Not in my experience. I’ve pieced some things together, but unless I directly asked or it was relevant like medical history, my parents don’t really talk about their childhoods.
If they are trans and the FATHER in the couple then they biologically can not be the actual father. Either they are the “mother” of the child or their partner is the mother and they used a doner. That’s how reality works. A case of they are the dad, not the father.
Either that or they where treated as a girl growing up and forced to wear dresses and that’s why they are sad. And this is a dad joke to cover for childhood trauma of abuse. Which is an entirely equal possibility in reality.
Maybe the Mom is trans as well, and Dad birthed their child? Or maybe it’s a gay couple, and the kid has two Dads who are the biological parents? Just because Dad has different plumbing doesn’t necessarily mean he isn’t a bio-parent.
Not in my experience. I’ve pieced some things together, but unless I directly asked or it was relevant like medical history, my parents don’t really talk about their childhoods.
Your dad not being your biological father is medically relevant. Not saying the kid was unaware of that though.
Nothing in this comic necessarily implies that the dad isn’t the kid’s biological parent, though.
If they are trans and the FATHER in the couple then they biologically can not be the actual father. Either they are the “mother” of the child or their partner is the mother and they used a doner. That’s how reality works. A case of they are the dad, not the father.
Either that or they where treated as a girl growing up and forced to wear dresses and that’s why they are sad. And this is a dad joke to cover for childhood trauma of abuse. Which is an entirely equal possibility in reality.
Which is why I said biological parent and not father.
Holy crap really?! oh my God no one here has ever considered how bog-standard biological reproduction works.
Always make sure to use a good doner 🤭
Why “they” and not “him”?
Maybe the Mom is trans as well, and Dad birthed their child? Or maybe it’s a gay couple, and the kid has two Dads who are the biological parents? Just because Dad has different plumbing doesn’t necessarily mean he isn’t a bio-parent.
Opposite expirence my parents and grandparents all talked about growing up and their childhoods a lot
Same hat. The stuff I gleaned pointed to both of them growing up abused though so like… I understand why they don’t want to share that with me.