by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008

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How would you feel if your son wanted to do ballet or cheerleading? Please specify whether you are male or female.

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by The Chief on August 25th, 2008
I'm a proud Daddy of a soon-to-be 10 year old son. My son is pretty shy and the last few years have seen a big change in his behavior, since starting Cub Scouts, soccer, and a few other things.

Last year he wanted to take dancing with his sisters. So we started him in classes and he did Jazz and Tap. When it came time to do the dance recital, he didn't want to do it; but my wife and I told him that this was part of the dancing class responsibilities he signed up for. He had to do it, but if he didn't want to take dancing next year after this was done, then so be it.

He did the recital, was AWESOME at it, and wants to continue dancing.

Dancing has helped him to overcome some of his shyness and is giving him better coordination as well. Not to mention the dancing factor in the first place.

If he wanted to to ballet or cheerleading, I'd let him do that as well. Believe me, when I was in high school NOBODY thought it was weird to see guy on the cheerleading squad. Talk about envy! I didn't know one guy that didn't think holding a girl up by her butt wasn't just about the hottest thing during cheerleading. As for dancing, girls LOVE a boy who can dance, especially one who can dance more than what's required at mosh pits and what you see at most night clubs.

He's my son and I'm d*mn proud of him whatever he does, so long as he tries his best at it.
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- Thank you.
  
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  by The Chief on August 25th, 2008
- That's just brilliant :)
  
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  by Lovehearts on December 21st, 2008
- Thank you! He's quite a charmer, too. Say what you will about his dancing, but he's a genuine chick magnet! He has ladies twice his age fawning over him! (I KID YOU NOT!)
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  And here I was sweating about his younger sisters...I've been watching the wrong kid!
  
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  by The Chief on December 22nd, 2008
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  by MRSHINYSHOES on January 3rd, 2009
- :)
  
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  by The Chief on January 4th, 2009
- Loved your answer, and my family and I love Disneyland too! We want to go back there this year, that is, if we can find the time. Sigh.
  
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  by MRSHINYSHOES on January 4th, 2009
- Tell me about it. Never enough free time to do all the things we want!
  
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  by The Chief on January 5th, 2009
- Exactly. It's always work, work, work. And when I find the time, other people in my family don't have the time----the other person's working, kids in school, so our schedules never match, and we can't coordinate it either. Hopefully, we will try this year. :(
  
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  by MRSHINYSHOES on January 5th, 2009
- My wife and I decided we WILL make the trip back to Disney World this year. So we upgraded our tickets we bought October of 2008 to annual passes. If we go back once, they will have paid for themselves. If we go a third time (and we're planning on this), they will be MUCH cheaper, then.
  
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  by The Chief on January 5th, 2009
- Good for you Chief! Sometimes in life you just gotta make the time. :)
  
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  by MRSHINYSHOES on January 5th, 2009
- Yep!
  
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by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
As a mom, I would be all for it. A male cheerleader at the college level has to be strong enough to hold a 105 to 125 lb girl overhead in one hand! Most of them look like they moonlight in the WWE! YOWZAH!! And no questioning their sexuality either. In both case, do you realize where they get to put their hands? Lucky dudes!!
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- Fair enough, but I would take him outside and beat some manliness into him.
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- If you think you could "beat some manliness" into someone who can bench press 125 lbs one handed, I would like to sell tickets to that.
  
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  by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
- I would like to BUY tickets to that. Multiple- so I could bring friends.
  
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  by Takucei on December 26th, 2008
- Oh yeah right and I guess it takes no strength at all to push 300 lb. linemen around. Hmmmm!
  
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by Sweet T on August 25th, 2008
I would feel proud.
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- Fair enough, but I would take him outside and beat some manliness into him.
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- thats ridiculous, he just wants to look up girls skirts is that not manly to you mans man?
  
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  by anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- Beating him will not show him how to be a man. Watching you he is learning how to be a man.
  
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by ImNotAnonymous-COAT of Maestro-ness on August 26th, 2008
Male. And I'd support his decision. And not hesitantly, either. :)
Hell, if he wants to go hang out with hot girls all day, I say go for it.
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by VS Angel aka Mrs. Stealth Intelligence on August 26th, 2008
I would like that as much as having a daughter that was into boxing, football, hockey, etc.
I'd hate it, honestly--I'm very traditional and for some reason it would make me uncomfortable. BUT, that's my problem and not my child's.

I would have to deal with it if that made them happy--but honestly, I KNOW that guys in ballet were teased horribly when they were in HS (and younger). Sometimes now too, even by adult men. Life can be more difficult for guys into those sports.

But, danseurs are pure muscle and VERY strong.
I think Mikhail Baryshnikov is THE greatest ever!
Super HOT! :D YUMMY!

