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HockeyMom

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1. The first time my straight daughter wore a dress

Reply to Gormy Cuss (Original post)

Thu May 3, 2012, 03:29 PM

May 2012

was at her wedding at 25 years old. She HATES dresses. Today at 28, she has NEVER worn high heels. lol I am the same; only wear a dress, makeup, etc., at weddings. I guess I never set a good, feminine example for her, or her lesbian sister. How you dress has NOTHING to do with your sexual orientation. My future lesbian daugther-in-law is far more "feminine" than either me or her sister-in-law. Totally STUPID.

I suppose by this "pastor's" standards, netiher of us are real women.

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Act like a girl, walk like a girl, smell like a girl? [View all] Gormy Cuss May 2012 OP

The first time my straight daughter wore a dress HockeyMom May 2012 #1

Yup. You all are "butch" in his narrow little mind. Gormy Cuss May 2012 #2

Must mean perfume? Neoma May 2012 #3

Or just soap and deodorant Gormy Cuss May 2012 #4

Or farts! But let's not go there... Neoma May 2012 #5

Of course! How could I forget THAT unladylike emission. n/t Gormy Cuss May 2012 #6

thats why I don't like being called a lady Whisp May 2012 #8

Read my sig line Gormy Cuss May 2012 #9

I have no idea what that creep meant by that but Whisp May 2012 #7

I tend not to walk "like a girl" Nikia May 2012 #10