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Pasternak, who is 17, now lives and works on Flogg in New York, which is incredible for an app he built while back in Sydney. You can feel the fingerprints of Flogg in something like Facebook Marketplace, which is ironic given that he built the app because Facebook was no good at facilitating that kind of person-to-person purchase.
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[My Computational Complexity Web Log] Rational Functions and Decision-Tree Complexity
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Let f:{0,1}n→{0,1}. Let h and g be n-variable degree d polynomials over the reals. Suppose for all x in {0,1}n, g(x)≠0 and f(x)=h(x)/g(x). Is there a constant k such that the decision-tree complexity of f is bounded by dk?
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LG Electronics has identified the corporate segment as an assured channel to bolster sales of its room air-conditioner (RAC) division. This strategy will rope in the telecom sector next year.
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A SIX-year-old boy placed in the care of a lesbian foster couple was dressed in girl's clothes and the humiliating pictures were posted on the couple's Facebook page.
One of the women was preparing for a sex change to become a man at the time, while her girlfriend was undergoing fertility treatment.
The boy and his 12-year-old sister have since been moved but former Children's Court magistrate Barbara Holborow yesterday called for a full inquiry into the decision to put them there. "Oh my God, what are we doing?" Ms Holborow, who has fostered eight children, said.
Families Minister Pru Goward has demanded a full explanation from child welfare service Barnardos, which had recruited the couple.
"I am seeking advice from Barnardos to confirm that care arrangements were appropriate and the wellbeing of the children was paramount," Ms Goward said yesterday.
The children's story, described as one of the saddest in the state, has been revealed in a Supreme Court judgment posted last month in Children's Law news compiled by the NSW Children's Court.
Their mother had tried but failed in the Supreme Court to win back custody of her son, given the pseudonym Campbell by the court.
His current foster parents want to adopt him.
Campbell was taken into care in November 2006 at the age of 18 months along with his four stepbrothers and two stepsisters after complaints of physical and mental abuse at the hands of the parents.
Campbell and his sister Abby, then 12, were placed with the lesbian couple in early 2009. The placement did not work out for Abby and after she was moved, Campbell was dressed in girl's clothes and his photograph placed on the couple's Facebook page.
Originally published as Lesbians put boy in girl's clothes
135 comments on this story
- Cycotic of Canberra Posted at 12/09/2011 7:06am
My 11 year old boy still plus dress ups I've posted his photo on face book. What's the big deal? Looks like the fanatical Christian group going bonkers again, and found a "witch" to burn
- Rhubarb of Rural NSW Posted at 12/09/2011 7:07am
These stupid cows have put the movement back 20 years with this behavior. Good going girls.
- man in drag of Posted at 12/09/2011 7:19am
yeah and male+female parents never do this type of thing either .. calm down ppl
- Dan of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 7:26am
I'm sure they were lovely foster parents. There are much worse things that the child could have been subjected to.
- Jack of Adelaide Posted at 12/09/2011 7:31am
Well this pair have put back the rights of same sex couples to foster or even adopt 20 years because of this act of stupidity. What were they thinking?
- Scott of Brisbane Posted at 12/09/2011 7:34am
Thank you. Thank you very much, to the lesbians in this story. You are the reason gay rights has taken ten steps back.
- Blah of Posted at 12/09/2011 7:36am
And these are the people who are trusted with our most vulnerable children. Why do I think there is a bit more to this story that we're not hearing?
- June of Posted at 12/09/2011 7:41am
What kind of people would humiliate a poor little boy like that? Having two sons myself I know how sensitive they can be around things like this. God I hope they don't reproduce.
- Kordez of Brisbane Posted at 12/09/2011 7:41am
Strange.. But not sick.. People are too dramatic now days.
- Hmmmm..sounds suss... of Gold coast Posted at 12/09/2011 7:47am
And why were they "humiliating"? Maybe he wanted to put a dress on?
- Ted of Posted at 12/09/2011 7:49am
Hereby lies a bigger and more far ranging problem for kids of, or those placed in care. about being bought up in natural environment.
- Daniel of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 7:49am
These freaks give gay and lesbian parents a bad name!
- Elyse of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 7:52am
If the foster parents dressed this child in girl's clothing without his instigation, it is truly appauling. Let's not use "lesbian parents" to describe them however. Their sexual orientation is irrelevant. Straight parents as well as gay parents can fall into the misguided parenting category. The good news is that for once, the Department has identified the problem and responded relatively quickly.
