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I dressed my son up in pink

Elvis P.

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i just wanted to share a little information with some of you. I'm in the field of psychology and i thought i would do a little experiment, so yesterday i dressed my 2 year old boy up in a pink snow suit and took him outside. All these people would come up to me and say what a cute girl i have and i would say thanks but its a boy. The reactions that i got from people was one of anger almost. why is it that poeple get angry with this?
 
you are scum of the earth!!! you are lower than dirt!!! you have got some serious fucking problems!!! what the hell is the matter with you!!! what kind of father would do that to his son!!?!
 
w....wwww......why would you do that?
 
That's a movie! It was just on TV LAST NIGHT! It's called "Ma Vie en Rose" ("My Life in Pink"--it's subtitled) about this little boy who is girly and the HORROR it inspires in his town.
 
lol, funny experiment... your torturing the lad, torture I say, torture.

angry, maybe because youve led them to beleive one thing and it turns out to be another.
 
give him lots of dht and test and see if it is true that high levels of that prior and during puberty lead to increased penis size.
 
Very good buksoon. no i didnt do that to my son, i dont even have a son. But iwas interested in some of the responses i would get from this. i'm doing a research paper on peoples reactions to such things. some of you seemed to be very upset with this. what i'm wondering is why would it matter if someone dressed their son in pink and not blue...does color really matter that much at a young age....some people called me a scum just becasue i said i put my son in pink and not blue.....hmmmmm.
 
people might be annoyed as the 'rule' -blue for boys pink for girls is a chilhood rule

imagine how embarrased the child might be or traumatised by the fact everyone is calling him a girl
 
yes i can understand that point , but we are dealing with a two yearold. at that age the boy doesnt know that people are observing him, not till age four. do people get angry becasue they think they have been tricked? anoterh interesting thing to me is that a girl playing with a truck and acking like a boy is considerd cute in society, but a boy putting on lipstick and playing dress up is looked at as weird...i hold the same view dont get me wrong....just very interesting is all
 
buksoon said:
That's a movie! It was just on TV LAST NIGHT! It's called "Ma Vie en Rose" ("My Life in Pink"--it's subtitled) about this little boy who is girly and the HORROR it inspires in his town.

That's my girl!
 
Elvis P. said:
yes i can understand that point , but we are dealing with a two yearold. at that age the boy doesnt know that people are observing him, not till age four. do people get angry becasue they think they have been tricked? anoterh interesting thing to me is that a girl playing with a truck and acking like a boy is considerd cute in society, but a boy putting on lipstick and playing dress up is looked at as weird...i hold the same view dont get me wrong....just very interesting is all

bearin mind the standardisation guidelines issued by the medical councils etc dont ring true with every child....

i personally dont think a girl acting like a boy is any more cute than a girl acting like a girl.
 
(In Bruce Willis's Look Who's Talking voice...) "Oh, I'm gonna kick the shit out of this asshole, and make his life hell when I'm a teenager." :D
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Elvis P. said:
i just wanted to share a little information with some of you. I'm in the field of psychology and i thought i would do a little experiment, so yesterday i dressed my 2 year old boy up in a pink snow suit and took him outside. All these people would come up to me and say what a cute girl i have and i would say thanks but its a boy. The reactions that i got from people was one of anger almost. why is it that poeple get angry with this?

You sick Sonnaofabitch... You make me SICK... You're PATHETIC!! Do you know what my watch is saying? WHAT!? I SAID, do you know what my watch is saying? It's saying "You just used your kid for an experiment... and now he's going to turn up gay, wondering why his parent is a fruitcase" My name is Citruscide, and I don't deserve to be treated like that... and neither does your son! WHAT?! I said ... you heard me!

AND THAT'S THE BOTTOM LINE!!!

