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Originally Posted by SupaModel
I personally feel that sexual orientation is something that you are born with. Now later if my son came to me and said he was gay. I have NO PROBLEM at all with that. I would love him no matter. If my son came to me and said he felt he was transgender I have NO PROBLEM with that. Again I understand that this is something that your born with.
However, I stand by what I said earlier I will not be dressing him in dresses, my shoes, my make-up etc... that is something I agree with. I do have that right don't I?
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I asked before and you didn't answer (I don't think you saw it) I know that you have said that H will be an only, so you wouldn't have girls dress up clothes at your house, but say you are at a friends house, and H is a little older. The kids go off an play, and they play dress up and they all come back and laughing and laughing and they are all wearing dresses...Clearly YOU didn't put him in it, but would you make him take it off?
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