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My son wears dresses and that’s fine by me

By Raziel Reid • September 13, 2014 12:20 pm EDT

Actor Seth Menachem talks to HLN’s Weekend Express about how his two-year-old son likes wearing dresses because they’re “fun” and how, after realizing that trying to keep him out of them was taking away his little boy’s free will and happiness, he decided to let go and let live:

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