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Originally Posted by Mr. Kotter
As for Bailey, it's interesting Stahl is using him as her primary source--given the high-profile criticism he has faced. Perhaps in some perverse way, he sees this as an attempt to mend fences or build bridges.
Interesting though, isn't it?  |
More annoying that he's being passed off as some sort of legitimate source of information, than anything. He's not in the business of building bridges.
Bailey may believe it's "in there," but he also believes he could "cure" it, and that if the kid does turn out to be transgendered, it's simply because he just likes boys or gets off on the thought than any sort of deep matters of personal identity.