Is it fair for a tranny teen to be called a princess? Is it fair to assume that a princess is older than the average teenager? But is she not a teenage girl? One could argue both sides of these questions. And many parents who are dealing with those same issues would be thinking the same thing.
Princess tranny teen?
The media used to portray young women as the “hottest” girls on the planet. This was demonstrated by television shows like Keeping up with the Kids and The Suite Life. While it is important to keep up with your children, adults may not find reality TV or soap operas entertaining. But, it does teach values like honesty, dedication, hard work, saving and effort, which may be important to the teen who may be going through some tough times.
Is the word “tranny”, therefore, offensive? Not necessarily. Some people may use the word in an inappropriate way, such as very old-fashioned people. However, in the vast majority, the inappropriate use of the words “trounge” and “tramp” is not a problem.
The best advice that one could give a young lady who may be upset about being called a tranny, would be to explain to them that being a “tranny” is a great job, and one that many women are now in because they had no other choice. While it may be true that some people feel it is derogatory, it really isn’t meant to be that way. Many women were born with the title “tramp” because they didn’t want it. The term is not derogatory or outmoded.
Respectable in her peer group
Some people believe it should be changed from “tenant” to “dweller.” I disagree. A teen who is able to hold down a regular job, and is respectable in her peer group, is most likely going to have a better chance at “ending up” as a tranny than someone who has dropped out of school, has a drug addiction problem, and is homeless. There are also a lot of “tenants” and “dwellers” out there, who are doing everything right but are still trapped in a never-ending cycle of abuse. It doesn’t matter what the person calling herself a tranny has done to deserve the title, as long as she is finally getting help for whatever it is that she is suffering from.
One last word. If you are not sure you want to go through a tranny, then maybe it’s best if you wait until your child gets to around the age of 12. At that point, kids really can do their own thing. Waiting is a good idea if your child isn’t sure he or she has the personality qualities to be a successful tranny. Who knows? Maybe in ten or fifteen years down the road, your child will find the calling and become a fabulous tranny.