re: Boy wears dress to prom, gets butthurt that based dad questions it

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If I see you in your dress Im going to call you a freak too.

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What a terrible fricking way to live your life. Who is it hurting? Quantify the harm. Compare it to creating a scene, embarrassing members of your family that live in the real world, risking physical confrontation, and I'm sure your supposed beliefs in Jesus.

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Hard to do when you're being filmed. Its hard to say what I'd do with a son like that. On one hand, I completely disagree with everything about what he's doing, but on the other he's still my son.

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You sure he is a son and not an "It"?
He was never a Father. He is a Cuck who was emasculated years ago.
The country is at the tipping point and there is a hell of a crash coming.

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I'm not losing any sleep over this, but who was creating a scene? The video suspiciously starts after something has already occurred, and the twink with the phone is egging on the situation, begging the guy to say something. They wanted a scene.

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So that's why the guy went out of his way to question someone having confidence in themselves? THAT was worth losing his fricking job over, embarrassing his family, etc? You people are fricking pathetic.

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So that's why the guy went out of his way to question someone having confidence in themselves?

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Oh geez.

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The kid got exactly what he was looking for. Attention and a viral victim status claim. That is exactly what a male wearing a red ball dress to prom wants.

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The 30-year-removed fratbro got exactly what was coming to him. Disgusting, confrontational douchebags should watch their backs. You never know the people who disagree with your rhetoric and spineless, halfass attacks on children and what they may do to you.

Bullies are an important part of society. The fact we have virtually outlawed them will have negative consequences for society.

The one kid taping it was getting off taping it and wanted the man that says he/she looks ridiculous to melt down. You could also kinda hear the dress wearer say he thinks he looks lovely or some such tripe.

If he is comfortable wearing it, wear it. If someone says you look ridic because your friend grabs his cell to video it own it. don't be a bitch and use it as a gotcha.

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Be a dick, shite happens.

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Everyone is a dick at some point in their lives...

This virtue signaling bullshite where only the purest among us are allowed to work is going to create a very nasty culture and eventually a very nasty push back.

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You're talking about the adult also, right?

Because this is exactly how you get Karens. It normalizes haranguing and hassling people who are otherwise not bothering you at all.

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LINK

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The boyfriend, Jacob Geittmann, originally posted the video on TikTok and then on Twitter. He said his boyfriend, Dalton Stevens, wore the dress “for his senior prom to kind of break the stigma around men wearing dresses. He looked gorgeous, everybody loved it and nobody had a problem with it.” Geitmann added, “We went to this hotel close to where we live and we got a lot of good photos and we were there for about an hour and right as we were about to leave we standing outside in this little middle area with a bunch of buildings surrounding us. This man comes up and he’s about an inch away from my boyfriend and he says, ‘What are you wearing?’ And he’s like, ‘A dress, why?’ And he’s like, ‘Why are you wearing that? You shouldn’t be wearing that.’”

Geitmann said his boyfriend responded, “because I can and I want to.” According to Geitmann, Johnson then started “going on and on” and was “throwing insults at him … ‘You look disgusting, you look ridiculous, you look like an idiot. Men shouldn’t be wearing this.’ All this homophobic banter.”

Johnson told Newsweek the accusations are “entirely false,” saying it “wasn’t anything personal or involving a dress.” He told the news site it was “about obnoxious, loud behavior by this group of teens.” Johnson added he had asked the teens to “tone down the vulgarities around the families and children who were present.”

He told Newsweek, “We had just sat down for dinner at this restaurant that we frequent, and I was returning from the restroom when I was presented with their loud cursing. Making it about the dress was their idea and they edited out most of the exchange. I have no ill will towards anyone or their personal choices, so long as it does not harm me or my family.”

Johnson lives in Franklin, Tennessee, which is about 20 miles south of Nashville. The video has also gone viral on Reddit, in a /r/publicfreakout thread titled, “Man harasses LGBTQ+ teen in dress, leers and tries to follow him.”

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