I think it should. You've got no idea what gender it'll choose when it grows up and in fact might try several before setting on one. If you give it a traditional gender specific name like Dave or Fiona then your imposing your antiquated beliefs on it.
People complain they get confused why Dave doesn't want to be known as he/him when his names dave, so giving the chid a gender neutral name solves that problem.
Should it be compulsory to give babies gender neutral names?
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Those names are specific to two genders.
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I've seen first hand how this works. My wife used to be a lesbian and had a secret girlfriend growing up, she was very unhappy because of it. I remember when her parents dropped her off on the first day age 15. My wife and I are happily married with kids and have a good sex life, the thought of sleeping with another woman again now makes her physically sick thanks to the treatment she received and embraces Jesus and a Christian life.
I have a hot news flash for you: If you are born with an X and a Y chromosome in every gene in every cell of your body, you are a male. If you are born with two X chromosomes in every gene in every cell of your body, you are female. I'm sorry, but that's it. You can have all the so-called gender reassignment surgery you want, which is nothing but cosmetic mutiliation. You can have all the hormone treatments you want. It doesn't change your genetic makeup at all. You are pretty much stuck with what you are, what you're born with. I'm sorry to tell you but NOT EVERYTHING is political! NOT EVERYTHING is subject to political correctness, no matter how outlandish! NOT EVERYTHING is ideological. NOT EVERYTHING conforms to woke ideology or indoctrination. SOME THINGS JUST ARE! And common sense is and always was the best standard for judgement. You may want to "identify" as something else. You may want to use other pronouns for yourself. As you wish, but I DON'T HAVE to play your game, or be part of this madness, just because you want me to.
Most trans or non-binary people understand how chromosomes work and know the difference between their biological sex and gender, that's the entire reason it's bothersome to a lot of them.
It's no attempt to indoctrinate, it's just an attempt to feel more comfortable with what their mind says they are, it's more like having a misprint fixed partly.
This is not an ideology, this is coping with a mental wiring mistake, the only people that seek to push their beliefs on you are radicals.
I love names like Makenzie, Max, and Alex because they can be given to either gender, but not because they are gender neutral. I also like the name Jake a whole lot. I love those names because of their versatility, not because of their ambiguity. Alex can become Alexander or Alexandria and Max can become Maxine or Maximus. Makenzie is Makenzie and Jake is a boy's name. I do not think that it should be mandated to name children with neutral names.
I don’t have kids and don’t really want them. But I’ve had names picked out for years now that I would name a future child if I have them. They may not be gender neutral ( I mean I guess one of them is) but they’re the names that feel right to me. And if I had a child and they didn’t like their name there is the option to change it. My mom allowed me to legally change my name
Oh absolutely! Insuring that everyone is safe from bullying should be government's top priority. Therefore, parents should be required to give their children gender neutral names or face the legal consequences. That's not ironic. Punishing people who break the law is not bullying. Besides, bullying to top bullying is reasonable.
Gender neutral names will stop gender bullying for sure, and protect the tender feelings of even the most confused and aberrant minorities. We need to embrace change.
I also usually assume all "gender neutral" name are just girl's names, anyway. I can't respect a man who's name is "Jamie" or "Leslie." There are no such things as "gender neutral names;" 75% of the time, they're just girls names.
And if your child ends up as wanting to be trans or "non binary," then you've already completely failed as a parent in every possible way and their names should be the least of your worries. If this was a better reality, these parents would be given the guillotine and their messed-up child taken into compulsory psychological re-education centers.
No because for one gender dysphoria is a rare phenomen. But secondly what problem do you solve by doing so? You´ll just implate in them your own beliefs instead of the belief you call antique. I´m not sure if that´s really solving a problem since there are differences between genders that are not negiotable. Besides that humans generally start with identity questions when puberty hits in meaning at the age of 11/13 so far from the age of adulthood. So they´ll start right away questioning their identity and by raising them gender neutral you´ll give them the reponsibility to figure out what gender they are and who they are.
There should be no ‘boys’ names’ or ‘girls’ names.’ The boy named Sue should feel no shame. All names should be gender-neutral. Being a bloke with a ‘feminine’ name, such as Mandy (actor Patikin), Sue (the hero of a song), Nancy (a boy in Mrs Jewls’ class), Lucie (a rooster), Муська and Lily (tomcats), or Bambi (a stag); or a lass with a ‘masculine’ name, such as Mac (Nancy’s girlfriend) and Kevin (a female flightless bird) is normal. Many names, such as Beverly, Leslie, etc, were originally for boys, until they gave girls such names. Wish it’d be like that for every name.
