Or he’s not. I don’t care. He is still my son. And he is 5. And I am his mother. And if you have a problem with anything mentioned above, I don’t want to know you.
Ok, so here's my question is this bullying? I mean, when I read the article, the reactions of the women made my stomach turn, but are they actually bullying the woman and her son as she suggests? I agree with much of what the writer has to say, but I do wonder what makes this bullying. What do you think?
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i don’t really think that was bullying. if she let him dress that way a few years from now, then yeah, he would experience some real bullying. not that i think that would be ok; it’s just a fact. i personally wouldn’t let my son wear it. not because i think it would make him gay or anything, and i wouldn’t love him any less if he was. BUT the vast, vast, vast majority of people are heterosexuals and fall somewhere into traditional gender roles, and the sight of a little boy dressed up as daphne and carrying a purse is a little jarring.
i’m not gonna lie, when i saw the pic i was a little creeped out.