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Date Posted: 17:05:30 07/24/15 Fri
Author: Torrey
Subject: Girl's Camping Trip

My pretty, sensitive 12 year old nephew has been been willing to explore his feminine side at home. His mom and I have not been encouraging him to wear girl clothes more, but he is terrified about going out in our home town where people might recognize him.

I have offered to take him on a camping trip in a remote mountain area if he agrees to go as a girl. He became less reluctant once we pointed out that the most of the clothes girls wear when camping are basically unisex anyway. Telling him about Girl Scout campfire songs and making smores helped too. If he agrees we plan to provide him with stylish but not girly-girly pants and tops plus what goes underneath.

Any comments or suggestions?

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