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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So I’m thinking OP’s kid is SAYING there is a cross dressing day so they can cross dress….

Signed team never heard of it![/quote]

Not sure which post to answer. DCUM is usually such a good sounding board. But not this time. Yes this is in the DMV. I am posting in DCUM. It is a sports team spirit week event. The coach was aware and either explicitly or implicitly sanctioned it. I have a transgendered child who chooses to dress in both traditionally male and traditionally female clothes but it it not this child. My child was uncomfortable with cross dressing day and raised it to the team and got nowhere - she’s young and not so forceful, but she raised it and I am proud of her. Because of her discomfort, she raised it to me. I had a visceral reaction to it and it was set for the next day so I didn’t have time to check in with friends. So I tried here but got zero help or insight.

It is a real thing. Some schools still do powder puff events. FWIW I contacted the principal and athletic director and it was cancelled.[/quote]

Well, your op was vague. Most here probably assumed this was a school-wide event. Now it sounds to me as though you are saying it is a team activity? After reading this post I can't say it helped me understand the situation. I'm sorry.

Isn't a powder puff game a game where one gender plays the sport that is not typically played by the other? The one I am familiar with is girls playing football, but that's not really the same is cross dressing.[/quote]

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