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[quote=Anonymous]OP here- for daily dressing - she wears mostly sweats, hoodies- for short sleeves she (this year) prefers collared shirts (her brother's). When it comes to dressing up - she doesn't want to wear a neutral shirt, she will insist on her brother's shirts and ties. She really resisted a few dressy events but since it was a chorus event- she had not choice.  She's supposed to be going to the Mayflower for a tea birthday and wants to wear a bowtie and suspenders. At first we were supportive and like other PPs stated, we thought it was hiding her figure since she's maturing. Now it's wearing her brothers suits and ties for "formal dress" day at school. My finding the DM from her very weird friend saying she is gay and DS saying something that alluded to her being too (but it was phrased differently).  I am upset about both frankly. The dressing (though it only shows up for dressy events so not so often) and the DM we read. She must be in that experimenting stage but has showed NO interest in girls. I read her DMs and everything and we are close where she chats away with me daily (though can turn her surly teen self at times).  I think this is coming from her not fitting in as a visco girl- not really into dating at this age as she is seeing it (she is a very late bloomer) - trying to just be different to deflect from all of this. For what I can see, she had only told weird friend this- no one else.[/quote]

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