Just in case you missed the story, famed actress Charlize
Theron is bringing her son up as though he were a girl. Why so? Well, the boy,
when he was aged three, announced that he was a girl, not a boy. And after all,
we all respect the absolute truths uttered by three year olds. The child is
apparently now seven years old.
Lucianne links to the story (via Maggie’s Farm):
Actress
Charlize Theron has been raising her biologically-male son as a girl even since
the child told her he wasn’t a boy when he was three years old.
That’s
all it took for Theron to start raising her son Jackson, now seven, as a girl,
the actress told The
Daily Mail:
'Yes, I
thought she was a boy, too,' Charlize agrees, briskly. 'Until she looked at me
when she was three years old and said: 'I am not a boy!'
'So
there you go!'”
Theron
clothes young Jackson in dresses because “Who they (children) want to be, is
not for me to decide.
I am not reporting on this story to show, yet again, that
Hollywood celebrities are functional idiots. I am not suggesting, though I am
sorely tempted, to recommend that the child be removed from an abusive home and
put into foster care. I am not even recommending that Theron be indicted for child abuse.
Not for today, I am not. I am reporting the story because
Theron recently complained that she is having trouble getting dates.
In her words:
I've been single for 10 years, it's not a long shot.
Somebody just needs to grow a pair and step up. I'm shockingly available.
Considering that Theron is shockingly attractive and even
famous, it is somewhat surprising that so many men have shown such good
judgment. Considering the propensities and proclivities of some men—why we even
have a fetishist, a hair sniffer, as a leading candidate for the Democratic
presidential nomination—it is shocking that so many men have had enough good
sense to avoid getting involved with Charlize Theron.
Just when you were losing faith in men....
6 comments:
I am not reporting on this story to show, yet again, that Hollywood celebrities are functional idiots.
Though you won't object if that's one of my take-aways from your post, will you, Stuart?
Another thought: Maybe it's the "three strike rule" that keeps men away from Charlize? I.e., in that she:
--witnessed, as a young child, her mother's shooting and killing of her father;
--has spoken openly and fondly of her many lesbian affairs; and
--dresses her young son in dresses?
I don't know about other guys, but something about these 3 markers suggests to me, "Radioactive" ...
If her academic record, or lack thereof, is any indication, she's thick as an anvil. She'd be working an IHOP gig at best if not gifted with a face that would launch a luxury yacht. Nice derrière, tho'.
I wouldn't know her if I saw her, and I won't ever be near her.
So she wants men to "grow a pair" while she wants to remove a pair from her son. Got it.
I could say she's nuts, but as she's some kind of celebrity, that goes without saying.
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