Thread by @ConservaVixen7

I read the book: "Raising Ryland" yesterday and I'm more disturbed now than before.

This mother found her daughter in daddy's closet, wearing one of daddy's shirts when she was 3. She wasn't verbal having been deaf since birth, but not diagnosed for more than a year...

https://twitter.com/michaeljknowles/status/1535345291548934147

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After finding her baby girl in the closet, she said the baby told her "not to tell anyone." As if this 3 yr. old BABY GIRL had the wherewithal to KNOW that wearing a man's shirt was socially unacceptable. As IF. Then baby Ryland starts signing circles in the air...

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...mommy asks, "Do you want to be a boy?" Ry, smiles, and signs circles (that apparently means the baby's uncle [?]) alrighty then. From daddy's shirt to signing circles, to the assumption the baby girl wants to be a boy. Makes perfect sense.

If you're a frikk'n attn wh0re.

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OK, Kristen. You think you're so smart #WTLiteralF would you have done? Glad you asked!

I would have given the baby a thumbs up, done "shhh" with my finger on my lips & hightailed it quietly out of the room to grab my phone.

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Taking a picture of that CUTENESS would have been my ONLY thought. Preserve that sh!t for posterity, the Grands are going to LOVE IT!

Apparently, it never occurred to this woman that the shirt smelled like her daddy. He was a fireman so he was gone a lot...

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...and it felt like him. She MISSED him, and since 3-yr-olds don't usually have the ability to express that - for many years, if ever - that shirt brought her close to her daddy, period.

This woman was bored and felt alone, and her baby girl was deaf...

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...she wasn't comfortable with the "Fire Wives," but she KNEW! She knew that when she went to dress her daughter and her daughter cried, she wanted to be a BOY.

**NEWS FLASH** Hills, my daughter did the same thing. My mom said I didn't, but I had a brother, all boy cousins,

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and my mom's best friend, our neighbor, had 4 boys. If I wanted to play with them, I rode my bike, played ping-pong in their garage, softball at the Catholic school down the street, and hide-and-seek. My mom sewed, so when I was little, I had a dress for every day of the...

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...week. But ONLY until I was old enough to object. To this day, I'm MOST COMFY in jeans, a t-shirt, and a pair of sneakers... Even worse? When I was married, I LOVED wearing one of my husband's shirts. It smelled like him even after it was washed.

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Did that mean I wanted to ditch my vagina for a fake phallus? The thought NEVER entered my mind.

If not for Hillary and her NEED to be noticed and praised for her grace and sensitivity in "raising Ryland,"... Oh... Oh my God, this woman has mental issues & what she did is

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child abuse.

I don't know her, nor do I care to, but didn't anyone who loved that baby girl think for a minute that something was wrong??? Seriously, I'm not a shrink, but I'm schooled in abnormal psychology, and my thought? "Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy."

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Far more likely than a BABY with GDD. For the love of God...

And, #BTW @FoxNews... Who the literal f**k were you pandering to with this bullScheiße propaganda? I'm so done with you... SO DONE.

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The "Movie" on CNN back in 2015...

cnn.com/2015/03/18/liv…

#NewsFlash - That BABY GIRL NEVER SAID, "I'm a boy." Read the damn book, or, DM me - I have a free link to the ebook, OR I can "lend" you the Audible.

This mother is sick...sick...OMG...

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Watching the CNN piece - at the 7:55 min. mark is the haircut. Funny thing though, in the book MOM cut her hair because dad didn't want to her to his barber, there would be questions. Hills put Ry's hair in a ponytail and cut off. Ry started sobbing, "Put it back on!"

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You idiots left that shit out, didn't 'cha...

CHILD ABUSE.

MUNCHAUSEN'S by PROXY, period.

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