Can a boy wear a skirt to school?Follow

Certainly not at the point where, say, you'd be declared a man under Jewish law.

I don't think he said anything about marriage, but for a bigot to admit that what they do in their own house, as consenting adults, isn't his business, is a very big step for him.

At 13 you're in 7th grade. You don't have a clue what your sexual preference is at that point in your life

Yeah, no. This is something terrified parents tell themselves while hoping Jimmy grows out of loving ****. Research indicates people not only have a clue, but have an established sexual "orientation" much earlier than 13. In a society where there was no benefit or detriment to where one fell on the sexuality spectrum the idea that this forms so late in life would be laughable. Were you really clueless about who you wanted to **** when you were 13? Really? Not 4. 13??

Thread is tl;dr so if it's already been said, GFY.

In my parents' village in Scotland, many of the boys wear 'skirts'

Incidentally, calling them 'skirts' would get you a Glasgow Kiss (aka head-butt)

Depends, I suppose, on which head they decide to butt.

Hey, gbaji's still in denial and he's what, 30, 40?

:-P

Isn't that where the phone numbers only have like, 3 numbers or something?


I horse-laughed

Why?

Yes, their number has 3 digits. You crazy ameh'cuns and your verbose phone numbers.

Sorry it's you who is wrong here.

Most of the transgender people I've met over the years knew by the age of 3 that their body wasn't the same as their gender. Best thing would to let the child decide how they want to dress and not have to deal with the trauma of rejection for not fitting into what most people feel is normal.

I have a good friend before he came out, was often told she had to be nuts to want to be a man, when she was so beautiful. They are very good looking still as a man and now at peace with their gender identity as male.

Doesn't matter how you look if it makes you depress and if wearing certain clothes helps you feel better then do so.

So if a healthy boy is born ***** and all and then 5 years later gets into a horrible car accident and looses his ***** he is no longer male? I think you have sufficient and necessary confused O.o

Sure a ***** is a decent way to determine a male human body from one thats not most of the time but it's not a terribly good means to point out someone who wants to act out the role of or FEELS like they belong to the male gender. There's nothing natural about being a person.

And if you think there is then get the **** off the internet, burn your clothes and have fun ******** in the woods.

I remember a guy in my high school who was constantly dressing in skirts and dresses, wore nail polish frequently, etc. Our school had no issue with it, and neither did the majority of our peers. He even went to prom in a prom dress and his female friend went in a tux. It was talked about often at lunch in the cafeteria, but I honestly dont remember anyone giving him any gruff about it. I guess I dont see what the fuss is about. If a kid identifies with a gender I think the school should allow kids to dress as they feel comfortable so long as they follow the guidelines of the dress code for the opposite sex.