Child psychologist explains why kids are never too young to be taught about gender identity

All right, here we are with another gem from Libs of TikTok. You might recall that NPR did a “fact-check” earlier this week on seven “not-quite-right” beliefs about abortion. Among the debunked claims: Fetuses feel pain early in a pregnancy. Note that NPR said “early” in a pregnancy … as in, how early? While states were adopting abortion bans at 20 weeks, NPR cited a study from 2005 (that’s pretty old) finding that “a fetus is not capable of experiencing pain until somewhere between 29 or 30 weeks.” You’re still killing it by aborting it, but apparently, it doesn’t mind, so, go ahead.

We’ve learned this week, though, that it’s important to teach young children about gender identity because even fetuses in the womb pleasure themselves. We’re not sure which study showed that.

Dr. Samantha Busa, a licensed child psychologist at @nyulangone gave training on caring for trans youth.

She says we have to teach young kids about gender and sexual orientation because even babies “play with their genitals cuz it feels good” while still in their mother’s womb. pic.twitter.com/BgFE75ESJ5

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 12, 2022

We’ve been assured by better minds than ours that fetal movement doesn’t prove consciousness, and they’re more comparable to brain-dead people.

J/SOTOMAYOR: "There is about 40% of dead people who if you touch their feet, the foot will recoil. There are spontaneous acts by dead-brain people. So I don't think that a response to- by a fetus necessarily proves that there's a sensation of pain or that there's consciousness." pic.twitter.com/wLg6P5z369

— Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) December 1, 2021

Justice Sotomayor is comparing babies in the womb to dead people.

— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) December 1, 2021

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Justice Sotomayor would disagree that they can feel anything
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— Morgan Rapp (@MorganRapp) May 12, 2022

Huh.

I used to love stroking myself daily amongst the embryonic fluids. I miss those days!!

— Shady AJ (@ShadyAJ2) May 12, 2022

They are exploring their bodies. Just like they explore their toes or ears. It's not sexual in the same way it is when they're in puberty or adults.

— That eyeball (@IPurpleRobot) May 13, 2022

Just when I think this sickness can't get any worse, someone ups the ante. Where does it end?

— Spaceballs The User (@SpaceballsTheTU) May 12, 2022

What I find most disturbing is the large number of adults talking about the genitals and sexuality of babies and children.

— Susan V (@SusanStylianou) May 13, 2022

I thought they weren’t babies yet 🤔

— Brad Ziegler (@BradZiegler) May 12, 2022

Wait. They are babies now?

— Wait____what? (@Wait____what_) May 12, 2022

How can a clump of cells pleasure itself?

— Incorrigible (@thoughtfulrite) May 13, 2022

Wait. I’m confused. It’s a baby now if it’s masturbating in the womb? I’m confused about how all this science works.

— Born Snarky (@Born_Snarky) May 14, 2022

How do they know babies think it feels good? They don’t consider them autonomous beings yet per their pro-choice stance.

— Lesley (@Lesley11342503) May 12, 2022

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