This is something that will depend upon your parents really Lee.
They may be the sort to pose questions, looking for ways to trip you up. For example, Describe why you feel like a boy. You describe some things. Response, that is not how a boy is at all, you're fooling yourself.
The dismissive type. Don't be so silly, how can you be a boy. You need help.
The testing type. If you're going to be a boy then you can't do this, or that. Boys don't come and have chats.
The self centred type. Oh no. Another problem for me to deal with, as if I haven't got enough already.
The self conscious type. Oh my, what will the neighbors think? Well you can't do that here. You can't go outside like that.
The analysis type. You're jealous of your brother/sister/ cousin/some aquantance.
The surprised type. Well, what brought this on? It's that internet, you've been brainwashed.
The authoritarian type. Oh no you're not. It's unnatural/against religion/never had anything like this in my family before.
The experience type. People who do this end up as worthless prostitutes, alone and living in gutters. No-one will want you. You will be worthless.
Another experience type. I knew someone who did this. No good came of it. mark my words.
The Patronising type. It's a phase, you'll grow out of it. You're just imaginging that you've felt this way for years. You don't have the years to feel anything.
The self control type. You will need to learn to control these feelings. They are unnatural.
The brooding type. Well yes. we'll talk about this later. ;ater: You can't be a boy if you do that. Later still: You can't be a boy if you do this.
The pleading type. But what will become of you? No-one will want to marry you. You can never have children and we so wanted grandchildren.
The mocking type. Ha ha ha. That's the funniest thing I've ever heard.
The worried type. Oh, well, this is really serious. I don't know what to say.
