Thread: Crossdressing

Originally Posted by mamimi_rue

I myself am into j-rock and love their crossdressing. I think it's awesome. Beauty has no gender.

I agree totally Rue. It also isnt always skin deep.

ok well i dont gotta problem with crossdressers and i agree with erriadon the guy hookers
and i must add yes i have too GACKT IS SO FREAKIN HOTT!!!
im done

Originally Posted by andiishere

Am i the only one uncomfortable with this?? i think this is just plain wrong!!
we are what we were made no matter how hard we try to convince ourselfs.... i don't like men looking like this mana guy .... WAY too fememnine... (don't get me wrong i've worn a dress before for a short paformance but to live like this!! NO WAY!!) well thats my opion, like it or not.

That's a rather conservative way of thinking, but I can understand where you are comming from.

In the UK, crossdressing is still considerd to be taboo. At my school, all the girls have to wear skirts, even in winter while all the boys have to wear trousers. While I don't really have a problem with crossdressing, it's a rare day indeed when you actually see a guy over here dressed in womans clothing. I think i've only ever seen one in my whole life now that I think of it, which is kind of sad really.

i personally see the point to this thread but anyways, i could care less really. ppl in my school wear girls pants and stuff. i don't think it matters. i think it may be a little disturbing to see males wearing dresses and such. it's ok if it's for laughs, but just to be in one is rather, not right.

Originally Posted by Hassun

I don't care what you wear as long as it's not your intention to deliberately confuse or try to hit on people of your own sex (who might not be interested).

That's cheating, cheating is lying and lying is wrongs says Jesus
(South Park reference)

^ *thinks of The Crying Game *

Originally Posted by Sib

That's a rather conservative way of thinking, but I can understand where you are comming from.

In the UK, crossdressing is still considerd to be taboo. At my school, all the girls have to wear skirts, even in winter while all the boys have to wear trousers. While I don't really have a problem with crossdressing, it's a rare day indeed when you actually see a guy over here dressed in womans clothing. I think i've only ever seen one in my whole life now that I think of it, which is kind of sad really.

Wasn't male cross dressing really big in the UK during the early 70's glam rock era?

Well I dont really have a problem with it. I dont think I'm capable of doing it and nor do I really want to, but for those who want to then hey you only live once better make the most of it, cant care about too many peoples opinion. Cant please everyone so might as well please yourself and if crossdressing does that for you then more power to you.