The British government is calling on school boards to clamp down on a remarkable trend among pupils: more and more young people are identifying themselves as animals writes the Telegraph. Although the number of so-called "Furries" still seems to be limited, this development has raised concerns and calls for common sense. In addition to students identifying as cats, dinosaurs and horses, there are even cases where students identify with fictional characters. This phenomenon raises questions about the boundaries of gender identity and raises concerns about safety and social dynamics in schools.
The British government has raised alarm bells over a remarkable trend among students: a growing number of young people are identifying themselves as animals. Although the "Furries" phenomenon still appears to be relatively limited, it has caught the attention of authorities, who are calling on school boards to take action. Educational organizations stress the importance of common sense in this situation.
Stories of students no longer simply identifying themselves as boys or girls, but as animals, have caused a stir. For example, a cat has been identified in Wales, a dinosaur in another school and a student identifying himself as "Moon" and walking around with a long cloak. These incidents have been reported by the Daily Mail.
This remarkable trend raises questions about the boundaries of gender identity and the extent to which schools should intervene. While it is important to respect students and allow them to explore their own identities, there are also concerns about the impact on school climate and social interaction among students. School boards have the task of dealing with this wokeness. First and foremost, everyone is boy or girl. The human being of the individual student is central to this.
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This recent development has also raised concerns about school safety. When students identify themselves as animals, it can lead to undesirable behaviors or situations. Soon a ''wolf'' will go to attack his classmates and bite them. With this news, one wonders again what episode of the madhouse we have now landed in,