Watch this video...it's only 1 minute long and it's wonderful.
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by Bob on August 25th, 2008
i'm a father. ballet would be fine with me. given that the current president of the united states was a cheerleader, i'd probably be dreadfully ashamed if he were to pick cheerleading if only for that reason.
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by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
I am male... I would be proud. I value agility over brute strength. if I was atheletic enough in highschool to join football or cheerleading I would have joined cheer without question. sure profesional sports is higher paid, but the competition is insane. professional ballet men have far less competition meaning my son would be more likely to make a career of it
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- Fair enough, but I would take him outside and beat some manliness into him.
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- are you saying that putting your (quarter back) hand in another mans (center) crotch and making a forceful grunilike noise (hike) is manly? if throwing chicks around a dancefloor is feme than feme sounds great to me.
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- Dude, as a male cheerleader, his son would get to bench press a female cheerleader over his head, with his hand up her dress. How much more manly is there?
  
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  by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
- You may get to perform with the chicks, but the football players are the ones who get the dates with them. Men don't dance around with girls. Men get in front of an 80 mph slapshot just to keep it out of the net. Men don't cheer with the girls. Men aren't afraid to bleed or make another man bleed.
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- I pity your narrow view of what it is to be a man.
  
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  by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
- I don't give a shit.
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- you can be the man, and I will be with the chicks. and male cheerleaders do get the dates. who gives a crap about other men? you bleed, you don't, either way why would I was to touch you? much less slamm my sweaty body into your sweaty body, I prefer to do my sweatin with women.
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- to TAP: (high five)
  
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  by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
- TAP, do you carry a purse?
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- no kidding they make it too easy. mans man must truely be, and that is cool, less competition for me. :-)
  no, my walet is as thin as I can make it. why? do you?
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- Why? is yours missing?
  
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  by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
- Okay I am done here. I have had enough fun with this. PC people like you guys really make me laugh my ass off. Thank god it is almost football season.
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- PC!!! ROFL!!!!! I am about as politicaly correct as a midget tosser, I just have intelegence behind my taste. a boxer may be able to knock out jet lee in one manly hit, but the more femenine attribute of agility means jet lee will not get hit and in the end the boxer is going down.
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- ROTFLMAO!!! FYI All three of my boys play football and basketball. And what does "pc" mommy do for a living? I am a police officer, who moonlights as a paramedic. Oh and just for fun I teach law enforcement self defense.
  
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  by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
- I will never understand why men are so obsessed with the aproval of other men. women are not impressed with ultra bass stereos, or rims or loud mufflers (they are probably impressed with horses under the hood, but those do not sound like bumblebees) all these things are for the approval of men. hey mans man... in this little exchange look which one of us has a woman on their side. :-)
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- Yeah and she sounds like she is really attractive. Yeah right. LOL!
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- 5'8", 135, blue eyed, red head but then your opinion is woth lessto me than a two dollar bill in a pop machine.
  
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  by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
- ooh, fire red, strawberry blonde, or orange red?
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- blazing copper penny.
  
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  by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
- I have to see a pic, if you have myspace you could message me there.
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- don't have any downloaded sorry
  
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  by slmcgaughey on August 25th, 2008
- darn.
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- I figured out the issue, mans man's deffinition of manly is irrationaly agressive. my definition is more having the wilpower to do what ever is needed regardless of how you feel. for example, today I hand palleted 28000 cinder blocks, that is 50 tons, or one and a half truck loads... one by one by hand. in addition to several other tasks. I can not help but wonder if mans man is manly enough to do that.
  
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by anonymous on August 25th, 2008
i danced for ten years (i am a girl) ive met lots of guys who join the teams and dance. if anything they get more ladys that way :P
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by Koz - Passion Perseverance Patience on August 26th, 2008
I'm male. If he wants to do it, all I ask is to put his best effort into whatever he does. (I would have wanted to do cheer leading to get to know the female cheerleaders in my high school. They were hot. However, I took band instead and dated another clarinet player)
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by Anonymous on August 26th, 2008
Female. I'd say go for it. Maybe he'll become another Baryshnikov.
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by Sosueme on August 25th, 2008
I'd be ok with it. Those guys are in great shape. Plus, it's a great way to pick up girls....think about it:)
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by AMBERLW53087 on August 25th, 2008
i am female , and honestly i probably would not be happy, but understand it could be a phase hes going through , if you down him or get angry he will probably rebel or possibly get even more out of touch with his sexuality ! handle this situation with care , let me know how it goes , i have a nephew who is approaching a situation like this !
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- I don't have this problem. My boy is only 4. He seems to love football. I hope it stays that way.
  