- Madeleine Parker of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 7:54am
This article is a joke. How can people so spread such mindless BS to the public without a thought. The author should be ashamed.
- Mark of Port Macquarie Posted at 12/09/2011 7:54am
Does it matter that they were lesbians? Why is this made such a prominent point? If this were a straight couple would you also be writing "Straight Foster Couple..."? This is is irresponsible journalism. Bad foster parents are bad foster parent, no matter their sexual orientation.
- m of Posted at 12/09/2011 8:00am
I think the foster parents sexual persuasion is unnecessary in this article. Way to report unbiased 'journalism' once again. How many 'hetro' parents are reported for abuse???? No their sexuality is not a part of the issue. How stupid, and how sad for these children
- Jill of Hobart Posted at 12/09/2011 8:05am
This has nothing to do with the fact that they were a lesbian couple, it was simply a couple who shouldn't be in charge of children. Sexual preference was irrelevant.
- Jaimee of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 8:07am
This is just awful, that poor child. Bad parents come in all sexual orientations, but what sort of damage have these people done to the causes of all the other same-sex couples that want to foster or adopt children, and are already struggling with controversy?
- mick b of Posted at 12/09/2011 8:19am
this a horribly written article. How about putting some context to why the boy was dressing in girls clothes? Maybe he was playing dress up? Without context and evidence of what occurred this just reads as a bigoted beat up. Shame Herald Sun.
- Kevin Russ of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 8:20am
What kind of stupid public services does NSW have? Who will protect that boy's 'human rights'? Superman? Batman? Spiderman? or Ironman?
- Paul of Adelaide Posted at 12/09/2011 8:21am
Many kids choose to dress up in girls clothes. I would like to think that if my son dresses himself up in girls clothes that he sees his sisters wearing, that we wont be at risk of having him taken off of us by welfare. Who is to say that there isn't other circumstances to the matter. Was the child held down and "made" to wear them kicking and screaming, or was it some sort of fun game perhaps even initiated by the child, that 6 year old's sometimes play. If he dresses in a clown outfit, is it mocking him, or a dog outfit, is it saying he is a dog, No. I really think that it should be investigated before taking a child off of people who may have been very loving parents.
- KeepinItReal of Canberra Posted at 12/09/2011 8:22am
The world is going nuts
- consider the facts of QLD Posted at 12/09/2011 8:23am
If this were not a lesbian couple would it even make the news? People dress up their kids all the time thinking they look cute and post photos of it. i am more worried about the parents who pierce their children's ears an dress them up in such fancy clothes that the children arent' even allowed to play in case they were to get dirt on them - god forbid! Has this story been blown out of proportion? Probably.
- Dan of Posted at 12/09/2011 8:24am
I know this is going to cop flak but hell this just proves same sex couples are wrong. And Im sorry to lumber this one case onto all others as Im sure there are good same sex couples out there better than hetero ones. But cmon.... Sometimes the system needs to say no to things.
- truth nuggets of AU Posted at 12/09/2011 8:28am
would it be a giant fiasco if a straight couple had done the same thing? how many of you didn't do this to your kids at one stage or another? seriously people...
- Perry Whitehouse of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 8:30am
Get a grip! Is this breaking "NEWS"? Why don't you post stories about children being truly abused by their loser heterosexual junkie parents in the outer suburbs of any of the major cities?
- Kagetsu of Darwin Posted at 12/09/2011 8:36am
Wow... so if it were a straight couple doing it, it'd be cute and funny. I have the feeling something else it going on here. In addition, was the boy actually offended by it?
- bellezyx of brisbane Posted at 12/09/2011 8:38am
Oh the hysteria! There are at least three photos of my son on facebook in 'girls' clothes - while he has been playing in a dress up box, and yes he likes to swoosh down to the shops in a fairy costume like his sister on occassion. At his playgroup many of the kids dress in 'gender inappropriate' dress ups. No doubt as they get older almost all of them will start to conform to gender normative clothing 'rules' and so on. When he is a bit older and gets to that stage he will probably be embarrassed by the 'girl' clothes photos and if he is I'll take them down off of my page. Certainly I would never consider them 'humiliating'; merely a cute experimental stage that he will probably grow out of-and if he doesn't I will love him and support whatever it is he feels most comfortable with.
