[Crimson Dynamo]

• Romeo Clarke, from Rugby, Warwickshire, has three older sisters
• Youngster owns 100 dresses and eight pairs of heeled shoes
• Builder dad Winston, 42: 'I don't care. He can be whatever he wants to be'

The youngster likes to wear heels and something in his favourite colour, pink - such as socks or a hair clip, every single day. Romeo also likes having his hair straightened, his nails painted and playing with Barbie dolls.


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I think the mum needs to have a look at herself here

[Daniel.]

Looks like a young Kemal lmao

but seriously - how pathetic

[Novo]

get that poor kid a power rangers or a teenage ninja mutant turtles costume

[jackc1806]

Originally Posted by Daniel_

Looks like a young Kemal lmao

but seriously - how pathetic

It actually is Kemal

[Ninastar]

Pathetic, but what's even more pathetic is that people will now use this as another 'reason' to hate on religion. People assume all religion is the same.

[Cal.]

It is pathetic, like his parents say, if it makes him happy, so be it.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

It is pathetic, like his parents say, if it makes him happy, so be it.

The mother should be adult enough to realise he is not a girl and steer him to better clothes choices. The dad is not there. He will be a laughing stock when he goes to school.

Will she give him mars bars for breakfast and let him stay up to watch BB as it makes him happy?

[lily.]

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.

[Jessica.]

I don't see what the big deal is, would the church have the same problem if it was a girl wearing Spiderman clothes?

[Crimson Dynamo]

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.

Good post L

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

• Romeo Clarke, from Rugby, Warwickshire, has three older sisters
• Youngster owns 100 dresses and eight pairs of heeled shoes
• Builder dad Winston, 42: 'I don't care. He can be whatever he wants to be'

The youngster likes to wear heels and something in his favourite colour, pink - such as socks or a hair clip, every single day. Romeo also likes having his hair straightened, his nails painted and playing with Barbie dolls.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...3174/The-five-
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I think the mum needs to have a look at herself here

spoiled brat

[Marsh.]

Attention seeking twats.

[Crimson Dynamo]

imagine letting the DM take photos?

[lily.]

He's a beautiful wee boy.. It's clear he's growing up in a house of life-size barbies.. you only have to look at the mum. She has bleached hair, lip fillers and false nails/tan. The sisters are possibly the same.. and the article states that she's a 'single-mum'.. so there is no male influence in the house at all.

The kid is only copying what he sees at home, which is fine. But he needs to be exposed to other influences too. My son benefited from nursery school because prior to that he'd only spent time with his sister and her friends [and his mum/dad of course]. It's good for kids to spend time with kids their own age/gender too.

[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.

[lily.]

Exactly. What's okay to do at home isn't okay to do out in public. Kids run around the house with all sorts of weird outfits on.. but sort it out before you leave the house..

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Daniel_

Looks like a young Kemal lmao

but seriously - how pathetic

[Josy]

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.

Best post ever.

I pretty much say the same thing in all of these sort of threads..he's a child, not old enough to make massive life changing decisions.

[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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[Crimson Dynamo]

not that i like saying it but well done the church in this case

[Jack_]

Pathetic but these stories need to stop being posted on here cause we end up going down the same predictable, overtired road every time

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Pathetic but these stories need to stop being posted on here cause we end up going down the same predictable, overtired road every time

what do you mean Jack?

[Tom4784]

The club is using the kids as an excuse, I doubt many five year olds would care about what the boy wears less be distressed or confused by it.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Pathetic but these stories need to stop being posted on here cause we end up going down the same predictable, overtired road every time

Because people express opinions that differ to yours?

[Nedusa]

Let the boy wear what he wants when he is home ( although I think over a 100 dresses is excessive) but at school he should be dressed as a boy.

Cannot understand why the mother would think a boy of this age has the maturity to make an informed decision as to what to wear.

She is leaving her son open to serious ridicule by allowing him to dress like this in public .

This story should really be about the mothers issues not the little boy's.