Hi guys, I just have kind of a problem with my little cousin who is six years old. Recently, I went and visited some of my family members back in Missouri. So here's what happens upon arriving there. We step inside the house and the first thing I notice is a little boy wearing a dress, I didn't know what to think at first. First I asked myself, is this kid related to me? Because, I haven't seen this part of my family in probably like 4 or 5 years so it's been awhile since I've talked to them or seen any of them before. So I later find out this kid is my cousin.
I asked my mother, "Are they serious? Why's that kid wearing a dress, mom?"
She just said, "Oh, he's just playing don't worry about it"
I don't know about this guys, I think this might be a sign that this little cousin of mine may be gay, what do you guys think?
I asked my mother, "Are they serious? Why's that kid wearing a dress, mom?"
She just said, "Oh, he's just playing don't worry about it"
I don't know about this guys, I think this might be a sign that this little cousin of mine may be gay, what do you guys think?
I think it's a good thing that his parents are allowing him to play so freely. They can see it's not hurting anyone.
i would say this is just a phase some kids go through and he will most likley grow out of it.
but if he doesn't... who cares as long as hes happy?
although i still hold a very large grudge on my sisters, cus they took pics and my mom loves them!
Even if he was gay, why do you care?
it sounds like you've made up your mind about it though..
I remember in primary there was this little boy which i didnt know if it was a boy or a girl and he was wearing a girls uniform... atleast i thought it was a boy
And how dare you think he might be gay. I can't get my head around why someone would have the nerve to think that.
And to all the people who say "Oh he's a homosexual", "Don't encourage him to wear dresses" and all that shit, think again. Stereotyping is for losers.
Don't worry 'bout it. they grow out of it
It doesn't matter though, as long as you love him nonetheless
If it weren't for all these stereotypes we wouldn't even have to ASK about ours or others sexual orientation--it would just BE.
Actually I do remember one of my childhood friends brothers at 8 told us he liked boys and thought something was wrong with him, he was dead serious. Now he's gay and happily married to one of his highschool teachers. TRUE STORY!
That goexs for everyone that commented ABOVE.
Look,I once had a male friend called chris.
He used to live near my house.
He once put on some girly flower pants.
Her mother left him wear it.
He's now gay.
He was 6 years old when he started doing that.
He's gay with a moustache.
Laugh.
Yes,this is true.
After that, they should force him to enlist in the armed forces, and tell him that if he doesn't volunteer for the most dangerous assignments, he shouldn't bother coming home, as his family won't love him anymore.
that should turn him into a man.
Anyway, your cousin seems a little odd. I have a feeling that he's going to be a pre-op transsexual by the time he turns 21. Smh.