- Norse of Posted at 12/09/2011 8:41am
I don't understand what is wrong with what they did? My mother STILL brings out the photos of when she put me in a dress as a kid because she thought I looked adorable and always wanted a little girl. I can name countless men who went through the same thing. It's disgusting that this is just a stab at gay parents. They've done nothing wrong. Would you prefer they hit the child?
- Katie of Central Coast Posted at 12/09/2011 8:49am
SO WHAT? My four year old nephew dressed up as a fairy princess with a beard for Halloween. My sisters and I used to dress my little brother up as a girl all the time and take photos. We also used to paint our other brothers finger and toenails. They're now well adjusted adults. Its harmless fun! This is ridiculous! These kids would still be with their carers if they were a straight couple.
- Grumpyoldfart of The Gong Posted at 12/09/2011 8:50am
Says a lot for the case for gay marriage, gay adoption and gay familes. Ooops, did I just say something politically incorrect?
- Ben of Posted at 12/09/2011 8:51am
People saying that this is not bad? Wake up... If the kid was all in on it as playing 'dress up' that's all well and good. But if it's not and it's something forced upon the kid it can be very distressing and very bad mental abuse. A kid growing up needs to understand that they are either MALE or FEMALE. They NEED to understand the difference, this is BASIC psychology. A person at a very young age needs to grow up understanding the difference between the two sexes, understand their roles and understand which one they are. All of you saying 'heterosexual couples do this too!'.. Really? my parents never did it to me.. from when I was growing up I don't recall or remember anything from my friends about this.. I remember 'dress up' but nothing exactly like this. I have no issue with Gay or Lesbian couples, but people need to accept everyone for who they are and that includes a persons sex. That's who they are, what they are and you can't and shouldn't change that.
- Kitty of Posted at 12/09/2011 8:51am
Don't kids play dress up's anymore? It was one of my favourite things to do when I was a kid, dressing up in mum and dad's clothes. I only had brothers and they loved to clobber around the house in my mums heels! We also dressed as clowns, biblical characters, soldiers & various animals. My brothers also used to play with my Dolls too. Should we have been taken away from my parents?
- F of Aust Posted at 12/09/2011 8:52am
Why are clothing generally worn by women considered to be so humiliation? Thatâs just pure misogyny.
- Kai of 3429 Posted at 12/09/2011 8:53am
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, you shouldn't be criticised for liking or not liking same sex couples. Australian's are continuously bullying each other about this topic, It's ok to like and its ok to not like same sex couples. ANY parent who degrades their child or forces gender selection on their child should be punished.
- Michelle of Plumpton Posted at 12/09/2011 8:55am
@ truth nuggets of AU I have NEVER dresssed any of my 4 kids up in opposite sex clothing, and if you think that this is nornal behaviour, then I hope you are never blessed with kids
- Kylie of Vic Posted at 12/09/2011 8:56am
Girls and women have been wearing 'boys' clothes for decades, i.e. pants. Doesn't this story say more about the omnipresent misogyny in our culture than any actual abuse.
- Jim Waltaker of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 8:58am
this is an outrage. what parents in their right mind dresses their children in clothes and posts photos on facebook. this is almost as bad as posting photos of them wearing nothing at all.
- lilly of Melbourne Posted at 12/09/2011 9:01am
There sexual orientation has nothing to do with it!! Why not talk about all the kids that are abused verbaly, mentally etc on a daily basis by their "straight" parents! How shameful that the media focuses on the sexuality of the foster parents rather than the issues associated with foster parents in general. Hope all kids find the love and support they need.
- steve of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:02am
I think a lot of you are missing the point. Foster children are very often already messed up emotionally. They need a stable conflict free environment. Some gay couples may be great parents, but in a foster situation they are probably not ideal, and someone about to undergo a sex change should probably not be chosen, especially if they are going to dress the child up in a confusing way for fun. It's just not the environment those kids need. They need more than just love.
- Dave of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:02am
@Dan The system and everyone else is expected and or can''t say no to any one... thats the problem.
- Salvage of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:02am
@ Dan - Proves that same sex couples are wrong? Thats your great proof? So if a Hetro couple do the same thing would that be proof that Hetro couples are wrong? Dan...your gonna need more proof than that.... I'm Hetro, by the way.
