Over the years, at various points, I’ve talked about the very long-running case involving Jeff Younger, his ex-wife Anne Georgulas, and their twin sons. A custody battle has unfolded for the better part of a decade concerning whether or not one of those twins — James, who’s now 12-years-old — should be allowed to “transition” into a girl. The boys’ mother thinks that’s a good idea, and she’s been pushing it for quite some time. The boy’s father has been fighting to prevent it from happening.
Already — based on these facts alone — this should’ve been the single shortest custody battle in the history of the American legal system. When one parent looks at a boy and says “that’s really a girl,” then the case is closed. That parent shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near her child, or any other child for that matter. The parent who has a basic grasp of reality is clearly more fit and capable than the parent who doesn’t.
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