Would you let your son wear a dress?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

[Friendlybro79]

As I read through all of the comments it makes me sad that I have to remind you all that one day.. we're all going to be dead... no consciousness... no awareness that life will continue on after us...

We get only one shot in life to live and be happy. We exist for micro seconds of time compared to how long time has existed. All the while we are so fucking upset about how people dress.

I get it for some of the the worst thing that could happen to a kid is they dress out of the gender norms, is gay, or trans... etc.

If you want to pretend like this really matters, because it doesn't, well then waste more of your little time caring about ridiculous things.

Your kids aren't being forced to become someone they're not. If you're scared of your kids being well being, think what you're doing to them when you teach them to be intolerant of difference, hateful, and so angry over how other people live their lives, that you use such bad language towards them.

Why not just be nice and teach them to be true to themselves and nice to others no matter what they look like or live like.

I'm staying teach your kids to learn how to co exist with people that are different than them because they have no choice but to. Stop being fearful. Your kids are going to be fine.

[TruthBringer]

Fuck no.
STOP CONFUSING CHILDREN.

I'm not going to raise my son to become some brainwashed degenerate who will grow up with all kinds of mental issues because he has been mislead to straw away from his biologically natural & masculine nature... A man dresses like a man, and a woman dresses like a woman. Period.
This whole LGBTQ+ bullshit has gone too far. Society is losing its grip and children are clearly being targeted to be thrown in utter confusion. No wonder the depression and suicide rates are beyond the roof.

Leave children alone. Let boys be boys and girls be girls. Jesus Christ... Western society really has lost its shit.

[HippieVeganJewslim]

Speaking of the prophet (peace and blessings upon Him), didn’t Jesus wear no trousers, hence a dress?

[TruthBringer]

@HippieVeganJewslim False equivalence fallacy, my guy. Jesus did not wear a dress. A robe is not a dress. Jesus didn't wear women's clothes and tried to actively be a girl. He wore clothes that were acceptable for men's wear at that time. Plenty of men across different cultures wearing long robes over the course of history and still managed to pull off a masculine look. Whereas here is a boy actively dressing TO LOOK like a girl. So clearly, a major difference in context

Wearing long robes like the Samurai or the Ottomans did is vastly different from this example with the boy shown in the thumbnail.

[Friendlybro79]

Who is getting cancelled? Who is shitting on you to your opinion? I know you don't care for their opinion but they do get to have one even if you see it to be stupid.

This doesn't really answer my question but could you be more specific? Like if a man wearing a dress accidentally was in the same aisle with you and your kids is that him shitting on your opinion for him just being there? If a man in a dress said hello in passing to you and your kids just like many people so in passing is this a problem?

So again... What is it specifically do you mean stay away from my kids? We all know it would be bad for anyone man wearing a dress or a man in a suit to kidnap a kid etc but what is it that you see happening to you personally that is a threat to your kids physically?

I'm not shitting on you or your opinion if that isn't clear. I want to understand better because I value other people's opinions.

[TruthBringer]

@Friendlybro79 I've spoken to enough members of the LGBTQ+ community to know they throw their hissy fits whenever they find someone who does not conform to their beliefs. I have friends who admitted that they hold back certain critcisms or opinions regarding LGBTQ+ views just so they don't risk losing their jobs. One of them said to have had a co-worker who got fired because he voiced his opinions about non-binary pronouns. Did that answer your question?

If he happens to be there, the man wearing a dress, then no issues going on. If he starts to get close to my kid and trying to interact for no reason, then I will start to have a problem. If it is just a hello and keeping it pushing, it's another thing. Like I said, if they do something that I deem as unacceptable/crossed boundaries, then the problems arise. Just being nice and saying hello (basically keeping things basic), then that's no problem. If my kid starts to ask me questions to why a man is wearing a dress, I will teach my kid that he/she passed someone who is most likely mentally ill and lost.

Want me to be even more specific? I literally already gave you. Remember when I said about LGBTQ+ being taught at schools? Drags attending classrooms? I'm yet to witness that happen in my country, but I am most definitely predicting it will eventually come just as it has in the US with certain schools.

That is a threat. Maybe not a direct physical one, but a mental one for sure. Trying to teach my kids views that are most definitely against my own and are notorious for people to lose sight of reality is definitely something I will protect my kids from at the best of my ability.

