Re: My son's first day in a skirt! -- boys wearing dresses

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Date Posted: 01:53:11 02/12/12 Sun
Author: Natalie
Subject: Re: My son's first day in a skirt!
In reply to: michele 's message, "Re: My son's first day in a skirt!" on 08:45:01 02/06/12 Mon

Hello Michele!

Here are some answers on your questions:

>...I think it's particularly nice that your daughter
>helped him dress...

Yes, I had discussed my plans to put her brother in girl's clothes with her some time earlier and she was excited and all for this idea. When the opportunity came, she jumped right on it...

>...and you both didn't ridicule him.

Of course not! That would have ruined the whole project and there's no reason to ridicule a boy in girl's clothes anyway.

>Evidently, you treated feminine clothes as an alternative mode of dress.

Yes, very much so - and I have to say, they are the better alternative.

>...Did the boys' play differ when they were in dresses or skirts than from other times?

The boys mainly played different because the girl pretty much took control of the two boys and "steered" them nicely...

>Did your son describe his reaction to the experience or the prospect of other "girl days?"

So far, the result is that he loves the feeling of girl's clothes on his skin. He keeps on telling us, how much nicer they are and today he even asked if he could wear always wear panties from now on. He also wants to wear tights under his pants to school.
I am not sure about this, I try to explain him that it is better to limit the wearing of girl's clothes to his time off-school. I think he now understands the risks of his idea and we have agreed that we build up his own wardrobe of skirts, dresses, tops, tights, underwear, shoes, etc.. and that he can decide himself what he wants to wear and when - off school.
Elena is thinking of getting some girl's kilted skirts for the boys which they could also wear to school as kilts are generally recognized as a male garment. However Elena said, the boys then would not wear the pouch with the skirts. That way they would actually be in girl's skirts without the vast majority ever noticing. I am still unsure about the idea and have postponed a decision on that issue.
Natalie

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Re: My son's first day in a skirt! -- wayne (this is joyful), 21:20:41 02/08/15 Sun