[Bey_Rihstan]

Hmm... When he starts to choose his own wardrobe, yes. Why not?
Just as long as he knows that he could be made fun of

[LoKoPaNdA]

Sure, whatever makes him happy as long as it's not damaging to him or others

[Mickey]

It depends. If it's at home, of course. If we're going to a wedding or skiing or something, no.

[Nikolai.]

Nope

[bleuwaffle]

I truly hope those saying no never have children.

[IVY]

No

[Harry]

I'd disown him if he turned out to be a homo. I will not see him go down that path.

[prunejuicemontes]

And what happens when he gets bullied and maybe even beaten?

[IVY]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

I truly hope those saying no never have children.

Oh Please, this's why most parents can't control their kids anymore because they give them so much freedom while growing up, I am not allowing my five year old boy to wear a dress because he wants to, I will not have a problem buying him a barbie because it's just a toy or even painting his nails once or twice but putting him in a dress and treating like a girl because he wants to, Nope.

[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by IVY

Oh Please, this's why most parents can't control their kids anymore because they give them so much freedom while growing up, I am not allowing my five year old boy to wear a dress because he wants to, I will not have a problem buying him a barbie because it's just a toy or even painting his nails once or twice but putting him in a dress and treating like a girl because he wants to, Nope.

You really think letting your kid wear a dress is going to make him go out of control? If it's not just a "phase" but rather how they really feel inside, they're going to end up hating you later on in life. How exactly is them wearing a dress hurting you?

[Anticipating]

No.