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[quote=Anonymous]The fact that you think men are irrelevant and important may be something he is picking up on and internalizing.

Regardless of orientation it is important he can get along with both boys and girls as a life skill. I would be hesitant to allow him to cut out interactions with boys and that too could be learned behavior if he doesn't see you if he doesn't see you interacting with males and he hears from you about how having men in your life is meaningless.

Being a well rounded person is important no matter who he grows up to be. You see to really want to give him a label, and I am not sure why. You want want to expose him to other toys and other friends because once he participates he may enjoy that as well. He may always like playing with girls and dolls more than boys and trucks and that is fine, but he should be able to interact comfortably with males and females.

I would definitely see a psychologist. I would also bring male influence into his life - not to change his orientation but so that he can see that being male doesn't mean you are irrelevant, meaningless and useless. [/quote]

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