Supporting cross dresser

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How common do you think the worst case scenario is? I think these days not many people care what someone is wearing.

People do still stare, comment, etc. OP, I would also ask him for his plan if he sees people filming him in public (this happened to a friend of mine who does not pass well) if that would bother him.

I saw a dog wearing little doggie shoes at King's Dominion and I couldn't help by stare. I even discreetly took a photo (the owner was sitting alone in a wheelchair, not like he was going to come after me.)

Taking a photo is rude but survivable. Obviously filming someone while giggling at them or worse posting the video of someone on social media to mock and harass is cruel.

[Anonymous]

OP Update--spoke to my cousin. He was very receptive to the safety suggestions. Thank you.