[Friendlybro79]

That is more specific but you said drags in classrooms and LGBTQ+ being taught in schools? There was One ex in the entire country that I think you're referring to with a teacher. Do you have specific examples of actual schools and what they're teaching that is against your views?

My family members that are teachers are saying this is really blown out of proportion and not part of curriculum. There are exceptions as far as I know for a few private schools that parents approve of the curriculum..

I'm not going to expect you to keep answering me because even I feel like I'm interrogating you a little because everything you reply with leaves me wanting to understand more lol.

I think what I have gathered in my experience is being a parent doesn't make you all knowing and or a martyr. I'm not targeting that at you directly because I don't know you. Just an observation of parents afraid of difference. If your kid were to disagree with your views what would you do? I mean you do know you can't keep them from hearing other point of views and beliefs?

I'm definitely not trying to change your mind on anything nor do I think I could if my life depended on it. I'm not part of LGBTQ+ but I keep thinking about the folks I've met that are the opposite as you described. They're kind and just want to be happy and treated equally like you and me. I don't have to believe what you believe or live like you to be equal to you. It's funny how your experience with folks from their community is the opposite but hey if you group us however you want there are nice people, bad people, fun people, annoying people etc.

I feel the biggest threat to kids in school is gun violence.. this stuff with men wearing dresses is silly to me. No one is going to make a kid be trans. I think we inherently know who we are at a pretty young age. At 3 I was going to marry wonder woman ( Linda Carter) lol. But hey you worrying about your kids is completely understandable. Have a good day.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

He can do whatever he wants to do, but me being attracted to the type of men I am attracted to, I doubt my son would like this style.

I feel like, my son would be an epitome of masculinity and a just a very attractive male specimen for fellow girls, just like my brother, my dad, my grandpa have been.

I don’t mind, as long as I’ll have descendants in all countries around the world.

I don’t care much, but why not.

I am a very competitive person which includes all spheres of life, including having the fittest offsprings.

[KrakenAttackin]

@lafemmefatale_1 FYI when a woman says she is "competitive" it usually means she is "insufferable".

[TruthBringer]

@KrakenAttackin Very well said!

[Rosexøxø]

My son? 😆

Nah I’m not having any kids. Haven’t decided to inflict another human with this interaction in society and such.

Feels too cruel. Will see what happens later on.

Die hard me would hypothetically say no. The me that doesn’t judge or even care about people like I used to says wtf go fuck yourself I don’t give a fuck.

😂

People want us *not to care,* right? 🤷‍♀️

So yeah I either care 100% or don’t give two shixts what they buy or what happens to them.

I’m learning my balance though.

Luckily…

[Rosexøxø]

I voted no anyways. So many important things my offspring would focus on and be occupied with them just trends and style.

[Rosexøxø]

Than*

[Anonymous]

That boy gets a slap and fuck the LGBTQ with their satanic agenda and lgbtq-inspired children’s books of pedophilia in school libraries. As much as I think Jeffery Epstein was a sick fuck, seeing kids dance with naked men or half naked men during gay pride parades with police officers in attendance is beyond disgusting, satanic, revolting, and yet all you lgbtq lovers support that nonsense. A lot of people are going to hell for their disbelief in God and following these homosexual acts especially brain washing kids with their cult driven ideologies.

[Sour-rose]

Ey... I'm all for being gay or whatever. But when you fk with kids, i'm gonna snap. :) These are kids who just got here on earth and now we got mofos askin shi like this.

No, i ain't lettin' him wear a dress. He can wear it when he's 23 but not as a child. Not going to come pick up my son and he's been kidnapped because he was mistaken as a girl or worse; raped for being mistaken as a girl. So hell no. :)

[Friendlybro79]

No one is telling your kids or f'ing with your kids and forcing them to do anything. Raise your kid and let others raise theirs. Everyone's worried about protecting the children but who's protecting the kid being picked on for being different? The one percent of your classroom being ridiculed so harshly by the rest of you is confusing to me. No one has ever forced your kids to dress a certain way.

How is it not f'ing with kids to tell them to ignore their feelings, be someone different, and being unhappy all their lives? Or even better when you're 23 do what you want if they make it that long? Just raise your kid to be happy and nice to others. I hate to break it to you but if your kid wants to dress a certain way it won't be because a teacher told them or a person on a beer can told them like they are brainwashed... Some are just not what you would consider normal and they deserve to be happy.

