Tyler's birth certificate reads "female" and at age 2 she decided to live her life as a male. With accepting parents, the 5 year old is enjoying his life as a boy. In a article published in the Washington post Tyler parents decided to pull their biological names from publication because their story is widely known throughout their community in Montgomery County. A quote from the article reads: His parents allowed him to present himself as a boy when he was 4, after he was diagnosed with gender identity disorder. In September 2012, Tyler will enter into the school system as a boy - not a girl. To read more, click here.
Let's see Shiloh Pitt in a few years....
ReplyDeleteAnd i bet Shiloh has a gender identity disorder as well.
ReplyDeleteThe parents will allow her to play an androgynous role on television first to warm the public up to her (or his) issue.