Thread by @Batflake

🧵 I will thread the full story, so I can reply with a link when folk ask. I have no problem naming the schools, I'm certain I did in old tweets, even teacher's names I'm sure. I don't care for protecting this guff, it needs daylight disinfectant on it. Stonewall schools...

In 2019, my 9 yr old daughter's class got the inclusivity lessons. So she and 3 female classmates decided they were boys. The school made a huge deal of this, they phoned me to tell me about her "sexuality" as they put it. Said the girls were becoming their authentic selves,

said the other parents were all fully supportive and I was the issue (a lie, one other wasn't), they said my daughter wearing trousers rather than skirts proved she wasn't a girl, they told me to call her Levi and were allowing "him" to write his new name on jotters.

I told the deputy head that Levi was the name of her favourite YouTuber and we should wait and see, the deputy head told me to have the conversation with my daughter about which toilet "he" should use. She screamed at me down the phone "this is your child's sexuality!"

and declared "this school is a Stonewall champion". I had conversations with my daughter. She told me she wanted to be a man because she was taught that women are sexually assaulted, she told me she was taught that children are sexless until they choose the adult body parts,

and she told me she absolutely did not want to use the boys toilets. I talked to the school again, pointing out it was wrong to teach kids they can just choose a gender and body parts are interchangeable like clothes and recall being called 'bigoted'.

Time went on and the fad wore off on my daughter, and eventually 2 of the friends but one is now a trans boy teen. School went back after covid and my teen son started having problems. First an argument with a teacher who claimed that UK trans people are braver than armed forces.

It rattled him at the time but I didn't get involved, they'd both debated and said their sides and I figured teachers could have opinions, but I wonder now if the teacher was abusing their power, shaming my son in front of peers for not following the current ideologue.

My daughter, now "identifying" as a girl again started high school (same one as older brother) and in the days before she was due to start in 2022 I got a phone call from the high school, from a teacher who was to be her guidance teacher, to ask how her gender identity was going.

My daughter was in and heard and was mortified that teachers at a new school were discussing trends she played with as a 9yr old as if it was real and extremely important. This male teacher made it a bit of a mission to take my daughter under his wing and talk about her identity.

Emotional abuse and blackmail, the tone and way things are said in front of peers and trans identifying peers, all for a narcissistic agenda to be the most Stonewall approved teacher ever. A different teacher was taking my son's class and was having pupils discus their identity.

Most were keen to identify somewhere on the LGBTQIA+ , a few were unpopular straight boring binary people and all seemed to be geared towards sexual attraction and sex organs so my poor awkward son, bless him, said he was asexual thinking that made him exempt,

but the teacher congratulated him on coming out and identifying on the queer umbrella and my son tried to say 'no I mean I'm not into anything, I'm 13' and then the teacher began saying it was hateful and phobic to deny asexual existence was part of LGBTQIA+.

It was at this point that both children started developing mystery illness every morning, refusing to go. Teachers began to call and even visit in person, all the issues raised were Stonewalled, unspeakable, unthinkable. A psychologist was brought to school to meet us

and was not concerned about anything the school was teaching and said the children's resistance was probably due to autism since myself and their adult sibling have a diagnosis. They convinced my son to attend counselling sessions to get into the school routine,

I wasn't to attend and my son refused to go to that after 3 sessions, claiming all the counsellor would talk about was computer games and human identity. My kids genuinely seem freaked out by the whole complain directly experience.

The school will take no responsibility and will invoke Stonewall. Parents will be called bigots and problematic, and your children will be insidiously tagged and talked about by teachers from schools all over the area and receive targeted comments and surreptitious gaslighting.