WHY DO PARENTS ACT LIKE THIS?! 🥴 #shorts

[Numin_RKK]

My mom's response to one of my relatives asking, "but wont you miss your [deadname]?"
And she basically said, "They never left. They're just Frank now."

[XievisTheDragon]

Your children are still your children no matter what they do with their lives. Love them. Support them. You don't have to like everything they do. Who cares as long as they are

[princexxphoenixx]

It's like saying
"If you're a butterfly 🦋 I'm losing my caterpillar "
When it's becoming your true self never stop ❤️🏳️‍⚧️💕

[Rphab]

Technically, yes. You are losing your precious daughter, but you are gaining an even precious son.

[reggie-gigas]

nah cuz my dad be complaining about being the only man in the house, but getting mad when i try to even the playing field. dude MANifested too hard.

[DemonGoat-]

You're not " losing your daughter, " You're realizing you have a son. But you can most definitely lose your son if you don't accept him.

[liveleakin]

FRRRR THEY ACT LIKE WERE GONNA ROB A BANK OR SMTH ☹️☹️

[mariehuff]

When my child came out. I said i love you no matter what. Just know that not everyone will agree to your decision and they may even say your delusional, but its not between you and them. Its between you and God. Now if she just stop giving me attitude and get back to work. 😅

[AmbieKat]

As a mother, I understand how this would be hard. However I gotta say, no matter the gender, your child is still your child inside. The “losing my daughter” or “losing my son” concept is so strange to me. Your gender isn’t what makes you.

[charleymoore]

Like girl “she” was never there to begin with. He was always your son😝

[_strawberriskies]

youll lose me either way with that attitude

[Moonii-Cat]

If you lose them to depression from dysphoria or getting cut off I would say that's far worse.

[chapstickaddict]

I think what you need to keep in mind is while you have feelings and pain, so do your parents. It's grieving and it is normal. You are the same person were before but your parents also raised you and knew you as the gender you assigned. They love you as you are but it may be a grieving process as they get used used to in a new gender and support you in your transition. If they still support and love you, give them a break. They are going through it in their own way. It is valid to be confused and upset with them but take into account their feelings as well.

[themightysusbus]

My oldest sibling is transitioning and im still hush hush with my own. Mom is very supportive of her and im so proud that she is doing it. It was getting to the point where she was going to throw hwr loft away because she thought we would abandon her.

[ArlieHay_]

Why say that but u still have a precious son?

[innately_anorak]

Some parents really are so concerned with losing their "precious daughter" that they don't realize their behavior is actually causing them to lose their child

[MikDudeson]

My parents: I never cared about what gender you were and I gave you a neutral name
Also them: we won’t call you our son or *my name* unless you pass and be stereotypically masculine

[Koki_bit]

Technically your not losing anything. They were never your son/daughter in the first place. They are who they've stated they are and always have been.

[kellygirl]

Kyle I love everything about you and your videos have helped me but as a 58 year old mom of a 19 year old ready to start T I too feel Im losing my daughter and that was devastating to me but now my feelings are more that they are happy and be who they are.

[DesrhonfromHelio]

Ok, sure you lose a precious daughter, but you gain a precious son!