- Gillian of Qld Posted at 12/09/2011 9:03am
'how many of you didn't do this to your kids at one stage or another?' Um, frankly, Truth Nuggets, this would never have crossed my mind. When my girls were pirates for dress-ups, they were girl pirates, and when they flew against the Red Baron as they raced around the yard making broom-broom noises, they did it as female pilots, sometimes against their boy pilot boy cousins. Simple. No confusion.
- Graz Anthony of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 9:07am
This is society today. Kids growing up with no disciplinary or moralistic framework. Itâs just a fact!
- carer of melbourne Posted at 12/09/2011 9:07am
lol...and where is the problem here? How many hetero couple do that? the wrongest thing here is to connect bad parenting with the sex of the parents.
- Ann of AUSTRALIA Posted at 12/09/2011 9:08am
I agree with Dan, it is wrong!
- Emily Walker of Australia Posted at 12/09/2011 9:09am
"The children's story, described as one of the saddest in the state..." Because it is much sadder to play dress ups than it is to be physically and mentally abused?
- P. Lease of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:11am
Doesn't the fact that the case ended up in front of a judge suggest that this was more than just innocent 'dressing up'? And in response to previous posters claiming the foster parent's sexual orientation is irrelevant to the issue, I disagree. It seems to me, putting political correctness aside, the fact that people dealing with gender orientation issues are involved in a gender orientation case of abuse is rather pivotal.
- mick of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:13am
they've just contributed to more negative publicity against gay couples adopting/having children.
- DL of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:14am
And this is exclusive to lesbian parents how? I've met many straight couples who show me their "hilarious" pictures of their kids crossdressing.
- Kelly of HadIt Posted at 12/09/2011 9:14am
@Dan - Grow Up! This is not a same-sex issue! I know so many people who have been abused by their heterosexual father, so based on that, I can say that the "system" should not let men near children! Silly, small minded statement.The actions of one does not reflect the reality of many!
- Nico of Melbourne Posted at 12/09/2011 9:17am
Scott of Brisbane and all of you other screaming sooks, it is the MEDIA and utterly irresponsible and sensationailist journalism responsible for this "story". Shame on you, the writer, editor and anyone else responsible for putting this tripe up. Crucify the dykes and draw a long bow btwn sexuality and gender identity because the majority of heteronormative idiots don't have any understanding of the issues involved. And yet the majority of true and serious abuse that occurs within those same constructs goes unattended to by mainstream media let alone authorities. Disgusted at this blatant homophobic reporting.
- Gwen of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:18am
Dan - no it doesn't. I'm a same-sex parent who has an awesome and very well adjusted kid. I'd totally put photos of my child in opposite gender clothes on facebook if that's what they were wanting... I'll put money that this boy was totally happy to put on a dress and have photos taken same with the dozens of boys at my kids' school who wear dresses from the dressup box. News.com.au - in other breaking news.... LESBIAN PARENT DROPS WELL ADJUST CHILD AT SCHOOL and CHILD OF LESBIANS NOT ABUSED BY PARENTS
- Brian Sherbourne of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 9:18am
When I was a 5 yr old my Christian, heterosexual parents dressed me up in girls' clothes and posted a photo in the family photo album and showed lots of people. Perhaps we should stop Christian, heterosexuals from fostering?
- S of Brissie of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:19am
It's not about whether they're a same sex couple, it's them as individuals. Something is obviously wrong in the head with them.
- Stupid people shouldn't breed of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 9:20am
So the (straight) parents who allow their young daughters to dress like they're up for a hard night at the cross is okay then? And really, what about the parents who, long after the demise of Billy Ray Cyrus, STILL insist on cultivating a mullet hairstyle for their children?
- Mich Brew of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:21am
I'm confused - are we outraged because they are lesbians or because they are lesbian foster parents or because a boy was wearing girls clothes? Because if it is the latter I have some, what I thought was harmless fun, family photos I need to burn.
- Robyn Edwards of Perth WA Posted at 12/09/2011 9:26am
Has anyone actually considered that the child identified as female? Many Trans People know their psychological gender from as early as 4 years old. Most parents will supress the Childs expression of gender difference. This couple may have been more open to their child expressing who they really are. those who are not Transgendered will never understand the oppression and suppression of true self that is inflicted from an early age. The big question, was the child happy to be dressed in female clothes? Was the child FORCED? Where is the Childs side of the story? Or is it another case of ignoring the Childs need to push the transphobic agenda?
