Mom Dressed Son Into A Girl

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By Emily James For Dailymail.com 20:04 BST 30 Oct 2015 , updated 16:23 BST 01 Feb 2016
The mother of a gender nonconforming son is showing off nine years worth of his elaborate Halloween costumes in a thoughtful blog post in which she shares her child's love of girl's clothing.
Lori Duron, of Orange County, California, says that her eight-year-old son C.J. 'wants to be treated like a girl', which is 'most apparent to outsiders during trick-or-treat season'.
In a series of chronological pictures posted on Yahoo Parenting, C.J. is seen dressed as a car hop girl from a dinner this year, Elle Woods, Reese Witherspoon's character from Legally Blonde, in 2014, Alice in Wonderland in 2013, as well as some male-inspired costumes from when he was a toddler. 
'For my husband and I, Halloween is a time when we’re reminded of how we’ve evolved as parents and the important lessons our son’s Halloweens have taught us,' Lori shares.
'A look back at his costumes over the years reminds me of how much we’ve learned about parenting: Why would we limit our children to pink to blue, when they may be happier and healthier being more colorful?' she says.
The first photo in the series shows an eight-month-old C.J. dressed in an adorable monkey costume with a banana sticking out of his head.
'My favorite Halloweens were the ones when our two sons were little and I put them in costumes that were purely for my amusement,' she says of the sweet snap.
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When he was one, Lori dressed C.J. as Robin Hood, with a green shirt and pants, fringed brown moccasins, and a velvet cap.
The following year, the mom dressed her two-year-old son as a police officer, just like his father. In a cute shot, he's seen holding hands with his dad, who is also in uniform.
'I sensed it would be the last year I’d get to pick his Halloween getup. The next year he’d be three, and would surely have stronger opinions of his own,' she reveals.
In 2009, Lori 'panicked' when C.J. told her that he wanted to dress up as Snow White for Halloween.
'What would people think, say, or do if I let my son dress up like a girl for Halloween?' she says, explaining: 'When a little girl puts on a superhero costume she gets cheers for being strong and empowered, but when a little boy puts on a dress he gets laughed at for being weak and a sissy.'
Lori reveals that she showed her toddler son pictures of boy's costumes on a popular retailer's website, saying: 'I tricked my son into thinking those costumes were his only options. I hid half of the world - the pink world - from him and felt guilty about it.'
She says she did so in order to 'protect' C.J. from people's 'shame and judgement', and thought that at the time she was doing the right thing.
Her son ended up wearing a skeleton costume and black-and-white make-up, but he was 'disappointed' in the costume, says Lori, who adds that she was also 'disappointed' in her parenting.
When he was four, Lori and her husband had a revelation about their son.
'That year, we learned that C.J. is gender nonconforming - an official way of saying he’s a boy who only likes girl things and wants to be treated like a girl - and that children come to us with their gender identity intact,' she says.
Lori goes on to share: 'As parents, we could make him miserable by trying to change his gender identity or we could love and support him and do our best to make him feel accepted, celebrated, happy, and confident.'
She says that from that point on, she would let C.J. dress as he wanted for Halloween. That year, he chose to be Frankie Stein, the teenage daughter of Frankenstein from Monster High.
In 2013, Lori Raising released a memoir about her son titled, Raising My Rainbow: Adventures in Raising a Fabulous, Gender Creative Son. She also writes about son parenting experiences on her blog, Raising My Rainbow.
In kindergarten, Lori's son dressed as a fairy for the holiday, continuing to embrace his true identity. 
When he was seven, C.J. donned make-up and an Alice in Wonderland costume from Tim Burton's animated movie. 
'When I looked at the pictures of C.J. in his costume, it caught me off guard to see what a beautiful girl my son had become,' she shares.
The following year, he dressed as Elle Woods from Legally Blonde, but wouldn't reveal his costume to anyone at school beforehand, and just told them he was going to be a lawyer.
Now, at age eight, C.J. is donning a car hop girl costume and spooky-looking make-up.
And it's not only on Halloween that he dons girls' clothing. C.J., who keeps his hair at shoulder length, wears girls' boots, skirts, and other items on a regular basis. 
Lori's eldest son, Chase, 10, recently felt compelled to come out to her as straight given his brother's identity as a girl. 
Lori says she's proud of her son's individuality, sharing: 'When you aren’t blinded by worry and the fear of shame, your unique kid can amaze you with their creativity, courage and commitment to being totally authentic.' 
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