Judy Hall, Huffington Post
November 25, 2014

So we went shopping again. She wanted to start putting something in her bra, to be like other girls her age. I steered her towards things I like -- I am a pretty girly person. She wanted her usual androgynous look -- plus breasts. One day we were getting ready to go out somewhere and I tried to put a headband in her hair.

"Maybe if you look a little more like a girl, it'll be easier for everyone to remember to use the right pronoun," I said.

She put down the headband and smiled at me. "Mommy," she said, "I'm just not that kind of girl."

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Mom and dad have the right kind of guts for this one.  They also have the right type of love for their child and in time will have a wonderful individual who can teach the entire world something.

That is amazing, I'm so happy their are parents like that out in the world. I hope more people can become like this.