Joshie Kahn
"I can fix that"
Read my post again because you clearly aren't understanding what I'm saying duwe ain't ancient egyptians though...we us tight here in my house.. if i don't like the shit, i don't like the shit......
Read my post again because you clearly aren't understanding what I'm saying duwe ain't ancient egyptians though...we us tight here in my house.. if i don't like the shit, i don't like the shit......
If that's what he wants to do, then let him cook. Sure you could argue that he's too young for such a thing, but on the list of things I wouldn't want my kids doing this isn't even on it.It doesn't make him less of a boy or gay but he is using the make up to look feminine. He is not trying to look masculine so there is something going on.
Again, how does that make him any less of a boy/man if he plays with makeup? I used egyptians as an example because it proves my point, what makes a man or boy is all some madeup societal shit. The important things aka biological things that makes a boy a boy are all that matter.
So makeup or not, that nigga's a boy damon
Are you saying there are people here who would let their son do this for money?
name names bProbably... I wouldn't put it past sum posters
i'm having trouble reading right now, my eyes were dilated at the doctors a few hours ago....Read my post again because you clearly aren't understanding what I'm saying du
name names b
Bad argument:But i view it as another way to emasculate him. Why does he need to wear makeup? why does he need to wear high heels? At what point do YOU stop this behavior? How far do you let him explore before you pull the plug?
I think you confusing me for ap famre post the shit with like 40% less sass please and thankyou
The ones saying it's okay would let their son do it for money.name names b
Bad argument:
Why does your kid need them jordans, why does he need to have that boosie fade, why does he need them yeezy's, etc.
This aint about what a kid needs, this is about a kid showing interest in something and he happens to be good at the shit. I'm not into myself, but if he's that clean with it at that age, it shows talent and it should be fostered imo.
If this was a video of a kid who was nice at ball, yall wouldn't even bat an eye.
The ones saying it's okay would let their son do it for money.
Fam, my line of reasoning is this:These debates be hilarious cause all yall progressive niggas dont even have sons bruh...I can gaurantee your thoughts change when this shit aint hypothetical anymore
He gon do what he wants to do regardless lol U coming in screamin aint gon change shit b
like i don't think yall are even seeing these things practically.....like how it would really play out......
the second i saw this shit the absolute first time....my natural reaction, without even having a second to think about it would to be to shut the whole shit down.....
like i ain't sitting down and thinking about his future, or what's gonna happen 20 years from now, ...if i walk in the bathroom and see my 5 year old playing with lipstick.....i'm grabbing his ass up off GP....
and i'm deaded it right there.....like i don't see how this even gets to be a thing,
"Son...you a boy....you don't put on no lipstick man. Don't mess your mother stuff up like that, she pay money for that stuff, it ain't for you"
and that's the end of it.....
Nah, I can't support this, next he'll be wanting to do hair/twist braids and polish his or other ppl nails/toes. Get lil bud bud a canvas and paint brush if you wanna be an artist.
Fam, my line of reasoning is this:
I'm trying to create and produce well adjusted adult's, not a person who gotta a grudge against me and the rest of the world because I denied them the right to be themselves. I think it's undeniable the impact that lack of parental support can do to a child, be it in sports, schooling, or whatever lifestyle it is that a child pursues in life. Denying and ignoring is only gonna make things worse, I wouldn't want that for any kid.