It's odd to me this gets more attention than gun violence in school. It's odd to me that how a kid dresses is messing with kids so much more than getting gunned down in class. You're all sad. This doesn't affect your kids like you think it is.

Listen no one can tell you how to parent. So parent your way. I just hope we can all agree to be nice to each other. If you don't want your kids being a certain way then just be nice to other parents and their kids that might be different than you. Kids killing themselves over being bullied for looking or being different in my opinion is messing with the kids too.

[Sour-rose]

@Friendlybro79 okay to whatever that is, have a safe and wonderful day!

[HippieVeganJewslim]

Yes. I’d give him the freedom of choice and men wear dresses in many cultures. I’m wearing what I reckon is a thawb and I’d define that as a dress. I took it from the male side of my masjid. Men have been wearing dresses for centuries, and some cultures I reckon still have such men!

[TruthBringer]

A 'thawb' is not the same as a dress, buddy. And most definitely not the same style as the man in the picture. Even Muslim men and women wear separate clothing culturally. You don't see Muslim men wear 'abayas'. Go ask your fellow Muslim men if they would wear an abaya or a dress and see what their reaction is.

[Rei13]

I don’t have children so my opinion might change. If I am being honest I would probably allow it if we’re at home and he wanted to, but I wouldn’t allow it in public. I feel like most boys wouldn’t want to wear them so it probably won’t come up. When he gets older and he decides that he wants to wear them out then that would be his choice to make at that point

[petitedollbabee]

He can do what he wants, whatever is more comfortable. Wait until these homophobes and transphobes find out that men have been wearing dresses for centuries 😉 you can research it.

[Kelly6]

i would do same

[Kelly6]

my son already trys my dresses and i dont mind

[gorydetails]

Do me a favor and sterilize yourself.

[HippieVeganJewslim]

Agree with You 100%. In fact, I’m wearing what I think is a thawb. Is a thawb considered to be a dress? They’re still popular all over the world, not just the Middle East.

[TruthBringer]

Of course, another woke lefty calling people "transphobes" for simply not wanting their children pretend to be the other sex. Men were wearing robes for centuries, specifically made for MEN. They weren't wearing clothes that were specifically made for women. So nice attempt twisting historical facts. Go back to your anime and leave the real life talk to the grown-ups, dweeb.

[petitedollbabee]

It’s literally just a piece of cloth that covers your body. It’s really not that big of a deal. Chill out 😂

[hafe73]

Yes, The sooner we let people be who they want to be without judging, ridiculing, or gossiping about their choices the sooner they will be comfortable with themselves, reducing mental Illnesses and anxiety and we’ll have a more inclusive and happier world..

[Ryfyle]

Did the cops take your balls?

[TruthBringer]

We found the pedo

[RangerBlue22]

A 49 year old man who thinks this way. Smdh.

[KrakenAttackin]

@TruthBringer Bingo.

[Googlemyahoo]

So I went to my brother in law’s vacation home years ago where all of his family was visiting. I saw this boy around 3-4 running around in a bikini with the Mom following. I asked, “forgot his swimming shorts?”

She scowled and snarled “NO HE WANTS TO WEAR IT!”

Ten years later my sister asks if I remember the girl I say yes. She tells me the boy in his teens told off his Mom said he doesn’t want to wear girl clothes she was pushing it on him.

[Caramelpie]

Hell no! We don’t need more idiots walking around outside wearing dresses or pretending to be women. Children should be raised and taught according to their gender only in healthy way. Not all of us brainwashed by media you know….

[GallopAcrossEurope]

If it were up to me and my awkward fashion style, I wouldn't even let my daughter wear a dress unless its for ceremonial purposes or the school demands it. When they grow to be 18 and over, that's their business.

[catiecatie]

If he had sisters and they were playing dress up. Then I’d think it’s okay as no one will see it. But not out in public. When he’s old enough and out of the house then I’d say it’s okay as I have no control over him anymore.

[Anonymous]

Everyone’s opinions on this is harsh.
I’d accept my child’s choices in fashion as long as it doesn’t physically harm themselves or others. If it offended others, that’s the other people’s problem they gotta get some therapy in minding their own beeswax.


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[Princess3335]

Yes, depending on his age. If he is old enough to understand the judgment he may face and the outcomes, he can decide for himself. If he is still young, and not able to fully understand, then no.

