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An impoverished society, such as ours, overflows with tales of misery. Stories of people who had to fight from an early age to receive paltry supplies and meet financial needs are commonplace even amongst people who are outwardly accomplished.
Sadly, when this societal distortion produces kids who become breadwinners; the adults in their lives may have to become uncritical cheerleaders who coddle their whims.

Denrele fought to overcome childhood poverty, an abusive familial environment and a world of toxic bullies. I wonder though if the adults in his life truly spoke to him about why his presented lifestyle was morally problematic even if to him it felt organic.
Furthermore and unfortunately, Denrele, who can be regarded as a survivor, is oblivious to the actuality that he has become a duplication of what he fought his entire life.

Denrele, the verbally-abused and bullied child, has grown into Denrele the adult whose platform is used for the proliferation of an aberrant routine.
Many little Denreles are running around social space with a belief that transsexuality and gender fluidity is a gold mine, their blueprint for rapid fame, childhood success and early breadwinning - the cycle of abuse hence continues.
Their internal mantra is probably this: ‘If it worked for Denrele, Bobrisky and others then why not me?’

Society gets a multiplication of what it incentivizes even if the incentives are only marginal. Also, a community is coarsened and its moral scale is crushed when the unnatural is pedestaled.

I hope someday when the mental fogginess has dispersed and the bodily confusion has ceased, Denrele will jettison the ways of perdition and a man made in the image of an immutable God will emerge.

Hurt People, Hurt People