>>9774091It's not a problem if he's just dressing up for fun.
Kids do that all the time and it's beneficial.
It helps them to better understand their own role in society by imagining life from other people's perspective.
It's no different to pretending to be a cowboy, or policeman, or astronaut.
I wonder what young boy didn't clomp around in their mother's shoes, telling their imaginary self or imaginary friend off for some imagined misdemeanor, at some time or other.
The full height image on the right just looks like a real boy dressing up.
The pouting lips, bottom left, looks like a general piss-take of female indignation