- old fashioned gent of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:26am
Time to stop pandering to fringe & alternative lifestyle groups...let's look after the people that work hard to make our society succeed and uphold moral values.
- Davina of Brisbane Posted at 12/09/2011 9:27am
I'm torn between being horrified at this ridiculously bigotted article, and eternally grateful by the reasonable views posted on this page. To read these moderate comments, after seeing so many previous comments on other stories filled with vile hatred for gay people, fills me with hope for the human race. From this little Lesbo, I say thank you to everyone who has seen this for what it is. It is stressful to continuously see such fear and hate against gay people perpetuted in the media and fuelled by small minded people. This has made my day. Thank you.
- Johnny of brisbane Posted at 12/09/2011 9:28am
"Girls can wear jeans,and cut their hair short, wear shirts and boots, 'Cause it's OK to be a boy. But for a boy to look like a girl is degrading, 'Cause you think that being a girl is degrading"
- Mina of berra Posted at 12/09/2011 9:28am
really? i have photos of my brother in a fairy costume when he was 8 and me as a builder when i was 5. so what if the parents are both female? that means nothing here! its just parents having fun!!
- peter of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:28am
Having been a foster carer for twenty years, I feel the main wrong doing was in posting the photos on Facebook. In Queensland, you have to get permission to place the children in any situation where they may be publicly identified. I never even mention any of the children we have on Facebook, as it is a breach of their privacy. And, yes, I agree that this couple have put back the same sex argument years. The opponents are going to use this to their advantage, and a lot of worthy people are going to pay the price.
- The Other Mike of Adelaide Posted at 12/09/2011 9:29am
It's an isolated incident, I hardly think we need to be anymore concerned about same sex couples than we do heterosexual couples. I see this more as child services not properly investigating the placement prior to them being given children.
- Timmy of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:30am
As someone who fosters kids, you are not allowed to post pictures of foster kids on FB, regardless of content. They would have known this, they knew they were doing something wrong.
- Jim of NT Posted at 12/09/2011 9:31am
It seems as though everyone is more concerned with the rights of the parents / foster parents instead of what is best for the children these days. I think as a community we have all started to miss the point....
- Debs of Brisbane Posted at 12/09/2011 9:32am
Im not sure what the problem is? Because they played dress up? or because they are gay? Neither is a reason to take the children away
- Fred adton of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:37am
Two people of the same sex cannot raise a child. Its unnatural and this sort of anthropological behavioral modification will be a typical outcome. In future years children from same sex couples will sue the state for damages.
- jo of Brisbane Posted at 12/09/2011 9:37am
I have four boys. There have been a couple of times that they have wanted me or my sisters to dress them in long wigs and make-up as a bit of fun. We have also taken pictures. I used to dress my male cousin up in make-up. He is now a very heterosexual male and laughs about the times we used to do this. If it is a bit of fun and the child has enjoyed it, who really cares. I don't think the fact that these foster parents are gay should have any relevance in this case.
- kp of brisbane Posted at 12/09/2011 9:39am
This is simple people, so try to stay with me here. Young kids ridicule other young kids who are different. When young kids hear another child has crossed dressed they can get really bullied. The simple fact that the couple was lesbian more asks the question, were this couple doing it for fun (if so, why post kids photos to facebook where everyone, including strangers, can get access, FYI most parents know posting kids photos on facebook is a 'no-no' due to paedophiles) or were they doing it as some sort of experiment. Either way, this is clearly poor judgement and understanding of a childâs world. Gay or not gay, kids are not playthings, so don't treat them like one.
- enix of brisbane Posted at 12/09/2011 9:39am
The article doesn't really give away the motives. My 3 yr old son dresses up with his sister all the time and I have posted photos on FB myself. Maybe this boy was playing dress up and they took some photos for fun. I see photos of my friends kids on FB and sometimes see the young boys dressing up as girls too. It would be wrong if the boy was forced to dress up as a girl all the time but the article is very superficial. My 5 yr old girl has wanted to dress up as a pirate, as batman, as woody and even had face painted with beard and mustache. Is that child abuse too ???
