[lily.]

There is no way in hell a child should be allowed to go through with an op like this.

I have an 8 year old child and he barely knows anything about his bits-n-bobs let alone be old enough to not want the ones he was born with.

The very idea of allowing that kind of surgery on a child is just downright irresponsible.

I also agree with Ben... making a show about this just encourages these ridiculous ideas. That poor kid now has to grow up having been a part of this sideshow.

If there ever was a case for calling social services, this is it.

[30stone]

Originally Posted by lili

There is no way in hell a child should be allowed to go through with an op like this.

I have an 8 year old child and he barely knows anything about his bits-n-bobs let alone be old enough to not want the ones he was born with.

The very idea of allowing that kind of surgery on a child is just downright irresponsible.

I also agree with Ben... making a show about this just encourages these ridiculous ideas. That poor kid now has to grow up having been a part of this sideshow.

If there ever was a case for calling social services, this is it.

Exactly, basically this has somthing to do with the parents..
If a kid said somthing like that you would explain to them or just take it as a joke or just even say no.

They must have encouraged it to get this far.

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by 30stone

They must have encouraged it to get this far.

I was thinking this before. In America sometimes they seem to push their kids into stuff. Like when you see little girls all dolled up when their parents are pushing them into being performers for instance. Can you imagine a kid, say, in Liverpool or Manchester having this done? Imagine the bullying that would go on in and out of school? I cannot see this bringing happiness to a kid. I can only see this causing underlying problems in the childs future.