Are these connected? Father likes to play MMOs and has an online "business" in Second Life where he adopts a female avatar later his son wants to be a woman?
To paraphrase John Wesley: What is tolerated in one generation is celebrated in the next.
Are young people who grew up with "games" that allowed them to take on alternate personas or create avatars now convinced they can do something similar IRL?
Anon hypothesizes that numbers for the movie that just put "Sound of Freedom" out of the top spot were faked. Also some ethical people may consider it okay to look at bootlegged "Sound of Freedom" for the exposure of the issue, meaning that the disparity between what Hollywood produces and the upstart filmmakers is greater than currently realized.
If "off label" movies are more interesting to people than Hollyweird productions a whole entertainment giant is about to fall.
>Lots of femanons on qresearch pretending to be a man so that shills don't attack them with TOGTFO
True. Not quite the same as creating an avatar, though.