I agree with the parents’ decision of allowing Tyler to be a boy, if my daughter way diagnose with gender identity disorder; I would want him to be happy. Parents should be a child's number one support, helping them feel loved being who they truly want to be. I believe that gender identity disorder can be diagnosed at a young age, many kids have been struggling with GID for all their life, and felt like something was wrong with them. This generation is lucky that the phrase transgender is more known now, a decade ago transgender was barley known by us; making many kids feel broken, and not like other kids. I don’t see what’s so bad about allowing your child to be the opposite gender, even though it said in the article that 80% of them change
