In all honesty if my son saw a man dressed in drag he would probably either take no notice or if he asked why he was dressed like it and I explained he likes to dress as a woman sometimes and its up to him he would then go back to taking no notice. Why make an issue out of it.he's not hurting you, he's not saying anything malicious or out of order to anyone and kids usually aren't bothered about it.

Lots of sights and sounds worse than that they can see on a normal day walking down the road . As for adults don't like it fair enough that's your opinion which you are entitled to but you don't have to voice it. Just turn the other way and get on with your own day out.but yes I agree he would have known he was going to attract a huge amount of attention and possibly comments from people who are drunk or find themselves unable to keep quiet so possibly a bit foolish..

To put it into context it's my right to walk about in a bikini if I want .. if I turned up in one to a football match I must expect a barrage of comments and can't really complain when I get them sadly. Right or wrong that's life.

When I was a young girl my Mother said to me.. You listen here kid you're CPFC

I would scar your eyes (and not in a nice way) so best we don't do this. Crystal girl I ain't x

When I was a young girl my Mother said to me.. You listen here kid you're CPFC

Look at somalia when he was in charge and look at it now.

Agree 100%! Ironically tho, a lot of the dull/uptight posters on here want everyone to be exactly the same else they're accused of being a 'Troll' or a 'Chav' if they make s spelling mistake! zzzzzzzzz

Do Thomas Cook go there?

Yes, but through his actions at a later point Somalia became a lot worse. Short term gains, long term pain.