No. Boys are boys, girls are girls, their hormones tell them so. You can teach a girl to play softball and race bicycles, shell be happy, but insist a boy should play with dolls and have tea parties, he'll be miserable. Boys know they are boys and girls know they are girls. Both look up to their parents and know one is make, the other is female. Putting strange ideas into their heads and telling them there are "seventeen genders" is silly and immature. Up to the age of senior teens, our children need reference points they can count on. Remember, even the most convinced, dyed-in-the-wool LGBTQ activist was born from a Mom and Dad couple.
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Liberals need to get their noses out of other people's business. They want to make people name their kids so in case they want to change later on. It is nobody's business what parents name their kids.
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No. People who suggest otherwise should be taken to the middle of the street where they live, and castrated, without any medical aid or assistance.
Such dipshits are usually the problem neighbours that no one can stand. But they want everyone to stand by them and their pig heads views.
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Absolutely not, parents should be allowed to name their kids any name they pleases (provided said name is not abusive / mockingly of course) they should not have crazy loons telling them what they can or can't name their kids.
What should be compulsory on the other hand, is respecting people who identify as attackhelicopters or has the sexuality super straight. Far to often are these poor souls tormented by bigoted charlatans masquerading as people who pretends to want equality, while they actually want to stomp down anything that don't fit their narrow world-view.
In my opinion that's going too far in the politically correct sense to give babies gender neutral names only because they may later in life wish to have another gender. Up to the parents to give the name they want, but as far as I know, the majority, let's say at least 75% of people, just stick to the gender they were born with.
You don’t also think gendered names is an antiquated idea? Why can’t “Dave” be a female’s name? Why can’t “Fiona” be a male’s name? You may require hypnotherapy and sensitivity training.
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Hard disagree. A girl is a girl, biologically. A girl can want a masculine version of her name, or dress more boy-ish, whatever she would want. But you cannot change biology, and even if.. Trans people is a minority, why assume your child wants to be something its not, already from birth? Id name child whatever fit, and if they grew up and hated it, they could change it.
No I don’t think it should be. To do something like that based off, statistically, a very very small percentage chance of your baby being transgender or fluid or whatever seems overblown. If you’re going to want to only name children “gender neutral” names, why even name them at all? Just call them child…that’s how ridiculous it seems
That's offensive. Parents should be able to give any name to their child, within reason. Whether that's a traditional name or a unisex name is irrelevant. You need to stop pushing your outdated, archaic beliefs on people.
You're treating the symptom, not the disease. First, we should burn everyone's genitals off at birth, then we should give them a number and maybe tattoo it where their genitals used to be.
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As soon as it is born, (or even before with an ultrasound machine) you can tell what gender it will be using the simple procedure of looking between its legs. If that is confusing, try looking at a DNA sample: XX = Female, XY = male. It will stay that way for the person's entire life no matter what you or they say.
No, it should be mandatory that anyone who talks about "their pronouns" or "their gender identity" to lose credibility across the board forever. I've already implemented this policy.
Absolutely not. If my wife gives birth to a boy, then the boy will receive a boy's name and will be raised to become a man. If she has a girl, she will receive a girl's name and will be raised to be a woman.
I have a gay cousin whose name is Shane. He came out in his 20s then told everyone he wanted to be called Phillip. 🤷♂️
Your antiquated indoctrinated illogical view is laughable. I feel sorry for you kids paying to be indoctrinated to hate the society you live. Creating a generation of pathetic unemployables mad at the world they’re never going to experience.
People with no job, kids or marriage telling normal sane people how to live. Rofl.
Name kids whatever gender name you want. Or stop gendering names all together. It doesn't even make sense 99% of the time why would pascal be a boy name and Bridget be a girl name. It's stupid just ignore it name them a name that is good.
I’ll take the “Antiquated beliefs” that have worked perfectly well for the entire existence of humanity instead of the latest self destructive trend of the last decade.
No. I'd accept them wanting to change their name in the future if they wish so, but until then they are how I name them.
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Anonymous
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The funniest thing about the whole gender neutural/ 5000 genders/ tranny thing is that there are literally 10x or more trolls on each side of this debate than there are people who give a fuck!
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Anonymous
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Nope. This whole "gender neutral" and "they choose their gender" crap is utter nonsense. If you have a penis, you are male. If you have a vagina, you are female. Simple as that.
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