I'm not shocked at all the Brojos were down with some cross-dressing long before it became cool in leftist circles. Probably every Ivy League miseducated dude in the last 30 years has worn a dress at least a time or 2.
Who amongst us men have not tried on our mother's Sunday dresses as kids? Even as kids, I knew it was pretending and just playing around. Nowadays, I would have been transitioned.
I'm not shocked at all the Brojos were down with some cross-dressing long before it became cool in leftist circles. Probably every Ivy League miseducated dude in the last 30 years has worn a dress at least a time or 2.
Who amongst us men have not tried on our mother's Sunday dresses as kids? Even as kids, I knew it was pretending and just playing around. Nowadays, I would have been transitioned.
Happy Halloween to everyone. I've always said Halloween was one of the best days of the year as a kid and in college, nothing beat the Halloween party in terms of fun. but please stay safe everyone.
I'm actually taking my son down to a college friend of mine's house so he can trick or treat with her kids. I wanted to take a picture of us from Halloween in college to show the kids so I started looking around. I didn't find it - I guess it's not on google photos as we didn't have digital cameras in college - but in looking for it did come across a picture from 2003 when Weldon and I both wore dresses, given to us from a very liberal friend:
Then it struck me. Would this costume get you cancelled in 2003?
It's interesting from a woke-culture debate perspective. Since I've read it's never culturally appropriate for a kid to dress as a Native American, one would think that the answer would be no - a man can't dress as a woman, that's little different than a white person dressing up as an Indian.
But then again trans women are routinely celebrated as courageous for dressing as women so I'm not sure. Of course, one might say this is a cis person culturally misappropriating a trans person's culture.
I tried to google around but evenwhatsonqueerbcdotcom admits, "The answer is not straightforward." But in reading their article, I think they are saying what Weldon and I did in 2003 would not be ok in 2022. Do you agree or disagree?
Bro one doesn't need to be a woke to realize you are desperate for traffic but I'm starting to consider that you are maybe just plain idiot, I'm open to new hypothesis but it is difficult to make senses of all the things you write here otherwise
Happy Halloween to everyone. I've always said Halloween was one of the best days of the year as a kid and in college, nothing beat the Halloween party in terms of fun. but please stay safe everyone.
I'm actually taking my son down to a college friend of mine's house so he can trick or treat with her kids. I wanted to take a picture of us from Halloween in college to show the kids so I started looking around. I didn't find it - I guess it's not on google photos as we didn't have digital cameras in college - but in looking for it did come across a picture from 2003 when Weldon and I both wore dresses, given to us from a very liberal friend:
Then it struck me. Would this costume get you cancelled in 2003?
It's interesting from a woke-culture debate perspective. Since I've read it's never culturally appropriate for a kid to dress as a Native American, one would think that the answer would be no - a man can't dress as a woman, that's little different than a white person dressing up as an Indian.
But then again trans women are routinely celebrated as courageous for dressing as women so I'm not sure. Of course, one might say this is a cis person culturally misappropriating a trans person's culture.
I tried to google around but evenwhatsonqueerbcdotcom admits, "The answer is not straightforward." But in reading their article, I think they are saying what Weldon and I did in 2003 would not be ok in 2022. Do you agree or disagree?
Bro one doesn't need to be a woke to realize you are desperate for traffic but I'm starting to consider that you are maybe just plain idiot, I'm open to new hypothesis but it is difficult to make senses of all the things you write here otherwise
That’s it.
Time to cut him and his worthless site off. Endless drivel from an idiot.
Happy Halloween to everyone. I've always said Halloween was one of the best days of the year as a kid and in college, nothing beat the Halloween party in terms of fun. but please stay safe everyone.
I'm actually taking my son down to a college friend of mine's house so he can trick or treat with her kids. I wanted to take a picture of us from Halloween in college to show the kids so I started looking around. I didn't find it - I guess it's not on google photos as we didn't have digital cameras in college - but in looking for it did come across a picture from 2003 when Weldon and I both wore dresses, given to us from a very liberal friend:
Then it struck me. Would this costume get you cancelled in 2003?
It's interesting from a woke-culture debate perspective. Since I've read it's never culturally appropriate for a kid to dress as a Native American, one would think that the answer would be no - a man can't dress as a woman, that's little different than a white person dressing up as an Indian.
But then again trans women are routinely celebrated as courageous for dressing as women so I'm not sure. Of course, one might say this is a cis person culturally misappropriating a trans person's culture.
I tried to google around but evenwhatsonqueerbcdotcom admits, "The answer is not straightforward." But in reading their article, I think they are saying what Weldon and I did in 2003 would not be ok in 2022. Do you agree or disagree?
'Can I retroactively claim to have been victimized by woke culture?"
The only reason for posting this is if you feel guilty about it, and you know you have enough anti-woke people on the boards to make you feel better about whatever you feel guilty about.
Happy Halloween to everyone. I've always said Halloween was one of the best days of the year as a kid and in college, nothing beat the Halloween party in terms of fun. but please stay safe everyone.
I'm actually taking my son down to a college friend of mine's house so he can trick or treat with her kids. I wanted to take a picture of us from Halloween in college to show the kids so I started looking around. I didn't find it - I guess it's not on google photos as we didn't have digital cameras in college - but in looking for it did come across a picture from 2003 when Weldon and I both wore dresses, given to us from a very liberal friend:
Then it struck me. Would this costume get you cancelled in 2003?
It's interesting from a woke-culture debate perspective. Since I've read it's never culturally appropriate for a kid to dress as a Native American, one would think that the answer would be no - a man can't dress as a woman, that's little different than a white person dressing up as an Indian.
But then again trans women are routinely celebrated as courageous for dressing as women so I'm not sure. Of course, one might say this is a cis person culturally misappropriating a trans person's culture.
I tried to google around but evenwhatsonqueerbcdotcom admits, "The answer is not straightforward." But in reading their article, I think they are saying what Weldon and I did in 2003 would not be ok in 2022. Do you agree or disagree?
You shouldn't be cancelled for the photo; you should be for starting this thread. Embarrassingly naive at best, disingenuous and deliberately obtuse at worst.
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