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Tori will be the next Amberlynn Reid.Tori looks like she is considerably better off in Foster Care than with these 'parents'...
How the fuck has CPS not gotten onto them yet. This is just fucking child abuse and it is fucking sickening.
All of her mourning surrounds herself. She even has to add she wore a mask and faceshield. Isn't that standard procedure for visiting vulnerable elderly folks? Shit does she have to paint her own mother for not using horseshit pronouns or coming from another time when this nonsense didn't happen? Her narcissism knows no bounds. She goes out of the way to add how terrible her own mother is or how manipulative she is. If she was so manipulative, why does she have so much freedom to talk about what plans she had to turn Tori into Cole? What manipulation was there that stopped her from excessively posting her disgusting fat or what she gorges on for the next day or about how she smiles with glee when Tori gets enraged or doesn't know how to appropriately express herself like a rational human being? "Contempt?" What contempt? She was probably hurting or wondering whether her grandchild will make it better to improve. Cecily will never cease to amaze us how deeply off the rails or narcissistic she is.Cecily always finds a way to go even lower than she has before. This “tribute” to her mother is fucking evil. Also Tori is now going by “Cole” and is her “son.”
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isn't this half the plot to Sleepaway Camp?Cecily always finds a way to go even lower than she has before. This “tribute” to her mother is fucking evil. Also Tori is now going by “Cole” and is her “son.”
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But my role as an ally changed in a big way at this year’s Pride parade, when my daughter said, “Mom,” and then took a deep breath, looked me deep in the eyes and said, “I know what I am now. I’m pansexual.”
This wasn’t a complete surprise; she’d been considering the label for a while, but had been unwilling to commit.
But now, officially 10 years old, she’s ready to identify herself as pansexual.
Moments after this big reveal, as I sat with the knowledge that I was the mother of a queer daughter, we heard about the man in Los Angeles being stopped on his way to Pride with guns and bombs, and I suddenly realized that my daughter was now one of the millions of people at risk because of vile and unreasonable hatred about non-straight sexuality…
A few days later, I asked my daughter if I could write this article about her coming out, and she eagerly agreed. I offered to identify her only as “queer” without being specific, but she said no, she’d rather be properly identified as pansexual.
I asked her when she knew for sure, and she said, “It was at Pride. I just looked around at everyone there and knew, and I wanted to tell you.”
I asked her if she was worried about telling me or her father, and she said, “Hell no.” (Yes, my 10 year old swears.)
I asked why she thinks it’s important to be public about it, and she said, “Kids need to know it’s OK. Also, I give no fucks.”
My daughter is lucky; she has many friends both in her school and out who identify as trans, nonbinary, bisexual, and pansexual (she goes to an extremely alternative school).
It does feel very much like while the adults of the world want to patrol the bathrooms to make sure no one has the “wrong” genitals, kids' views are changing — particularly in the small, liberal community of her school.
But not everywhere. My daughter’s best friend V, who goes to public school in a nearby suburb, tells me that at her school, homophobia and transphobia are rampant. “They call kids ‘tranny’ all the time when they think they’re wimpy,” V told me.
She also told me she wouldn’t be as comfortable as my daughter was is if she came out as pansexual at school.
I asked my daughter what she would say to someone who said she was too young to know her sexuality.
“When did you know you were straight?” she said she’d tell them.
Her friend M, who is a bit older at 13 and identifies as bisexual, chimed in. “How old is old enough? When should I be allowed to know my own sexuality? If I were straight it would be OK from the day I was born. Too many people believe bisexuality isn’t real. If gay men can still come out in their 70s, why can’t I come out now?”
M admits, however, that she’s not out at school. She wouldn’t feel safe.
As a mom, all I can do is support and educate and put my body in between my daughter and her friends and anyone who wants to hurt them, which is not much different, ultimately, from what I'd do if they identified as straight. I’m going to keep on learning about being an ally — as a parent now.
My daughter, proud pansexual that she is, isn’t interested in sex yet.
“I do not have sexual attraction to anyone yet,” she tells me. “I mean, it’s still kind of gross! I mean it’s like SQUISH [here she makes a hand gesture], and it’s just gross.”
I think it's because it's just non binaries are a dime a dozen now so she had to keep pushing further.The only surprising part of this is that Cecily wasn't content with Tori being nonbinary.
The earth couldn’t stand this type of gravitational pull coming from its own surface.Tori will be the next Amberlynn Reid.