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by Buttercup on December 30th, 2008
Disappointed.
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by MRSHINYSHOES on August 26th, 2008
To be honest man's man, if I had a son (I have two little girls instead, so I'm engulfed in femininity! lol), and he wanted to do ballet or cheerleading, my first thought would be "Uh, omg, really? You want to do that? Are you sure son?" I wouldn't tell him that of course, but that's what I would be thinking, because as a parent, you want what is good for your children, and that means all the things that bring your child happiness. Wanting to do something that is "traditionally female" would potentially set up my son for teasing, odd looks and gossip, and I wouldn't want that to happen to my son because I love him so much. But then again, if I loved my son very much, and it was something he really wanted to do, would I deny him HIS happiness? No. I would have no choice but to support him, because he is my son and I love him. (Although I would much rather take him out to ball games, fishing, kite-flying, and challenge him to a good old-fashioned arm wrestle! lol.)
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by JuJubee is wearing a COAT of chocolate on August 26th, 2008
If that's what he wanted to do, I'd support him 100%.
I am a female by the way.
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by Cheery Cherry on August 25th, 2008
Honestly? As a mother, I would want to know why. I mean my son is all boy and if he suddenly wanted to cheer or do ballet for the joy of it, I would think it was odd. But if that's what he really wanted to do, I would support him 100% and I would have to come up with a plan, with my son, on how to explain this to other family members who would not be so supportive.
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  by Anonymous on August 26th, 2008
- It's that unconditional love thing.... :P.
  
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by Rollie on August 25th, 2008
I am male. I would respect that and let him do it. I have seen great male cheerleaders and ballet dancers.
I wounder what George Bush Sr. thought when George Bush, Jr. was a cheerleader.
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by Needs some coffee on August 25th, 2008
I've never done cheerleading, but I have been in gymnastics and ballet and they require a lot of strength and skill. I would be proud if I had a son and he wanted to train for such things.

Oh, I'm female.
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- Fair enough, but I would take him outside and beat some manliness into him.
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- I guess it all depends on what your definition of a man is.
  
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  by Needs some coffee on August 25th, 2008
- It's the cave man in me. LOL!
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- sure seems that way, been in a Geico commercial lately?
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by pinkpeonygirl on August 25th, 2008
Ballet is a very hard, competitive sport that demands a lot from the human body and your mind even.I am female and would say "go for it, give it your best try and see how it suits you", what else can you do?
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- yep and that's why you are a mans man right ;-)
  
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by madi on August 25th, 2008
i am female
at least he wasnt out commiting crime
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- Fair enough, but I would take him outside and beat some manliness into him.
  
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- lmao. what ever floats your boat
  
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by Medwin on August 25th, 2008
I can't say I'd like it, but I'd have to be supportive. I'd let him know there are better ways to get close to girls though.

(i'm a male)
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by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
It would be up to him.
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- Fortunately I had two daughters and if they wanted to work on cars it would be OK with me too. Hahaha!
  
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by Slipshod Wombat and Co. on August 25th, 2008
im male and I'd say whatever makes you happy but really I wouldn't want him too I want my son to be a good runner, but if he wants to, he can
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- lol yea acutally i might reconsider. I wouldn't want ym son to be in ballet. or cheerleading. he'd almost be better off dead
  
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  by Slipshod Wombat and Co. on August 25th, 2008
- tell me you are mocking mans man. are you honestly saying that better dead than handling chicks while other men handle eachother?
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- no, idon't meani would kill my kid cause i'd be embarrassed or anything, i'd just be worried about how the other boys at school would handle it
  
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  by Slipshod Wombat and Co. on August 25th, 2008
- likely with jealousy.
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- possibly
  
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  by Slipshod Wombat and Co. on August 25th, 2008
- kids like mans man would make fun and he would just laugh in side knowing that he has far less competition for college scholarships than the footballers and he is closer to many chicks than most the other guys will get to one.
  
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  by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on August 25th, 2008
- i agree. either way, as long as he didn't come home with the snot beat out of him, im ok.
  
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by Lovehearts on January 3rd, 2009
I'd be dead proud of him.
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by C-dawg on December 21st, 2008
I'm male, i do cheerleading and i'm proud of it. It is the best decision i ever made in highschool. I hold pretty girls by their butts all the time. So if i have a son who wishes to do this to, i'll give him a pat on the back because i'll know why he is there.
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by Armed and Dangerous on August 27th, 2008
I am a male and I would do everything I possibly could to change his mind to football or another sport.
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by Gold_Autumn on August 27th, 2008
As long as he was happy, i'd be happy.
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by sozana on August 27th, 2008
i`m a femail i`m 17 i dont have kids , but if i were you i will let him do whatever he thinks is good for him maybe this will help him to become somthing important in the future.
so you just have to support your kid to do what he thinks he could do!
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by Indigo- in the library with the revolver on August 27th, 2008
I'd sign him up for it.
I used to have a guy friend who wanted to be a ballet dancer, but I never found him to be very feminine... he was also obsessed with cars, though.

