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#Post#: 407--------------------------------------------------
April 5, 2020 Posting
By: Patti59 Date: May 2, 2020, 11:19 am
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To start this new section off, I am referencing part of
the post from April 5, 2020. This is a Quote from the PDQ
Website, posted by Cheryl, a Sales Woman, and her observances of
mothers and grandmothers purchasing feminine clothing for their
sons and grandsons. The part of this post is a reference to a
Progressive School. Was wondering what the thoughts from our
members are, and if others have had any experience with schools
like this.
Anyway, what the two moms also told me was that they wanted Dana
to experience the whole “spectrum” of gender identities so that
Dana could eventually decide for himself on his gender. But what
maybe was most interesting about this is that the moms had been
homeschooling Dana, but had very recently enrolled him in a very
small, private, very progressive, school, where the philosophy
of the school matched their views on gender. What that meant, in
part, was that all of the “boy bodied” students were taught that
anything masculine or boyish is bad, and had to spend half of
each month wearing the kinds of clothes that we generally think
of as girls clothes. And so, the three of them were shopping for
some appropriate clothes for him for school: panties, skirts,
blouses, dresses, and girl’s sweaters. A bit surprisingly, I
think, Dana wasn’t too pleased with this, and a couple of times
said that he would rather wear boys clothes and that he was a
boy, not a girl. Needless to say, Dana’s moms were pretty direct
in admonishing him when he said that. They rather sternly
reminded him that “There’s no such thing as boys and girls.
There’s just some people who are more boyish and some who are
more girlish, and he might end up as either one or somewhere in
the middle.” But they also made it very clear to him that he
would be leaving the store wearing some of the clothes they were
buying and would be wearing those clothes to school that week.
When they left, Dana was wearing some new panties, pink tights,
a red skirt, and a very frilly white blouse that buttoned up in
back, and had a pink ribbon in his hair. In other words, he then
looked completely like a girl.
#Post#: 412--------------------------------------------------
Re: April 5, 2020 Posting
By: RadicalFeminist Date: May 2, 2020, 7:00 pm
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Love it, I had the pleasure of providing guidance and on many
occasions accompany mothers in purchasing their brat's first
dress. For a boy his first dress is a big moment, they are
scared and frighten wearing "boy clothes" is very different than
a dress and tights. Dana's mothers did the right thing we being
firm it's important for a mother or in this case mothers to have
a plan and a clear set of goals. I do hope his mothers decided
it best to keep Dana in dresses fulltime, it will make it easier
for him to accept femininity.
Thanks for Sharing
Chris
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Re: April 5, 2020 Posting
By: Patti59 Date: May 2, 2020, 7:46 pm
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It is very interesting to see the Women taking their son
into a store, and purchasing the feminine wardrobe. Dana
apparently did not like what was happening, oh how envious I am
of him. At that age, that would have been a Dream come True for
me, but he did not appreciate what was happening.
What I am most curious about on this School is If the boys
are Required to dress as "traditional Girls" for half of each
month, then are the Girls Required to dress as "Traditional
boys" for that same half month? For me, that would have been
"Utopia"! Especially if the Girls were "Tomboys"! That has
always been my "Fantasy"....to be dressed up in the Cutest
dresses that zipped up in the back with tights and heels with
open toes showing my painted toenails through my nylons, my hair
in a feminine fashion, makeup, earrings, a ribbon in my hair and
a cute little purse, while the Tomboys would be dressed in
jeans, jerseys, sweat socks and sneakers, sporting shortly
cropped hair!!! "Heaven'!!!!
If these Private schools are providing this, that would be
wonderful. What would also be interesting is knowing what the
curriculum would be. Would their be Home Ec classes for the
boys? Wood Shop classes for the Girls. For gym class, would
the boys be doing Dance, in leotards and tights, while the Girls
were playing football, basketball, baseball and such?
I know I have so many Questions, and my imagination is
running wild! What a Great School this would be for a boy like
me....If only I was 50 years younger!!!! LOL
#Post#: 415--------------------------------------------------
Re: April 5, 2020 Posting
By: alexvyaz Date: May 2, 2020, 8:24 pm
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[quote author=Patti59 link=topic=53.msg414#msg414
date=1588466796]
What I am most curious about on this School is If the boys
are Required to dress as "traditional Girls" for half of each
month, then are the Girls Required to dress as "Traditional
boys" for that same half month? For me, that would have been
"Utopia"!
[/quote]
Yes, this is how real gender role reversal should be. ;)
#Post#: 551--------------------------------------------------
Re: April 5, 2020 Posting
By: guest10 Date: May 20, 2020, 7:10 am
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[quote author=Patti59 link=topic=53.msg414#msg414
date=1588466796]
It is very interesting to see the Women taking their son
into a store, and purchasing the feminine wardrobe. Dana
apparently did not like what was happening, oh how envious I am
of him. At that age, that would have been a Dream come True for
me, but he did not appreciate what was happening.
