So many years ago we had a Rottweiler. She, like many dogs, had a habit of sniffing butts. One day DH was walking naked from the bedroom to the bathroom to shower and she decided to take a whiff. DH decided he was going to be funny and backed his butt up to her and said "Get a whiff of this bitch!" and when she stuck her nose out, he farted.
Except he didn't just fart. More along the lines of a shart. Right on the top of her head. She looked at me, poop on her head, with the most pathetic look ever. I had already fallen against the refrigerator laughing. And I'm pretty sure our Brittany was laughing at her too.
So many years ago we had a Rottweiler. She, like many dogs, had a habit of sniffing butts. One day DH was walking naked from the bedroom to the bathroom to shower and she decided to take a whiff. DH decided he was going to be funny and backed his butt up to her and said "Get a whiff of this bitch!" and when she stuck her nose out, he farted.
Except he didn't just fart. More along the lines of a shart. Right on the top of her head. She looked at me, poop on her head, with the most pathetic look ever. I had already fallen against the refrigerator laughing. And I'm pretty sure our Brittany was laughing at her too.
I wear pink myself so I don't have that hangup, though aside from the clothes being pink, it's actually girls clothes design wise. Obviously I didn't raise a fuss about it, but I also felt a little weird about taking him out since part of me thought people would mistake him as a girl. At the end of the day it was the only clothes his size with long sleeves and it is what it is.
Look up hegemonic masculinity and think long and hard about what it means to raise a boy.
I don't need to read a theory about how society has plotted to make males the dominant sex or whatever. I, as a man know how to raise my son. I simply prefer for him to wear boys clothes. Colors are not an issue to me, but yes certain clothes do look feminine. It's not because I'm homophobic, or because I think women are in some way inferior! I will teach my son to treat women with respect and as equals.
I know Larry happened. Please do not try to convince me otherwise. Please don't talk to me about coffee. I don't drink it. I don't caffeine. When I state my opinion, that is me chiming in on a topic. This is not me saying you suck at life if you do or feel differently. If I want to say that, I will. If I want to speak on you, I will.
Post by eddiegotsole on Feb 28, 2015 16:32:39 GMT -5
If that's who he is or who he decided to become then so be it! I'm not one of them dudes who's afraid that just because he wore something that makes him gay automatically. And if he is then I will love him the same.
But by all means continue to grill me for my confession if it makes you feel better! :thumbup:
I shudder to think how emasculated some of your husbands may be (based on my experience here). I'm glad I gave you all something to misinterpret and get outraged about.
I shudder to think how emasculated some of your husbands may be (based on my experience here). I'm glad I gave you all something to misinterpret and get outraged about.
I know Larry happened. Please do not try to convince me otherwise. Please don't talk to me about coffee. I don't drink it. I don't caffeine. When I state my opinion, that is me chiming in on a topic. This is not me saying you suck at life if you do or feel differently. If I want to say that, I will. If I want to speak on you, I will.
Am I reading that correctly? A woman speaking freely doesn't mean that her husband is emasculated. JFC.
No, But I'm being convinced that I degrade women, and am somehow homophobic because, my son wore girls clothes, and I prefer him to wear boys clothes. He's 3 months BTW.
Am I reading that correctly? A woman speaking freely doesn't mean that her husband is emasculated. JFC.
No, But I'm being convinced that I degrade women, and am somehow homophobic because, my son wore girls clothes, and I prefer him to wear boys clothes. He's 3 months BTW.
Every time you talk, you make a word salad. I have no idea what you're trying to say.
I shudder to think how emasculated some of your husbands may be (based on my experience here). I'm glad I gave you all something to misinterpret and get outraged about.
JFC dude. Based on your earlier responses I thought you might be alright once you got a better sense of the tone of the board. But this is...nope. Newp.
I'd expand on that, but I just made MH paint my nails, and if I smudge them typing I'll just have to make him redo them.
I shudder to think how emasculated some of your husbands may be (based on my experience here). I'm glad I gave you all something to misinterpret and get outraged about.
/DED
This is the funniest thing I have ever read on the bump
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