A four-year old boy announced that he is a boy during a Pride Parade in Vancouver. Charlie Danger Lloyd was four years old and was born a girl. Charlie Danger Lloyd’s mother said that the four-year-old was born a girl.
Mother Alaina Bourrel explained the events of the parade in these viral photos:
“After they had closed the road, Charlie and Grammy walked out together. After a brief struggle, the cannon burst with blue smoke, biodegradable confetti and confetti. Charlie was overcome with joy and the cheering crowd cheered them on. He couldn’t believe the love and support he was shown from the bystanders.”
The New York Post reports that even before the pride parade, Charlie had stopped shopping in the girls’ section and “wanted his hair cut short.” Bourrel said:
“He was not your average little girl. His parents said he played with boys more than their children and he would often play with them. He decided to change his wardrobe after much discussion with me.
“He was reluctant to shop at the girls’ section but was too anxious to go in the boys’ section. After much discussion with me and his emotions, he finally decided that he needed a new wardrobe. So, we went out looking for our new style .”
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She said that Charlie was a “new-child “, after getting a haircut:
” We made an appointment at Big Bros Barbershop in East Vancouver, where we met Lia…. Charlie left the salon feeling completely different .”
Bourrel stated that Charlie felt more confident after they made changes to his appearance and wardrobe:
” It’s been four months since his social transition began.
Bourrel said that Charlie is in “social transitioning,” and Charlie has to dress like a boy.
“His choice were not challenged and he was congratulated. Everyone began to use new pronouns and we are all so fortunate to have this circle .”
Chloe Cole, a 17-year-old who is detransitioning, told Fox News Digital:
“If you are considering transitioning, please wait until you are a fully developed adult … Transitioning can damage your body and mind in ways that we may not fully understand.”
Chloe Cole, who started taking puberty blockers and testosterone at 13, says that not being able to breastfeed any future children she has was one of the biggest things that made her realize it’s not a path she should have taken. pic.twitter.com/hgfcKBejcw
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) July 10, 2022