- radical53 of Surry Hills Posted at 12/09/2011 9:40am
Time to put a stop to "SINGLE PARENTING." Full stop. No wonder we live in a fatherless society because of it. Society has no morals at all, specially with kids. Some people should never be allowed to have kids. Time to LICENCE people to have kids.
- Andrea of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:45am
I have to wonder whether this story would even be here if it was a heterosexual couple dressing the boy as a girl. Don't get me wrong, if the boy is receiving bad treatment at the hand of his foster parents, that's definitely something that should be looked in to, but I hardly see how the couple's sexual orientation has to do with such a case. There are nasty people all over the world who do horrible things regardless of whether they're lesbian or not. How about some unbiased reporting?
- Querky of Perky Posted at 12/09/2011 9:46am
There has to be more to this. Plenty of parents dress up their kids in opposite gender clothing as a laugh. Kids Love playing dress up. My sister has a photo of her son in one of our old smock dresses and he was crying, sad but cute. That's not s crime. There must be another reason.... There has to be!
- Craig of Perth Posted at 12/09/2011 9:46am
What was the context? I am really worried ... My son was eating a red icypole over the weekend and smeared it left to right across his mouth and cheeks. I posted his photo on facebook saying that he looked like Heath Ledger's "Joker". Do I now become a headline? "Father dresses son as suicidal, drug addicted actor playing psychopathic character - places photo on Facebook!" If the couple was sissifying the boy, ok, we can be upset, however, we don't know the context of the photo and the couples sexuality has nothing to do with this.
- Adam Vandyke of Posted at 12/09/2011 9:47am
There is something weird going on here. Do lesbians want to live in there own world were only girls exist?
- Psyche101 of Gold Coast Posted at 12/09/2011 9:48am
Goodbye any rights that have been fought for to date.
- Carol Jackson of Lake Macquarie Posted at 12/09/2011 9:49am
I agree with Dan. Yeah, I know that people out there will jump up and down about how some hetero parents can be lousy, but, obviously, same sex parents can be lousy, too.
- Far from trouble of Sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 9:56am
My sisters did that to me too!! Then again i'm a tad open minded now...Hmm maybe we should charge my sisters - throw 'em in the pen!
- madmother of NSW Posted at 12/09/2011 9:58am
We have some very funny photos of our son at this age dressed in his older sister's clothes complete with make-up, hair etc (done by big sister), plus a nice one of him showing off wearing her bikini and posing like the incredible hulk. All of this was done by the kids, having fun and neither of them have been scarred in any way. In this instance I think the parents made a mistake posting the images on Facebook, which is sad as I don't think they realised that so many people would love to pull them down given their sexuality and circumstances. Also, media has blown it all out of context and are putting the spin on it that lesbians are making a boy dress as a girl which is not the case. People need to view this story with a bit of sense and perspective.
- Phillip of QLD Posted at 12/09/2011 9:58am
So a boy was wearing some clothes that some other people in his local town didn't like to see him wearing. Perhaps a statement was being made, it doesn't matter what clothes you wear, you are who you are. Clothes do not define a person. Neither does sexuality. In this case, a photo of a boy in girl's clothes is harmless and no reason to take a child off a parent. The boy may have wanted to wear the 'girl' clothes? By the way, what are 'girl clothes' and what are 'boy clothes'? Everyday I see girl's in what most people would describe as 'boy clothes'. It's really discriminatory that the authorities have ridiculed this boy and taken him away from his new parents simply for wearing some unisex clothes?
- Dennis of Ipswich Posted at 12/09/2011 9:59am
Although it was a little sick, heterosexual parents do the same thing. The fact that the foster parents are lesbians causes all the outrage. Just a joke gone wrong I think.
- Kate of Melbourne Posted at 12/09/2011 10:01am
If the couple only dressed the boy in girls clothes once then I dont see any problem. However if they are regularly dressing him opposite gender clothing then it could be potentially harmful in the long term. Establishing a clear gender identity is important for young children's development. If, in later years they choose to become openly gay/lesbian or to cross dress, thats of course their choice. But having a clear idea of gender through childhood is every childs right.
- GQ of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:01am
What is the relevance of this couples sexuality? I suspect that if a 'straight couple' had done this they wouldn't have been investigated and this wouldn't have made made the news. This article is the epitomy of irresponsible journalism.
