I never felt so liberated as wearing a tuxedo with a tie
of course my boobies were handing out.
Me and my friends had a crossdressing party in highschool. I liked wearing a skirt. You could feel the breeze.
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I can rock a suit or a dress. I don’t believe in the concept of gendered clothing.
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Clothes are only bad if they’re uncomfortable… Or if they’re ugly…
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I absolutely love the Freudian slip.
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It’s not that I’m opposed to the concept of wearing a dress, but…
Drafty.
That’s actually a pretty decent benefit of being a woman.
It’s possible for guys and gals and everyone. It’s just that girls worked hard to remove the stigma of wearing suits, but men haven’t put forth the same collective effort to remove the stigma of wearing dresses.
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I think females are more comfortable with their masculinity than males are with their femininity.
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Probably because femininity has been seen as a weakness or a less desirable state by our patriarchal society. So it’s seen as okay for women to want to be like men, who are viewed as superior. But the reverse isn’t true.
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Yes, good point, I agree. Society is impressed when women do “male” things, but disgusted when men do “female” things. Men are expected to always be masculine, while females are (not always, but often) accepted at most any place on the gender spectrum.
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I suspect that wearing pants may be more practical and comfortable than wearing a dress or skirt in some work situations, whether you’re a man, woman, or nonbinary.
I can’t remember the last time I wore a dress or skirt to work (I’m a woman). It’s just not practical in industrial work areas, for example.
With that said, in this day and age, pants and suits are pretty much non-gender-specific attire anyway. Maybe someday soon, skirts and dresses will similarly be considered non-gender-specific attire. People should be able to wear what they feel comfortable in.
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Yes, this right here. I am a big advocate of letting people do whatever they want to do, so long as they’re not infringing on others’ rights to do the same.
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Women can keep the dresses. I don’t want one. Nor a kilt. But if that floats another guys boat so be it. Doesn’t bother me. Some women can really rock a dress if they have the body for it. I saw a pregnant woman in a mini dress last night and although I think pregnant woman are beautiful I think she should have had more clothes on. But that’s just me.
I got a new job and they told me I had to wear a shirt and tie but the other men in the office aren’t wearing one so I didn’t wear one on Friday but I did dress up. Got to work and it was jeans day. I didn’t get the memo.
I hate wearing a tie. I feel stuffy having a shirt buttoned to the top button.
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not about appearance though
just the institutions we assign to
look, the altar boys are in robes
anyway, thanks for the response.
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IDK, I guess I would wear a kilt if they asked me to free Ireland. It must have a San Francisco 49er logo on it though. And a zipper, no buttons. And a pocket for my car keys. Gotta have a pocket or Ireland will have to free itself without my help.
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I love all you trans folks.
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Oh. Sorry. Quasall
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Ha ha ha only you would say something like that daze
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