“No, I don’t want to be a girl,” he said, as he checked himself out in his bedroom mirror and posed, Cosmo-style. “I just want to wear girl stuff.”
“Why do you want to be a boy and not a girl?” I asked.
He looked at me as if I were daft. “Because I want to be who I am!”
By way of explanation, he told me about a boy in his third-grade class who is a soccer fanatic. “He comes to school every day in a soccer jersey and sweat pants,” P. J. said, “but that doesn’t make him a professional soccer player.”
a pretty awesome article about gender fluidity in boys/young men.
TL;DR: superheroes and sparkly princess dresses are both for everyone.
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Sly come hither stare? Check. Must be witchcraft. Burn ‘em. Burn ‘em all!
Witch jail!
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