come on man. Clearly my hair isn't a weave. That's just offensive. That's all me up top from root to tip.
Lol omg man. They're just clothes. Settle down. He picks his clothes. His favorite colors. He decides what music he likes. His brother is a total jock. Which is a shocker because he's surrounded by artists and nerds.
They're being raised the exact same way. Yes I could have forced them to be me but I don't believe in that. I allowed them to be what they are. One is a jock who's obsessed with soccer.
And the other likes doing girly stuff from time to time. If your theory held any weight both children would behave the same and they don't.
I'm not sure if you are being purposefully obtuse or if you just honestly can't understand what i'm saying so i'll try a thrid time.
Clothes are the primary way we represent ourselves to other people and the primary way we express ourselves. I'm not going to get in a social debate with you over the importance of clothing. You acting like clothes don't matter doesn't change the fact that they do.
Regardless of what you think of clothes, the fact that remains that an 8 year old doesn't work or have money. You purchase clothes for your son, so regardless of how "hands off" you think your parenting approach is, you are still making decisions for him.
So when your son leaves the house in uggs and a tiara, that's you.
I"ll leave it at that, I really dont feel like arguing with you over your son. Its not like it affects me personally.




@Still Ill FC
Stop slurping 
Yeah that is umm unique