because his (legally he is now a man) wife can't have children he takes it upon himself to
carry the baby for them. They tried and lost a baby and finally he were able to carry her to term. Giving birth to a child is one of the most feminine things
that a person can do, and it is huge that a person who believes he was supposed to be born a man can do this for his wife.
It is so selfless, but all people argue about is if this person is a man or a woman. It's so sad that in the world we live in people can't report or talk about the good in this.
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07/03/2008 6:52 PM.
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dlistedceleb |
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Posts: 15567 (07/03/2008 6:51 PM) |
Because the media is the one presenting as a man/woman situation. Most of the time they just gloss over the whole reason that this is happening to talk about
"the birth that is shocking the world."
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SaveCleo |
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Posts: 8173 (07/03/2008 6:56 PM) |
abby since 1984 wrote: That about sums it up. It's really sad. |
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GiRrOcKs621 |
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Posts: 327 (07/03/2008 7:00 PM) |
FuGirl82 wrote: I completely and utterly agree with this.
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wutwudGsusdU |
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Posts: 6773 (07/03/2008 7:04 PM) |
abby since 1984 wrote: I would have to wholeheartedly agree. and I'm honestly shocked by some of the responses. I thought JJB was a lot more open-minded than that. I don't
know if it's that some of you are just reacting to the headlines making it out to be a biological man gave birth, or if you truly refuse to see this person
as a man. I honestly don't know which it is but if it's the latter, well |
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FuGirl82 |
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Posts: 9419 (07/03/2008 7:08 PM) |
wutwudGsusdU wrote: Some people are saying they are profiting off of this, but I haven't heard anything of the sort. I know that when they originally went on Oprah and
did an interview with the Advocate it was because of how they were treated by doctors and people at the hospital where they were going to go for check ups and
where they were going to give birth. They wanted to bring awareness to how a transgendered couple was treated.
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wutwudGsusdU |
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Posts: 6774 (07/03/2008 7:14 PM) |
ok I just read the entire thread now, and I have to agree with Dennis that just because people write a book, it doesn't mean they are trying to make
money off it, even in this day & age. some people are genuine in wanting to bring awareness to something and I think that's great, if that is what they
are doing. I hope that's what they are doing.
FuGirl82 wrote: thank you for writing that |
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JulieAnne20 |
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Posts: 19510 (07/03/2008 7:15 PM) |
I just read that he did not have a c-section. I read earlier in this thread it was a c-section, but it was not.
Just a bit of info. |
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rokhas1yummybumbum |
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Posts: 10108 (07/03/2008 7:19 PM) |
I saw this on the news. I feel bad for the kid too. If people never know who her parents are then maybe she'll be okay.
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Capricorn1229 |
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Posts: 2475 (07/03/2008 7:26 PM) |
Dude...thats all I can say.
Dude. |
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blessedvirgin |
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Posts: 152 (07/03/2008 7:29 PM) |
Course you have to feel bad for the kid. You know those freaks are gonna ram down the kids throat that her father gave birth to her. Im all for lesbians
playing dress up, but when it becomes harmful to an innocent child they need to do a double take.
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I totally agree. if that is the case, then that is absolutely beautiful. it gets me all emotional 
like i said I know
virtually nothing about this story so I'm just taking from what I read here. that's really beautiful though. and good for them and I sincerely wish
them the best in life 
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