Elon Musk and His Girlfriend Are Not Specifying The Gender Of Their Baby

Elon Musk and his popstar girlfriend Grimes are not revealing the gender of their baby.

They are not assigning the gender to their baby now before he or she can decide, “their fate and identity.”

Grimes’s legal name is Claire Boucher. Boucher is an electronic pop artist from Canada. Her music, as described by the Wall Street Journal, is “the kind of music you imagine a group of vampires would listen to if this group of vampires also happened to be on a cheerleading squad.”

That Wall Street Journal quote made me spit out my morning coffee. It is no wonder that this couple is letting their child decide their own gender. I cannot imagine the messed-up ideas this child will be fed if its parents start this idiotic thought process before its even born.

I could understand if the couple wanted to keep the gender or name of the child private for security purposes, but that, of course, is not the case. In a Twitter Q&A, followers of Grimes could ask her questions under the hashtag, #askgrimes.

According to The Daily Mail, Grimes had this to say in her YouTube Livestream,

” I don’t want to reveal the gender of the baby, because I feel like their privacy should be protected. I don’t think they can consent to being famous or being in public and I don’t want to gender them in case that’s not how they feel in their life. I don’t know, I just feel like it doesn’t need to be known.”

I hate to be the one to break it the Grimes and her genius boyfriend, but there are only two genders. I understand that the trend for transgendered children is making an insurgency among the out of touch Hollywood types, but the facts remain the same.

Michael Knowles from Young America’s Foundation expertly explains the fault in the transgender movement’s unlimited gender ideology.

How many genders are there?

12?
50?
1,000?@MichaelJKnowles drops the most uncomfortable truth of all ⬇️@realDailyWire pic.twitter.com/iNz62CIfGo

— YAF (@yaf) February 24, 2020

According to Knowles, Facebook decided that the two genders were insufficient and added 56 gender options when creating a profile.

Not long later, Facebook agreed with the transgender movement that 56 genders again weren’t enough and is allowing the user to describe their own gender in a drop-down menu.

Where did people come up with the idea that you can choose your gender?

Your gender is not the same thing as a chipotle bowl; you can’t customize it any way you want. You have what you are born with, and anything else you feel is caused by a mental health issue.