Oh, and I'm a female.
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by VS Angel aka Mrs. Stealth Intelligence on August 27th, 2008
If not your son, then how about your dog?
:D
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  I sent you a gmail.
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  This video is only about 30-seconds long and adorable.
  Quiz later...What's the name of the dog?
  
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by HelloRe is anxious on August 26th, 2008
i wouldnt be happy....but it is a sensitive situation. id suggest some other things...show him some traditionslly male things so he can began 2 idntify more with his sex...depending on his age id let him do it...maybe 12 and up its his decision to make...by that age he knows what hed be facing as far as taunting, teasing and whatnot if he is willing to press thru that its must b somethin he is really interested in
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by dr james on August 26th, 2008
no way no how no
no ballet
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by Stick it!! on August 25th, 2008
Female Here!!

I'd support my child.... period and be happy doing it!!
There are male cheerleaders and some of the greatest
in Ballet have also been males. It's all good.
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by kylechavez on August 25th, 2008
I'm a male and yes to the supportive part but i mean there are plenty of other sports out there. Possibly as a hobby but i wouldn't want my son to go through life being embarrassed.
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  by Anonymous on August 25th, 2008
- if your son has his head on straight enough to join those things he would not be embarressed. embaressment is evidenced by hiding it. if he is on the HS cheer squad he is clearly not hiding it and as such not embarressed... the only reason his father would be embarressed is if he seeks the aproval of other men. women do not took down on guys whos sport is litteraly picking up chicks.
  
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by Stevein perth on December 21st, 2008
Hmm your son sounds like he could be punched around the ring!
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by ljhnstn on December 21st, 2008
I am female and my nephew was into cheerleading until he got into college. His theory was that it was a great way to be with and see girls so much. He was also very good as the male holding up the cheerleaders so they could build pyramids and do flips.
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  by Anonymous on December 21st, 2008
- -.- Boys can do cheerleading if they want. Heck, when I was younger I done ballet and there was a boy in my class. Also when I set up a cheerleading squad a couple of boys joined to help you with building pyramids and doing amazing flips with the girls. They were also very flirtacious but it doesn't mean if you want to do ballet or cheerleading and you're a boy doesn't mean that you're gay. Take Cole Sprouse when he done the cheerleading squad in Suite Life.
  
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  by Turquoised on January 3rd, 2009
- Good one Rodeo and No mans man he does not carry a purse. I would say he has lots of mussels and he is on the buff side but these days that does not mean anything. He has had steady girlfriends over the years and is currently going with a very nice young lady. He started cheerleading because his older sister did.
  
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by Stevein perth on December 21st, 2008
IF HE USES COLGATE HE WOULD HAVE THE RING OF CONFIDENCE :)
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by Gingerminx on August 25th, 2008
To be honest, I would laugh my head off. He is 6'2" tall and around 230lbs of solid man. But if its what he wants then I would support his decision. Of course, since we don't really have cheerleaders here he would probably be the only one. But my son has no interest in any sports so I don't see it as an issue.
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by Beany on December 21st, 2008
I've seen Billy Elliott, I'd let him

(I'm male)
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by Anonymous on January 25th, 2009
I can see my son doing this because that's where the girls are. There are such things as cheerleading and ballet dancers who are men and are very sucessful. Wouldn't bother me at all. I say go for it!
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by Stevein perth on December 21st, 2008
it would be bum pumpingly queer
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by The Special One on January 3rd, 2009
"Dad, you know the guy that has his hands all over various cheerleaders asses? Yea, I wanna be that guy"
As far as ballet, some of the best ballet dancers in the world are men; their strength lets them do really cool shit.
So yea, I really wouldn't care.

I assume you asked this trying to draw a comparison between homosexuality and ballet/cheerleading. I met this Russian guy who is a ballet dancer and holy shit that guy got so much tail it was ridiculous. I haven't met a gay ballet dancer, nor have I met a gay cheerleader.
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by Sodapop on January 3rd, 2009
I'm gay and i never had the urge to do ballet or cheerleading. People just assume that just because a guy wants to join the cheerleading squad and dance a little he's automatically gay. That isn't true. Only my son will know if he is gay, i can't just rubber stamp him with the label. The point of the matter is that no matter what he would be i would respect whatever he wanted to do so long as it was within the boundaries of the law. And im talking of adopting if you're planning on attacking me for anything and if i can't love my adoptive son just as much as a father loves his biological son i dont know what business i would have being a father.
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by Poohbear1427 on January 3rd, 2009
Strawberries to a Mexican
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