This Is a Teacher? 😳

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[edwardjolley]

That’s actually exactly what a parent has the right to do.

[brandonbaker]

Anyone who tells children to ignore their parents doesn’t have good intentions

[WALTERpal]

Parents have the right to do whats right for their kids. Specially if you see bad intentions

[Delet]

Parents have 100% right to decide who interacts with their child.

[Mr.Flam.ing]

“Is it okay for a parent to see me and say not around my kid?”
Absolutely yes.

[MissPollyification]

A parent has the right to say NO to anything.

[II]

I feel increasingly frustrated when people assert that there’s nothing unusual about identifying as a different gender than one’s biological sex. If someone believes they are a woman despite being born male, that could indicate a psychological or neurological disconnect that might benefit from understanding or treatment. Gender identity mismatch raises questions about whether there's something in the brain that creates this difference, yet society has largely moved toward acceptance without fully exploring why it happens or if it could be helped.

Biologically, procreation is straightforward: it requires one male and one female. Two men or two women cannot naturally create a child together, which suggests a clear biological structure. However, societal acceptance has grown so much that discussions about understanding, preventing, or even addressing the reasons behind certain identities can be dismissed or even labeled insensitive. Instead, prioritizing objective inquiry could help us better understand human experiences in their full complexity, without labeling these discussions as harmful or offensive.

In today’s world, it seems people are quick to accept things without examining them fully. Society sometimes overlooks the broader impact of uncritically normalizing complex issues, and this has led to a culture that resists asking tough questions in favor of immediate acceptance.

[danielboyd]

It is absolutely Okay for a parent to say NO to anything they deem wrong for their child.

[jackiedunn]

I don't care about your feelings I care about my kids.

[buggin]

It's 100% OK to keep your kids away from this person.

[josiesvarieties]

I would do the same thing. In fact I am so stressed about this situation. I am thinking how hard and challenging it is going to be for my kids to do the right thing. We are teaching them one thing home and then when they go to school it’s totally a different version.😢

[hrqlfuf]

It’s definitely 100% ok for parents to decide they don’t want their child around you. You have no authority over other people’s children, or anyone for that matter.

[JenneMomma]

Exactly, every parent not only has the right to make that decision but the responsibility to keep bad influences from their children.

[thomaskennedy]

Tough crap. I would pull my child out before the door closed.

[LBJ]

Definitely not my child!! I would pull them from school completely and homeschooled if our school had one teacher like this!

[jaym]

As a parent, I’ll protect my child first, then worry about what other people think of me later. Much, much later.

[rsmartel]

I’m a teacher & I would never allow my children to be taught by this individual. That is a parent’s right!!! ✝️

[suggesttwo]

Pushing a different gender on a child is crossing the line.

[tyronejohnson]

The last thing children need is to be CONFUSED!!!!

[robpolaris]

The number of “educators” that think they have more rights to your children than you do is frightening.