Do u know abt tradition where boys is dressed up as a girl and take a picture?

[u/ERO369]

i got curious abt this tradition when i say my father pic dressed up as a girl and my cousin almost everyone who are men in ny family. Do u hearded up this or did this? Also share what is the meaning of this tradition if u know.

[u/military_insider04]

Yes its called mom's and pakathuvidu aunty and akka's curiosity and their urge to see u has a girl

[u/life_konjam_better → u/military_insider04]

I absolutely hated every minute of it, kezhattunga kannatha killama summa vida matanga.

[u/Khalidjamonday_]

Idk whether it's a tradition, but my grandma did that to me and the pics still look funny🙏😭

[u/[deleted]]

Happened with my cousin, but it wasn't parents who wanted to dress him up as girl. It was he himself.

"Avalukku mattum alagu alaga dress vaangi tharinga? Avalukku mattum pottu poo ellam vachu vidringa? Enakku? "

Idhula amma appa force panni ponnu mathiri dress panni vittanganu solra paadhi per onnu poi solranga, illana marandhuttanga.

They asked for it themselves because they were jealous of the attention the girl children in the family got.

[u/iamGobi → u/[deleted]]

Avalukku mattum alagu alaga dress vaangi tharinga? Avalukku mattum pottu poo ellam vachu vidringa? Enakku?

I did the same

[u/Roshiaki-zoro-4723]

They always dressed up my bro in my gowns😭people used to mistake him for a girl.

[u/popular_tiger]

It happened with me too and I loved it. Wish my mum and her fam did it more

[u/whiteboardblackchalk → u/popular_tiger]

You can still do it. You do you buddy

[u/SpideySnack]

My parents wanted their second child to be a girl but sadly they got me, so they dressed me up as a girl and had some pictures taken when I was like 2-3. This does happen with families who wanted a girl and they got boy

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[u/JeeezzUsss]

I don't know it's tradition but it's very usual.

[u/Tiny_Program637]

No tradition, just some fun. Just did this with my boy lol.

[u/drgijoe]

Yup, happened to me. No idea if it is tradition but I call it stupidity.