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I wouldn't have one for my kid. If they turned out to be trans I wouldn't want that to have a negative impact on them. But if I got invited to one I would almost certainly go. People will find whatever excuse they want to have a party. As long as it's a good party I don't care about the theme. Assuming, of course, it doesn't cause a devastating wildfire. That could happen with any theme in irresponsible and careless hands though.

When I was living in Sierra Leone, the smallest achievement or victory could turn into a party. Some of the really festive parties could go for three days straight with constant dancing and some participants not sleeping at all throughout. Gender reveal parties aren't a thing there for two big reasons: lack of robust prenatal care and they just haven't heard of them yet. I have no doubt they could be included in the flourishing party culture there though.