Kilodavis has put together an entire picture book, "My Princess Boy," about how there's nothing wrong with that.

It might be a big deal to a bully looking for faces to rearrange. But Cheryl Kilodavis tells the network you can't stop bullies by sacrificing who you are.

"I understand that we all want life to be easy for our children," she tells the network. "I want that, too. But I don't think bullying will stop if my son wears traditional boy clothes. We need a wake-up call. America needs one. The world needs one. We need to start asking ourselves why we are condemning people and things just because they are different and make us feel uncomfortable."

It is the bullies that need to be stopped, she says, not their victims.

There may be nothing wrong with that but encouraging your children to engage in behavior that'll get them bullied doesn't make you an anti-bullying crusader, it makes you an asshat using your kids for a social experiment.

Keep the princess shit at home little man.

So what? I put on a dress and lipstick every Saturday.

So what? I put on a dress and lipstick every Saturday.

Bullying has nothing to do with what people wear and everything to do with how people respond to it.

You want to end bullying? Ignore it. Pretty simple, really.

It amazes me how much we try to change the actions of others. Free will is a god given right, and you're never going to prevent anyone from doing something they have their hearts set on.

What you CAN do, is change the way you feel or react to it. That's the god given right of your own personal free will.

We should be teaching kids how to effectively respond to bullying, not teaching bullies that they shouldn't be doing what they're doing.

Interesting, but if you could actually ignore the feelings/beliefs of others, there would be NO social structure. We'd all basically be pet rocks with laws. People have been trying to ignore social mores as long as people have been trying to enforce them. I do know what you mean though, and it's probably how homosexuality has been able to come out of the closet.

What exactly happens to your existence when you're picked on? Does anything REALLY happen to you? Your skin doesn't fall off. You don't lose your hair.

It's pretty easy to ignore when you realize that all it is are a series of clicks and noises emitted from one person to another. It doesn't have to carry any weight at all if you don't want it to.