In Poland I remember it was a necessary step to "sue your parents" when correcting your gender, I don't know if and how the process changed since the last time I checked.

Originally posted by DobryPiesel:

In Poland I remember it was a necessary step to "sue your parents" when correcting your gender, I don't know if and how the process changed since the last time I checked.

Topic is a millennial and is still in this mindset, sheesh.

Originally posted by Nova Prospektor:

Topic is a millennial and is still in this mindset, sheesh.

yes i am a millennial

yes, use christmas as a opportunity to make them feel guilty

Originally posted by Topic:

Originally posted by Nova Prospektor:

Topic is a millennial and is still in this mindset, sheesh.

yes i am a millennial

Because you feel powerless to take responsibility for your life, it's everyone else's problem.

This is what the idea behind the birth thing is.

It not only cuts arguments, it cuts yourself from life.

WILL take the case

Originally posted by Topic:

Topic 4 minutes ago
    
Can I sue my parents for birthing me without consent?

I didn't really choose to have this life (or body) and I don't really like it.

Of course. Just sign. No wait yer name is not yours to sign with. Let's see what to do with cheese long out.. . . .

There is acceptance of non compliance to much horse power during a stationary position.

Plausibility case where constant implosion is dangerous to self and everyone else. Time within an institution for study without considering fundamental rights be given.

choices are those, unless of course rather have the case dropped and enjoyed the experience of attempting before dinner with no desserts. *my Adjutant has mentioned best to edit this to be more 3 weeks no dessert home before 3 p.m in room no t.v. in any other part of home or phone and no desserts at any meal.

Convince them to invest heavily in obvious disaster meme coin.

Absolutely and as soon as the Judges have dealt with the complaints about being born on a Monday or without a billion dollar trust fund.

However, just remember though that the legal system runs on evidence, so you will need to demonstrate you explicitly declined the ‘Life’ terms and conditions before birth. Most people skip try to skip that part.

Should have told your parents you wanted to be born as an emojie kid insteed.

If your parents didnt leave you a paid property, you got screwed over

Originally posted by DobryPiesel:

In Poland I remember it was a necessary step to "sue your parents" when correcting your gender, I don't know if and how the process changed since the last time I checked.

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Yes. However your parents can counter sue for the pain, the suffering, the cost of raising you, the sleepless nights, the cuddles, the free food, the free lodgings, the school fees, the clothing.

In addition, they can seek punitive damages for having spent all that money - when all they got was... well.. you

Originally posted by Topic:

I didn't really choose to have this life (or body) and I don't really like it.

You might want to take Biology and see what happens and where you went and where you came from and all the goo involved in the process.