i would have said..."you what, dear?"
"you're funny *smile - hug - hair tousle*....okay - hockey starts in 10 minutes - let's go son"
"good boy"
Could this attitude make a person feel like a very serious issue to them is being ignored by a parent?
A first comment of "I'm a girl" may be just a random comment with no intended meaning from the speaker as to a serious comment, though i'd be really careful with this as even one comment like this could be a persons way of opening up to you and seeing what your reaction to the comment is and they may never talk to you about it again even though they are in fact dealing with something. The article seems to suggest it takes a different turn then the comment though, to the point where the child was actually becoming upset about people referring to him as a boy. (LifeSiteNews Mobile | Heart-broken grandmother refuses to think of five-year-old ‘transgender’ grandson as a girl)