crimowls
Earning My Ears
- Joined
- Jul 30, 2008
No problems with holding hands or locking arms. Most people at Disney don't care or are too distracted to even notice. Never had the issue with the bathrooms either, though many examples of mistaken gender from cast members. "What can I get you sir.. err ma'am" That kind of thing. Mostly from not paying attention.
That reminds me of a cute story. Last trip there, I sat next to this little girl (maybe 4 years old) on the tram. She stared at me for a few minutes then finally got the nerve up and said, "Are you a boy or a girl?" When I told her I was a girl she said, "Oh. Well, do you like my bracelet?" and we had a whole chat about her bracelet and her shirt and her day at Disney. It was too cute.
That reminds me of a cute story. Last trip there, I sat next to this little girl (maybe 4 years old) on the tram. She stared at me for a few minutes then finally got the nerve up and said, "Are you a boy or a girl?" When I told her I was a girl she said, "Oh. Well, do you like my bracelet?" and we had a whole chat about her bracelet and her shirt and her day at Disney. It was too cute.