[Anonymous]

No it’s more dangerous these days to not fit perfectly into gender norms it puts children at risk of being manipulated into thinking they need to ruin themselves with drugs and surgery society right now is disgusting 🤮

[KrakenAttackin]

FUCK NO. The world needs MEN not more soy boys. When the SHIT HITS THE FAN the world turns to MEN, not tranny's, NOT soy boys, NOT beta simps.

[Quackthulu2]

What do you mean “let?” that right there is a grown ass man.

[EmmaMary]

When our son comes of legal age he can then do as he pleases.

[RangerBlue22]

What the hell is wrong with people nowadays.

[HippieVeganJewslim]

They are lgbtqiapxyzophobic, that’s what.

[RangerBlue22]

@HippieVeganJewslim why don’t we call it LGBT + half the alphabet to reduce confusion.

[Kori1236]

I don’t have kids but I’d support them wearing whatever they’re comfortable in

[PBandJ_Nerd]

Yes, as long as he's wanting to because that is who he is.

[purplepoppy]

Yes then I'd match him through a crappy council estate so he learns that in life you get judged.

[WanderingLoveWizard]

I hope the women here never breed. Not that they can find a man anyway

[Aiko_E_Lara]

No because i don't push any agendas to kids. They are going to find out their sexuality as soon as they grow up but as kids, i choose the default for them

[DizzyDesii]

he's a son, not a daughter, so no

[DizzyDesii]

Man who chose that little kid cover pic 😩😭😂 They so wrong for that

[Asker]

Desiiii... I want to see you make all those faces irl

[DizzyDesii]

Lmao i bet

[billmunch]

Personally I wouldn't mind wearing a dress if it were an option

[FunkyMonkee]

Sure! Why not? His dad wore a skirt quite a few years!!

[andreasderjuengere]

For Halloween - ok.

At all other days - faggots have no place in my own home.

[Filthy_Immigrant]

why the fuck would I let my son wear such a thing?

[Ryfyle]

Fuck no, I would break the face of anyone suggesting that shit to my son.

[Minahh]

I'm going to adopt in the future and if my son wants to wear a fucking dress he will wear a fucking dress

[Slim57]

No. None of that shit. Which is why I don't even chance my kid turning out that way by just not having any.

[riverrat3]

If he could handle the crap he is bound to get, sure

[loveslongnails]

I'll never have kids so I don't have to worry about this !!

[bamesjond0069]

Disowned. If he was my son I'd kick the crap out of him then never speak to him again.

[Skyros]

Forgiveness is the only way to harmony.

[noohair]

When he leaves my home and is self sufficient he can do anything he wants.

[LimitedBenefits101]

Oh look how many women voted yes, not surprised,

[RosyBeak100]

If I had a son wear a dress, well.. I have no son in him anymore unfortunately

[Anonymous]

Nope but once he out on his own he can do whatever he wants

[gorydetails]

Absolutely not.

[Mimi_758]

No, I would not let my son wear a dress

[Summeroflove]

Hell to the no to the no no no

[jshm2]

Only once, then he'd be a missing person.

[AngryCarl2]

Buried in the backyard?

[humanearth]

He did, because I did

[AngryCarl2]

Not gonna happen on my watch.

[MountAverage]

Why would I not?

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Of course not. Disgusting.

[4ngelic]

never

[Chthou95]

Hell no. That shit ain't gonna fly with me

[LazerBean]

Hell no.

[inhua]

nope

[leahzrc]

only if he begs lmao

[t_time]

Only on Halloween

[HippieVeganJewslim]

What about Mardi Gras, Carnival, Purim, etc or if he’s dressing up for a play?

[t_time]

That too

[Fuentes]

Fuck no

[KrakenAttackin]

Ha! Three of us in a row "FUCK NO". And I suspect none of us read comments before posting.

[Fuentes]

@KrakenAttackin lol nope it's an automatic FUCK NO

[gorydetails]

@KrakenAttackin lol.

[Spade_01]

No. Eww.

[KostasKouvalis]

Absolutely not

[Hannajenky]

Sure why not

[najekim]

Nope.

[SirJohn42]

Nope.

[Iron_Man]

No way never

[Cb142]

umm hell no

[gregdownham1999]

Absolutely not.🤮🤮