Had the grandson out with us yesterday shopping. When we checked out, the cashier was “in between” personalities. A terrible rendition of Mrs Doubtfire if you will. The look the grandson was giving him was hilarious.

Hope you took advantage of that Teaching Moment, lol.

" Don't be that"

Or, “Crazy can be good, but they’re not the bring home kind”

I would have stayed extra long in line and asked him iwhat was wrong in hopes he would point at him or say some eternal child truth.

That would have been so funny!!!

Since it works there, go back again and try that. A video would be nice!!

I’m laughing now thinking about it!!

Back when things were simpler.

In our region, I see it more and more!

Where I live it is everyday all day long everywhere. To each their own I guess.

I sometimes wish enlightenment would increase my acceptability of this....but I guess I'm a little old fashioned.

I saw a trans on Saturday. He was in a dress, with an enormous amount of makeup on and long hair. He had a fairly normal looking wife and a probably 6 year old son, with very long haIr. The son had clothes on that were in between male and female clothes. One of the other vendors addressed the badly behaved little boy, like he was a girl, but I strongly doubt he was. That kid is probably going to be screwed up for life.

The trans dad did say he was going to give his son a "butt whooping" if he didn't behave. It was bizarre.

Keith

Back around the end of May or early June we took the oldest middle girl up for her sign in day at UMKC.

I was nothing less than shocked and taken back a few big steps by the number of young "men" running around on campus that had perfectly groomed beards and perfect makeup according to the girls. They were also wearing skirts and blouses, bra's. Idk if they had bolt ons or the bras with boobs built in.

Needless to say, my wife was on me the whole time we were there to keep my mouth shut. She knows that I have a hard time passing an opportunity to voice my opinion about that crap.

Unless I'm around like minded people I'm to feral to be turned loose in public these days.

Oh, trans! I missed that part! I just thought regular crazy.

“They” were courteous and knowledgeable regarding the check out process, other than “they” being there, there was nothing to be rude about. Probably one of the reasons “they” seek jobs like that. Kind of forced participation on the part of the patrons. I don’t know that it helps secure repeat customers but at least “they” get some attention out of it.

Sad really.

We used to have a cross dresser at the Uniontown mall. I was prob in my early teens. He wore a wig and high heels and rouge. Never said a word but smiled at everyone. Always was shopping in Value City and my mom would get so bent outta shape cause she didn’t want to be in the same department as him!

Moving my boys to college the last several years has been scary and an eye opener for me. I figured here in KS it wouldn't b that bad. 3/4 the boys i saw on campus didn't look like they could fight their way out of a wet paper bag. Made me really concerned for the next generation . They looked like they were lost to reality

Whenever I see those people with the key rings and hula hoops along with nuts and bolts hanging out of their face, I figure that they are mad at their parents and are starved for attention.

I won't lie, we beat up "people" like that when I was a teenager. Wasn't so many around then....I wonder why?

Now a lot of them carry guns because of attitudes like yours, and if you tried to assault them they might rightfully defend themselves against such an attack.

Be good for your self esteem to get shot by a tranny, I'm sure.

Years ago I had a chance to talk to a customer of mine that had giant holes in his ears and metal everywhere. He was a really nice guy, so I felt comfortable asking what had compelled him to get all the modifications. He said that he did it all as a late teen, just to upset his father, and that now he regrets it. Last time I saw him he had less metal and had paid to remove his face tattoos, but his ears will never be the same, all stretched out and hanging down.

I certainly don't like or understand it. But I don't need to....just leave me out of it.

How hard is it to beat on a limp-wristed guy pretending to be a girl?