Transgenderism is the new faux protected class that liberals want to claim are oppressed. We can thank Caitlyn Jenner for that. But the entire movement has become a slippery slope of weird, barreling down into the nonsensical. It has giant dress up Barbies.

Just when you thought men who think they're women was pushing the envelope, enter the newest flavor of strange. This is not satire. PLEASE watch the video below.

After 23 years of marriage and 7 kids, Stefonknee Wolscht realized she was a transgender woman. But the rejection from her family and friends left her feeling alone and suicidal. That was until the day she realized she could find love and acceptance as a six year old girl. This is part 4 of our 4 part series exploring the lives of transgender Canadians from the website thetransgenderproject.com

Firstlly, this is real, it is not a Monty Python skit. Though I'm wracking my cis-gendered brain thinking if there was a skit about this sort of thing. Probably. Lots of cross-dressing in Monty Python. What did you expect? The Spanish Inquisition?

Secondly, a serious question: how does one know they're secretly a little girl? An obsession with horses via My Little Ponies?

Thirdly: how does a man know what it feels like to be a girl? Obviously he doesn't, he's basing his feelings on gender stereotypes, it's all he'd have to go on. Rather than playing war, maybe this guy would rather play with dolls. Which assumes all girls play with dolls, which is what makes them girls. You'd think the SJW feminists would be all over transgender women for becoming walking stereotypes, but nah... Remember, they awarded Bruce Jenner (a dude) with "Woman of the Year."

Before getting back to TransGirl, remember this: he managed to find a new mommy and daddy. That's another post altogether, come to think of it. Two adults opened their home to a man who thinks he's a little girl. He's playing with their young children...

Let's get back to the transgirl, because it gets better...

“I can’t deny I was married. I can’t deny I have children,” Wolscht admits. “But I’ve moved forward now and I’ve gone back to being a child. I don’t want to be an adult right now and I just live my life like I couldn’t when I was in school.”

There it is. An admission of some mental instability. Not only that, but an admission of being a horrendously selfish human being. Oh I'm glad he's happy.

What about the wife and children he abandoned? Are they happy?

Maybe sometimes there's more to decision-making than what makes you happy. Sometimes you have to take responsibility for your actions, have compassion for others and do things you may not want to do.

It's called being an adult. Boy do I wish this man's kids had one for a parent.