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Pass in a not so good way

Started by Wesley_33, October 13, 2011, 06:14:53 AM

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Quote from: N.Chaos on October 17, 2011, 02:07:56 PM
This pisses me off so much. It's just so unfair and wrong. My boyfriend has a huge soft spot for kids, and whenever we're out and either of us smile at a kid, or they wave at us, or anything like that, half the time we get death stares.

Thanks guys,
now I finally found out why parrents seam kinda freaked out by me near there kids..
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Interacting with kids you don't know can be tricky. I don't tend to like kids, and I don't relate to them, but when a child does something "cute," it's appropriate to react. However, I don't smile at the child or try to make eye contact or anything. If I do anything, I smile or nod at the parent. So far, this has been a successful strategy.

After that first time a woman got a bit freaky about her little kid about eighteen months ago--and I wasn't even smiling or anything, just passing by--I have been super conservative. I know it's easier for me because I am not kid-oriented. It must be difficult for trans guys who really love kids. But when that woman pulled her child away and gave me the dirty look, I knew I was "passing." Of course, I had been for a long time by then, but this seemed like the ultimate confirmation.
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