They are a great runner!
While we were out trick-or-treating, Bekah saw a person running (very traditionally female in dress and appearance) and said, “wow, she’s a great runner! Wait, I mean, they are a great runner. I don’t know if they are a girl or a boy or a they.” I had been thinking how sweet a compliment that was and hadn’t considered the assumed pronoun at all.
I’ve never been so proud as a mom. We’ve had a few conversations about gender, non-binary people, and pronouns. We’ve talked about how we speak demonstrates our love for others. It’s beautiful to see this become second nature for her. I hope one day that I can be like Bekah.
#remarksfromrebekah
I’ve never been so proud as a mom. We’ve had a few conversations about gender, non-binary people, and pronouns. We’ve talked about how we speak demonstrates our love for others. It’s beautiful to see this become second nature for her. I hope one day that I can be like Bekah.
#remarksfromrebekah
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