It's not his b*llsack, it's the back hem of his dress, otherwise they'd be quite low hanging fruit, which would be apt, but I don't think his testosterone levels are anywhere near high enough for them be packing that much and hang at forty... sorry guys!Indecent exposure in the last pic. VomWARNING: Do not zoom IN
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Also convenient how E2 started dressing in skirts and dresses and basically going full blown drag queen riiight before his father happened to start wearing dresses himself and monetise on it, all a coincidence, I'm sure... Especially when you look at the numbers of gender dysphoria in children, which is almost non-existent, it also isn't hereditary. The chances of E2 having developed gender dysphoria naturally is below 1%, but Jonathan didn't have the balls to live his true self alone, entrance E2 stage right... It's child abuse, plain and simple, E2 will never get this time (and integrity/privacy for that matter) back, and the trauma Jonathan has inflicted on him by artificially intertwining their 'issues' will be life-long. I said this before, but would E2 have a different father, he would not be prancing around making pouty faces, wearing wigs and make up and filtering his own photos in beauty apps, this is taught behaviour, this is not a behaviour that children naturally develop, even those with gender issues.Last year Jonathan asked the kids who his favourite child is. You know, because he is such a caring parent who would never cause any emotional harm .. Eduardo's face dropped and immediately pointed to Emilia, who was pointing to herself.
Then Jonathan decided to go full-on with the 'my boy wears dresses, aren't we amazing parents' narrative and Eduardo got more attention.
It's no wonder he likes doing Tiktoks with his dad so much after years of being ignored.
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