Your opinion on crossdressing

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Asuka Soryu

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Dwarfman said:
I'm noticing a lot of people talking about jeans as though traditionally only men should wear them and women only wear them to feel at home with the boys.

My mother used to wear jeans when she was a child and that was back in the 1940s, and I've always considered both items to be gender neutral. Could someone clarify their thoughts on this.
My Social's Study teacher once told us that as a kid, women wearing pants was considered as funny as seeing a man in a dress.
 

Asuka Soryu

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To put things into perspective, my old school had this day where each gender would wear the opposite gender's clothing.

(One guy showed up in a tank top and tight jeans)

Anyways, I was talking to this girl... and not once did I know she was crossdressing. Only until she told me specificaly that she was crossdressing and that it was her brothers clothes.
 

Lord Aronsworth

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I don't see a problem with it. As was said, females wear guy clothes all the time.

Guys should be given the same liberty. Not that I'm into that kind of thing, but if I chose to do so, I should only get the weird looks I get normally.
 

Dwarfman

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Asuka Soryu said:
My Social's Study teacher once told us that as a kid, women wearing pants was considered as funny as seeing a man in a dress.
Oh I'm not denying that. My parents used to tell me about etiquette for going out to the 'city'. A lady HAD to wear a dress, petite coat, gloves and a hat; A man HAD to wear a tie, coat and hat. To do otherwise was scandelous!

However since fashionable pioneers such as my Mother came around I was under the impression that in these modern times jeans and denim in general were gender neutral and could be worn my all lay-men and women without discrimination.
 

Nouw

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Well I had to wear a female shirt once and I felt so damn girly.

Moral of the story: I'm never going it again.
[sub]I don't mind if others do it, as long as they aren't all in your face about wearing a skirt or somethin'.[/sub]
 

GeneralFungi

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I don't have a problem with it.

People can wear what they like. If what they are wearing happens to belong to the opposite gender, so what? You can drone on and on about the sanity of the person cross dressing but in the end, they are wearing the clothes they want to wear.

That's like me walking into your closet and telling you that you can't wear your favorite shirt because palm trees aren't suitable for winter.
 

demoman_chaos

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I bet a skirt would be nice on a hot day. Better airflow than shorts so my manhood won't be as sweaty and thus won't be as smelly.
 

Trilaanus

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Nothing wrong with it at all, seen and accept plenty of males and females that do it and do it well. It's about time we lost the stigma of what we decide to cover ourselves in. As long as your junk(male and female versions) aren't flippity floppin' around outside of your home or a naturalist commune nobody should care.
 

flim.geek.chic

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This is Androgynous female

This is crossdressing female

This is Androgynous male

This is Cross dressing Male


Any questions?
 

flim.geek.chic

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demoman_chaos said:
I bet a skirt would be nice on a hot day. Better airflow than shorts so my manhood won't be as sweaty and thus won't be as smelly.
Youre thinking of a kilt dude and they are the most fun garments ever made. My boyfriend wears them, and sometimes I do too.
 

Haydyn

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What exactly makes clothes either male or female clothes? Standards that have existed for thousands of years with little question. I'm totally fine with crossdressing "as long as they can pull it off." I'm reminded of the scene in Little Nicky with the crossdressing man. That does not paint crossdressing in a glamouring light.

I wonder if I could go up to the cash register and attmpt to buy panties with a straight face.
 

CATS FTW

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I'm bothered when homosexual men do/wear creepy stuff for attention. It's kind of like throwing it in my face when I don't give a damn about your life choices in the first place.
What about when heterosexual men cross dress?
why would any heterosexual man crossdress? besides halloween?
Dude, I do that shit aaaaaaaall the time, in fact one of the only times I wasn't wearing some article of womans clothing was on halloween, actually, even I find this a little strange, hmmm.
 

Jaime_Wolf

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Really? People are actually still bothered by crossdressing? Would you have been opposing women wearing pants?

Also, saying that you think it's "weird" or "creepy" or "gross", yet it's none of your business is, I suppose, an improvement, but not much of one. First, somehow I doubt that, despite it being "none of your business", you actually treat these people the same. Second, having some private prejudice doesn't make you much less of an asshole the way I see it, it just makes it less noticable.

TL;DR: grow up.
 

CATS FTW

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Sometimes it just pisses me off to think that if I showed up in a very fashionable womans dress suit, yet obviously designed with females in mind, to a job interview, very professionally with all of my things in order for application usually I would be turned down, unless I was applying to a crossdressing stripclub of course.
 
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I don't care one way or the other. It's not hurting you or anyone else, so people will do what they want to do. Then again, I dress as my gender (male) during my everyday life and cosplay during conventions as female so I'm bias. *shrugs*