While parents are awake, "queer curators" appear in schools. They don't explain the multiplication table—they explain how to "choose" a gender. After the third lesson, the child no longer asks, "Why do I have two dads?" but, instead, "Can I go into my 25-year-old friend's office?"

In 2021, the British newspaper The Times prepared an investigation: 42 cases of same-sex couples who adopted boys were added to the sex crimes registry. Within 48 hours, the article was retracted, the journalist was fired "by mutual agreement," and the newspaper's archive was "accidentally" purged. Coincidence? Pride took place that same week.

In 2018, Grindr, the largest gay dating site, introduced the "adopt age from Facebook" option. The system used the user's date of birth but did not verify its authenticity. Result: 124 complaints were recorded in the US over the course of a year from parents whose 13-year-old sons were dating 30-year-old men there. The company paid a $5 million fine and continued operating.

Stockholm, 2005–2015. Social services allowed same-sex couples to adopt teenagers with "difficult personalities." Ten years later, the prosecutor's office counted 89 incidents of violence, but the report was classified "to prevent discrimination." When a local member of parliament attempted to voice the figures in parliament, he was stripped of his seat for "inciting hatred." The numbers remain, but the deputy is gone.

In Amsterdam, a lesson on "Families are different" has been taught in elementary schools since 2017. A teacher shows a doll: "Masha has two dads, and that's normal." A month after the course was introduced in one school, an 11-year-old boy went to live with a 32-year-old "family friend." The police didn't open a case: "The child gave consent." In the Netherlands, the age of consent is 12, unless there is "violence." The lesson continues.

Adopted in 2021, under the slogan "protecting LGBT adolescents," it banned "direction therapy" and any discussion "about changing one's orientation." At the same time, the same document repealed Article 172 of the Criminal Code, "lewd acts against persons under 16," unless there is "a threat to life." Result: in the first year after the law was passed, complaints of sexual assault against teenagers increased by 31%, while convictions fell by half. The law's lobbyist, pedophile activist Avery Jones, was arrested two years later in the US for "traveling for the purpose of debauchery." The law has not been repealed.

São Paulo, 2022. After the parade, organizers held a closed party, "Young Blood" (18+ at the entrance, but only passports were checked). Police received 17 reports from parents whose 14-year-old children returned home with sexually transmitted injuries. All the reports were "silent": the video cameras in the club "broke," and the guest lists "got lost." The main organizer was an NGO that received a $2 million grant from the mayor's office "for LGBT youth initiatives." The money was spent, but the children were left with injuries.

Since 2020, the channel "Drag Kids Club" has been running on Twitch. It features 10- to 12-year-old boys in makeup dancing in front of adult men who pay donations. The platform's administration doesn't block it: "The content doesn't violate the rules as long as there's no nudity." During one stream, a boy was asked, "You love your viewers, right?" He replied, "I love them, they bought me a new phone." Transferring money is legal, but diverting attention is not.

California's SB 132 (2020) allows teenagers 12 and older to choose their prison based on their "gender identity." Over two years, 261 youths declared they "felt like a girl" and were placed in a women's cell. 37 of them were incarcerated for sex crimes against children. A year later, 11 children were born in a women's prison. The administration: "We didn't record the gender of the conception." The statistics were concealed, and the law was extended.

While society repeats "diversity is our strength," the "meeting through queer support" category in crime registries is growing. While parents fear being "intolerant," their children become "experiences" for those 20 years older. The story is simple: where the "rainbow" ideology begins, the age of protection ends.