[Lee.]

I'm sorry, but there's no way I'd let my boy go out dressed as a girl.. The mother is leaving him open to all sorts of ridicule and bullying.

[RichardG]

Originally Posted by L

In my opinion, his parents need to dress him like a boy when he is out the house. If he was 15 and wanted to dress as a girl, then that would be fair enough, but he is only a child playing dress-up. This has nothing to do with gender identity, and parents who bring this sort of BS to the media are attention-*****s.

Originally Posted by Lee.

I'm sorry, but there's no way I'd let my boy go out dressed as a girl.. The mother is leaving him open to all sorts of ridicule and bullying.

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