Finnish actor Krista Kosonen asked help from the government's equality-councellor because her 3 year old daughter had entered a princess phase.
According to Krista, her daughter had been dressing in pink dresses in kindergarten and calling herself a beautiful princess. As she reminded her daughter that she is beautiful no matter what she dresses in, the daughter had yelled: NO!
The ministry had told her that it is fine not to force the child to dress in a specific way. In conclusion, Krista chose to accept her three year old daughter's conservativism (lol), in other words, her willingness to find out whether she was a boy or a girl.
"Her reality is divided in two categories, and that is fine for now", commented Krista, "the child's thinking can be expanded later".
Kosonen also explains that she thinks Finland is not a very child-friendly country.
We have reached peak feminidiocy >FEMINIDIOCY FEMINIDIOCY >FEMINIDIOCY FEMINIDIOCY >FEMINIDIOCY FEMINIDIOCY
Gavin Nelson
Imagine the teenage rebellion of kids of these parents though.
Dominic Lee
Shame. I really liked Kätilö.
I still want to take myself behind the sauna for watching Ainoat oikeat. God, that has to be the worst movie ever made.
Isaac Butler
Another funny piece from today's news. Grim reaper in Finnish is "viikatemies", which literally means 'scytheman'. Apparently in today's climate it's appropriate to change this to "viikatehenkilö", which means 'scytheperson'. What a time to be alive.
I dont think I even understand what is going on with this. >My daughter is being a normal little girl, help me!
Xavier Long
I have levottomat on DVD, actually. Such a shame Turku doesn't look like that anymore.
Carson Foster
Ugly redneck looking woman with libshit morality
The absolute state of Finnish "women"
Nathan Allen
i don't get it.. is she hoping for a tranny?
Grayson Torres
Well she self as a princess, so Sweden should treat her as one. They have them, so it only makes sense to give the little girl an unlimited bank account and a province to rule. They aren't bigots are they?
Jaxon Sanders
I think she just believes so zealously in social constructs and everybody being tabula rasa that she can't understand why her daughter behaves like any other girl despite her best efforts to avoid it. Her religion of social justice does not allow her to believe in natural gender differences.
Henry Mitchell
She wants to engage in societal Munchhausen Syndrome but her daughter is being too girly.