- MotherR of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:04am
There is not enough information to comment on the boy or couple but, Norse, "My mother STILL brings out the photos of when she put me in a dress as a kid because she thought I looked adorable and always wanted a little girl."????? Now that is sick. Not the dressing up part, but dressing up because she wanted a girl. You don't get the child you want -- you get the child you get. Luckily for most of us, that is also the child we do want.
- Jon Stikman of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:04am
I dont condone this stupidity on behlaf of the women involved but did the six year old say he was humiliated or was that just an asumption based on the journo's own bias? The article comes across as somewhat hysterical.
- Strewth of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:08am
I used to wear boys clothes and I am a girl, so what? If this is 'one of the saddest stories in the state', then we are in a nice place here in QLD!
- han of vic Posted at 12/09/2011 10:09am
I agree with Psyche101. I don't think bone-headed decisions like this are exclusive same sex couples, but this will certainly impact their ability to foster and/or adopt in the future. What a pair of morons.
- Sam of sydney Posted at 12/09/2011 10:10am
What a stupid piece of homophobic journalism. Why the reporter feels it necessary to report on their sexuality is beyond me.
- Destro of Melbourne Posted at 12/09/2011 10:11am
Um the ladies have a de facto take on masculinity and as a male i dont think lesbians are appropriate because the boy needs to model after something. But to have people who are negotiating some de facto masculinity for themselves then trivialise the sexuality of the boy this way is inherently aggressive and immature. Theres a very valid reason this is upsetting. Just because its subtle, unassuming and casually done does not mean its acceptable.
- Wayne of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:13am
Its time we end this crap. From nature we know that children are to have a mother and a father. This is the state that eons of evolution has brought us to. The closer to this model the better. This is how we evolved. Quit experimenting with children to find how screwed up their home environment can be before the child needs therapy and drugs to cope - these are human beings not lab rats.
- WTH people?! of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:15am
Wait, what the hell is humiliating to a six year old boy about that?! I was dressed up a girl once at about six. I thought it was fun... There's photos somewhere and I wouldn't care if it were on facebook... It's not like it can make you gay or mess you up... it's clothing FFS...
- Jane2 of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:16am
I know many little boys who will happily put on a dress for some fun...is that abuse or is telling them that there are girls clothes and there are boys clothes and never the twain shall meet abuse as you are inforcing stereotypes that kids have no concept of. Besides which, its footy breakup season and I am seeing lots of very hairy adult males in dresses so maybe its something boys dont grow out of.
- Jesse Matheson of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:17am
There are pictures of me in the bath tub with a fireman hat on. I doubt the police would think my mum was getting me ready for a career in YMCA themed child-pornography. There are also photos of me in a ballerina outfit... I think this is all a bit of hysteria
- Gay and proud of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:19am
The couples gender identity or sexual preference should not have any weight in this story. I am appalled at the journalist who wrote this and at news.com.au for publishing this. If a heterosexual foster couple did this would the same story have been published?
- Sick of ignorance of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:25am
@wayne. You are absolutely correct... every single child that ends up needing therapy and abusing drugs has definitely had gay or lesbians parents... grow up.
- RL of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:45am
To Sam of Sydney Their sexuality is actually an important part of the whole story. So dont go around bashing a journalist as a homophobe because they DARED to write the word "Lesbians" or "Gay" in their article. Which is all you are doing, you know you dont have a leg to stand on saying its homophobic, otherwise why would your whole post have only been a 1 1/5 sentence blurb of crap.
- Peter of Brisbane of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:46am
- Macca of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:47am
Meh, kids play dress-ups all the time. The only strange thing is that they posted a photo on facebook. People will interpret that action as the foster parents encouraging the child to follow their own beliefs, because that doesn't happen with religion or anything
- Megs of Posted at 12/09/2011 10:48am
I don't care that they were a lesbian couple although if one parent was going through gender reassignment, I would say they had enough on their plate without fostering a child as well. I donât care that the lad was dressing up either, as long as he was a willing participant, which is perfectly normal for kids to do. However, I do care that they felt it necessary to display images of this boy on Facebook, as I do for all parents who think its ok to do so, but particularly in the case of foster children, where privacy is so important. Parents need to stop sharing their childrenâs life so publicly.