This is a 4 year old boy nearly starting primary school. this is a post by his mother on Facebook. The boy is not old enough to decide if he wants to be a cross dresser. Opinions?
I've always thought it's bad enough when parents post pictures of their little kids on social media. They are not old enough to decide if they want to be on the internet. But this is on a whole new level of fucked up behavior. The kid has no idea what he's doing and most likely when he grows up he realizes he was being humiliated as a crossdresser. (unless the parents and society of today completely manage to brainwash dresses are for everyone and gender and gender roles are an illusion)
Even if it was fully "his decision", kids don't really know what they are doing and they experiment. You don't wanna take a picture and post online all the silly things they do and pretend they prefer to wear a dress.
It's cute. And unless it's against his will and regularly forced (which you can't tell by these pictures and is no more likely to be the case than if he was a girl in the same situation) it's not even close to child abuse.
Also you can see he's got on a black tshirt and jeans beneath the dress, and he's wearing "boys" shoes too. So it's not even like he's actually wearing a dress, he's just wearing it over his other clothes. There are actual child abusers out there, dont get your panties in a wad over someone who just has a different fashion sense than you.
Nah some kids just like the opposite gendered things. Like my 4 year old son loves baby dolls. What is weird is that the mother is showing it off to the world online. Parents are suppose to protect their kids, putting them online can be extremely dangerous. And in the future I'm sure this child will be embarrassed for their mom posting these pictures.
if the kid likes the dress then its fine. what's not fine is the mother posting this on the internet. posting pictures of your kids on the internet is dangerous and unnecessary. it can be used by predators and kidnappers to, for example, find out where the kid lives or hangs out, what they look like, age etc. keep your kids off the damn internet.
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Anonymous
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like seriously... what an absolutely selfish piece of shit parent. Keep your disgusting political agendas to yourself don’t infect the poor kid. No 4 year old picks out their own clothing, she is using the kid to virtue signal on social media and its sickening. Someone call this bitch out
i'd say mind your own damn business. it's likely the kid picked out his clothing. and how does this affect you in ANY way? this is not abuse. man, if you think this is abuse i wonder what you'd think of REAL abuse... you also don't know their lives outside of social media.
I never understood mother's that dress their boys in dresses. Looks like she wanted a girl got a girl now she's trying to turn him into one. How selfish!!
Of all people, you would be the last one to know what that child wants or does not want, so you're the one that does NOT get to decide what their choices are, as simple as that.
If the kid wants to wear it then it’s fine. If she’s forcing it then very little that can be done. I mean it’s just clothing who cares? What’s the difference if a girl is forced to wear that dress?
Looks like that’s what Maxy wants to wear. It’s child abuse if other adults tell him he shouldn’t wear dresses.
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The same cuntservative people who call this abuse dont have a problem with forcing their religions/tradions on their kids. Any person who make their kids follow a religion or any ideology or lifestyle such as veganism is a child abuser.
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