His grandpa, meanwhile, “wanted nothing from me, doesn’t look at me and behind my back calls me names and a ‘fruit loop’,” he said. My parents didn’t like it but they accepted it,” he continued. “I was euphoric about the fact that no one stop me from buying my stuff as long as I worked for it.
He then explained how, as he got older and started to earn his own money, he began buying his own clothes, including “heels, dresses and makeup”. and then I wanted to be a cheerleader because I wanted to cheer those men.” by watching and playing football, baseball and other masculine activities (that made more gay because watching the NFL is how I knew that I def LOVE men). He went on: “My grandpa in the other hand, tried to ‘straighten me out’. Man claims boss is changing clock-in times to get him to work for free
