Questions: Family & Friends

This question is about terminology, nothing else.

Let's say you have a daughter, your only child. As an adult, she decides to transition to a man.

If someone then asks about your family, do you say you have a daughter or a son?

Please answer in the poll, and add a comment if you like.

Bonus Questions:

FOR YOU:Were you the kid who could never find their name on the keychain?

FOR YOU: How upsetting would it be to be the last of your name?

Ladies, were you counting the days until you could get rid of your maiden name?

Ladies, did you keep your maiden name for professional or business purposes?

Ladies, was it a big conflict with your fiance/husband about what you wanted to do about names?

FOR PARENTS: What struggles did you go through trying to find a name? Were male or female names easier to agree upon?

Me (13) and my friend (12) met up with this “14” year boy on Monday who we were friends with on MovieStarPlanet for months. He added me on Snapchat because we realised we lived in the same town so we decided to meet up in the park but we had an another friend watching incase it was an actually a weirdo.

When we met he looked older so I asked him and told us he was actually 19 instead of 14 and his selfies were from 2019 and 2020. He was everything he said he was except his age. He was really nice and we played in the park and he said he’s like to meet up again.

Even though he was the real him I am annoyed about him pretending to be 14 and he’s actually 19 and I think 14 and 19 is a big difference. He wants to go to the cinema on Monday next week and watch Despicable Me 4 (I’ve already seen it but yeah) but I can’t have anyone finding out we’ve met someone off the internet because our parents would be fuming.

Should I forgive him for lying about his age or what should I do?

Whether he is her husband, father, brother, son, etc he should do whatever he can do ease her burdens

Fun time huh?

There are certain restrictions to what you can do, of course, and there are some things I would change about my childhood….. But ideally the only thing you have to worry about is playing and learning. It’s just a totally different mindset. It seems like there’s so much time ahead. I had a teacher who scale was three years younger than I am now and he once said “Don’t be in a rush to grow up. Being an adult sucks.” He was a very funny guy with a good sense of humor, but but I feel like he was kind of serious about that.