What I am most curious about on this School is If the boys
are Required to dress as "traditional Girls" for half of each
month, then are the Girls Required to dress as "Traditional
boys" for that same half month? For me, that would have been
"Utopia"! Especially if the Girls were "Tomboys"! That has
always been my "Fantasy"....to be dressed up in the Cutest
dresses that zipped up in the back with tights and heels with
open toes showing my painted toenails through my nylons, my hair
in a feminine fashion, makeup, earrings, a ribbon in my hair and
a cute little purse, while the Tomboys would be dressed in
jeans, jerseys, sweat socks and sneakers, sporting shortly
cropped hair!!! "Heaven'!!!!
If these Private schools are providing this, that would be
wonderful. What would also be interesting is knowing what the
curriculum would be. Would their be Home Ec classes for the
boys? Wood Shop classes for the Girls. For gym class, would
the boys be doing Dance, in leotards and tights, while the Girls
were playing football, basketball, baseball and such?
I know I have so many Questions, and my imagination is
running wild! What a Great School this would be for a boy like
me....If only I was 50 years younger!!!! LOL
[/quote]
[font=comic sans ms]And Patti.... wouldn't it be SO interesting
to see after it eventually develops to be seen that ONLY the
Female empowered and malette dainty and diminutive behavioral
constructs are the TRUE NATURAL NORM for the Female and male
sexes-- and so shall never revert to past error!!!![/font]
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Re: April 5, 2020 Posting
By: Patti59 Date: May 26, 2020, 6:31 pm
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It is so interesting to see mothers like this feminizing their
sons. In Sweden, we have had some photos documenting what
Feminist Women are doing there. It would surely be fascinating
to know if some of these private Schools are here in the U.S.
Many of us on this Board would surely like to see this
happening!
#Post#: 616--------------------------------------------------
Re: April 5, 2020 Posting
By: Marie-Christine Date: June 5, 2020, 12:35 am
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I think that school would be so wonderful to attend. I wish I
had to be at such a school when I was younger. Boys could learn
that feminity is not bad, it´s good for their behaviour and
maybe later in life these boys would become sweet housewifes or
when they want to go into the workforce, male secretaries (I
have enclosed one of my self made covers for such a world).
The world would be a better place and maybe there were no more
wars with boys being more feminine.
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#Post#: 617--------------------------------------------------
Re: April 5, 2020 Posting
By: her-formally-him Date: June 5, 2020, 5:04 am
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[quote author=RadicalFeminist link=topic=53.msg412#msg412
date=1588464032]
Love it, I had the pleasure of providing guidance and on many
occasions accompany mothers in purchasing their brat's first
dress. For a boy his first dress is a big moment, they are
scared and frighten wearing "boy clothes" is very different than
a dress and tights. Dana's mothers did the right thing we being
firm it's important for a mother or in this case mothers to have
a plan and a clear set of goals. I do hope his mothers decided
it best to keep Dana in dresses fulltime, it will make it easier
for him to accept femininity.
I would love to read some of this guidance, or even how the
topic of conversation came up, I know this sounds like some
cheap titillation, but i'm genuinely curious.
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Re: April 5, 2020 Posting
By: Patti59 Date: June 5, 2020, 5:51 pm
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[quote author=Marie-Christine link=topic=53.msg616#msg616
date=1591335334]
I think that school would be so wonderful to attend. I wish I
had to be at such a school when I was younger. Boys could learn
that feminity is not bad, it´s good for their behaviour and
maybe later in life these boys would become sweet housewifes or
when they want to go into the workforce, male secretaries (I
have enclosed one of my self made covers for such a world).
The world would be a better place and maybe there were no more
wars with boys being more feminine.
[/quote]
Hi Marie!
I did not realize that these were your Covers. I have
always Admired these. but did not know who made them. THANK YOU
so much for posting this. PLEASE, post more as you feel they
are appropriate!
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Re: April 5, 2020 Posting
By: guest10 Date: June 22, 2020, 1:56 pm
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[quote author=Patti59 link=topic=53.msg619#msg619
date=1591397486]
[quote author=Marie-Christine link=topic=53.msg616#msg616
date=1591335334]
I think that school would be so wonderful to attend. I wish I
had to be at such a school when I was younger. Boys could learn
that feminity is not bad, it´s good for their behaviour and
maybe later in life these boys would become sweet housewifes or
when they want to go into the workforce, male secretaries (I
have enclosed one of my self made covers for such a world).
The world would be a better place and maybe there were no more
wars with boys being more feminine.
[/quote]
Hi Marie!
I did not realize that these were your Covers. I have
always Admired these. but did not know who made them. THANK YOU
so much for posting this. PLEASE, post more as you feel they
are appropriate!
[/quote]
[font=comic sans ms]YES Marie... although these magazines may
not be based upon today's actual situations... they just may
spur the imagination and resolve of Superior Women to establish
them as TOMORROW'S REALITY!!!![/font]
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