Good Morning:
Has anyone else on here read the article in the New York Times magazine on August 12th about parents with young boys who want to wear dresses and do wear them with their parents acceptance?
I have my own personal ups and downs about allowing myself to be free of the social stigma of wanting to be a woman. This article was a real eye opener and it was heartwarming to hear that instead of destroying a young boy who is uncertain about himself and his feelings about expressing himself as a young woman or a boy or something in between. In therapy the rule seems to be not to suppress a person with these desires but to allow the person to be who they feel comfortable being.
Some boys run hot and cold (male/female)just like we do, but their parents allow the child some or all the freedom to choose. I am sure that the article is online and I could ask the "Times" if I could publish the article on here.
I have been in the "middle" all my life and I like to be a man most of the time and I also like the freedom to be a woman when I feel like it.