C
 
Elvis P. said:
yes i can understand that point , but we are dealing with a two yearold. at that age the boy doesnt know that people are observing him, not till age four. do people get angry becasue they think they have been tricked? anoterh interesting thing to me is that a girl playing with a truck and acking like a boy is considerd cute in society, but a boy putting on lipstick and playing dress up is looked at as weird...i hold the same view dont get me wrong....just very interesting is all

People get angry because they believe that pink is a color for girls, blue is the color for boys. They are probably also a little upset at the fact that by doing this, you are coming across as some Hannabil Lechter freek from Silence of the Lambs that dances around the house wearing the skin of fat women... WHAT?! I said wearing the skin of fat women!

C
 
when my dad was a kid, he had long blonde ringlets. my grandmother would dress him up like a girl all the time just 'cause she thought it would be a shame, when he'd look so sweet in little jumpers and stuff. She took pictures. He was sinfully cute.
He didn't grow up to be gay, on the contrary, he's very hetero type A, and laughs it off when it's mentionned. He has a good sense of humor about himself.

I don't think it's a big deal. The kid's two. What would make it an issue is if this kid's parents raised him in denial of his sex 'cause they wanted a girl, so that's what he'd be, damnit.

Besides, what makes a color masculine or feminine? How many of you guys wore pink Izod shirts in the eighties?

edited to say: my grandmother did this to my dad in the late forties, when male/female roles were very traditional. No one thought anything of it. I guess back then, a kid was just a kid. Sexuality wasn't an issue at such a young age.
 
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Citruscide said:


You sick Sonnaofabitch... You make me SICK... You're PATHETIC!! Do you know what my watch is saying? WHAT!? I SAID, do you know what my watch is saying? It's saying "You just used your kid for an experiment... and now he's going to turn up gay, wondering why his parent is a fruitcase" My name is Citruscide, and I don't deserve to be treated like that... and neither does your son! WHAT?! I said ... you heard me!

AND THAT'S THE BOTTOM LINE!!!

C

Elvis, you MUST include that pearl from Citruscide in your research paper. It's priceless!

(Thought: how did Citruscide get that name? Does me murder oranges?)
 
I will be using this in my paper....i dont knw if i will take direct quotes or not, but some of the reactions in this thread are classic.
 
buksoon said:
That's a movie! It was just on TV LAST NIGHT! It's called "Ma Vie en Rose" ("My Life in Pink"--it's subtitled) about this little boy who is girly and the HORROR it inspires in his town.

Elvis P. said:
Very good buksoon. no i didnt do that to my son, i dont even have a son. But iwas interested in some of the responses i would get from this. i'm doing a research paper on peoples reactions to such things. some of you seemed to be very upset with this. what i'm wondering is why would it matter if someone dressed their son in pink and not blue...does color really matter that much at a young age....some people called me a scum just becasue i said i put my son in pink and not blue.....hmmmmm.


Do you people even read the posts in a thread, or do you just read the first one then reply?
 
why the fuck are you so shocked that the color you dress your kid in matters!?? it fucking matters because if you dress kids up in pink kids are gonna call him a fag and hes probably gonna be a fag. try talking to little kids with your "why should it matter if he is wearing pink and not blue" bullshit. you think they are gonna give a shit?!?
 
If you must know how I got my name "Citruscide" do a search in the Anabolics discussion board for a post that was made about how everyone got their usernames... it's a rather extensive story...

Oh, and I haven't killed any oranges..... yet.

C
 
Elvis P. said:
yes i can understand that point , but we are dealing with a two yearold. at that age the boy doesnt know that people are observing him, not till age four. do people get angry becasue they think they have been tricked? anoterh interesting thing to me is that a girl playing with a truck and acking like a boy is considerd cute in society, but a boy putting on lipstick and playing dress up is looked at as weird...i hold the same view dont get me wrong....just very interesting is all


Well the reason is that a girl playing with a truck and acting like a boy is still considered a heterosexual, but a boy putting on makeup and playing dressup would be said to have homosexual tendencies...and we all know that our society is a very homophobic one nowadays....if the kids to young to say anything about being in pink (yes I know the kid didn't exist) then I don't see how he could've possibly been traumatized by it


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Experimenting with Roids on squirrels is one thing, but human offspring is just wrong...

Post some pic's will ya ?????
 
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