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Mom defends her 3-year-old child’s right to wear tutus

Andalublue said:
[h=1]Mom defends her 3-year-old child’s right to wear tutus — ‘The world may not love my son for who he is, but I do’ [/h][FONT="]
My 5-year-old niece likes to wear her daddy's work boots. She kept falling over so my brother bought her a pair of her own. Is there any difference between that and this little boy who loves tutus?

And even if you believe that kids should wear 'gender-appropriate' clothing, whatever that is, is it okay for someone to confront parent and child and forcefully express disapproval?

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Does it need a news article?

FFS.
 
Renae said:
Does it need a news article?

FFS.
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Great point. Whether she is screwing her kid up or nuturing something in him its really nobodys business but her own. I support a parents right to screw up their kid.

My grandfather screwed up my dad and my dad screwed me up and in keeping within the tradition of my family i screwed up my kid and expect to screw his up too or im taking him out of the will.

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trouble13 said:
Great point. Whether she is screwing her kid up or nuturing something in him its really nobodys business but her own. I support a parents right to screw up their kid.

My grandfather screwed up my dad and my dad screwed me up and in keeping within the tradition of my family i screwed up my kid and expect to screw his up too or im taking him out of the will.

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I don't care who you are, that's funny. Say, you're not my brother up in Carolina, are you?
 
I've got to worry about the mental health of anyone who gets worked up over a three year old wearing a tutu.
 
Deuce said:
:lamo "reared on the ways of girls."

A hundred years ago little boys all wore dresses and pink was considered a manly color. But yeah, sure, this kid will be forever changed because he wore a tutu at age 3. :lamo
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If you find nothing wrong with a child turning out to be a sissy, I don't know why you're frustrated.
 
Gaztopian said:
If you find nothing wrong with a child turning out to be a sissy, I don't know why you're frustrated.
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What's mainly wrong is your assertion that allowing a boy to do a single thing that isn't masculine as a child is automatically guaranteed to turn the kid into a sissy, something you view as negative. You have absolutely no evidence of this.


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Gaztopian said:
If you find nothing wrong with a child turning out to be a sissy, I don't know why you're frustrated.
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You think wearing a tutu magically makes someone a sissy !?

Cool, so can i put on some camo pants and become an instant badass ??
 
roguenuke said:
What's mainly wrong is your assertion that allowing a boy to do a single thing that isn't masculine as a child is automatically guaranteed to turn the kid into a sissy, something you view as negative. You have absolutely no evidence of this.
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No, that's not my assertion; that allowing a boy to engage in femininity contributes to him turning into a sissy is. More importantly, you need evidence to support the claim that rearing a boy on the ways of girls increases his chances of turning out feminine? if so, then by all means, bury your head further into the sand.
 
Gaztopian said:
No, that's not my assertion; that allowing a boy to engage in femininity contributes to him turning into a sissy is. More importantly, you need evidence to support the claim that rearing a boy on the ways of girls increases his chances of turning out feminine? if so, then by all means, bury your head further into the sand.
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I would advise that, if you ever see these men in the real world, you neglect to tell them how their bearing of the tutu transmogrified them into sissies :

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