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JohnH wrote: ↑Thu Oct 12, 2023 11:50 amI don't understand why A and especially AA cup bras exist. Anybody with such a small cup size clearly doesn't need a bra. I think the wearing of bras should be based on breast size and NOT by gender.

John

I agree. At best, I’m just an A cup, so a bra would be a waste of money for me.

Well, as everyone here knows, I wear dresses, heels, hosiery, jewelry (I don’t feel dressed without earrings) and carry a handbag, for me, that’s more than enough. I don’t wear wigs, padded bras or makeup, other than rare dalliances with lipstick, nor do effect a feminine voice or use a female name ...

While I’ve never experienced any sort of confrontation (thank goodness), my choice would be to ignore and leave. Too many unbalanced minds out there today, and there’s no telling if any of them might have weapons and the will to use them if you were to confront them. Short and sweet: it’s not worth ...

My sympathies to Moon, and to you as well.

Well, good for Theo. Clearly he’s a happy kid because he gets to wear what HE wants to wear.

Barleymower wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 6:20 am Apologies Jeff I think we miss understand each other. I'm sure the chap was being sincere. I was talking about mens attitudes when we are ignored or they say something derogatory. Most of my experience is to be ignored.

Okay, no biggie!

Well, just two days ago, I had a guy at the register at Best Buy say he liked the dress I wore, and I felt he was being sincere. Sure, compliments from men are far and few inbetween, but they DO happen. My daughter (who is probably more knowledgeable than me in some areas) said that men are reflect...

Some of those outfits were interesting to say the least. I for one am glad men are becoming open minded about wearing skirts.

Conservatives riot over anything that changes, that's what they do, that's why they're called conservative. Oh, no, wait, those are reactionaries which call themselves conservatives. There is no bandwagon IMO. They're just a company that looks at the world around them and listens to their employees...

Well, just two days ago, I had a guy at the register at Best Buy say he liked the dress I wore, and I felt he was being sincere. Sure, compliments from men are far and few inbetween, but they DO happen.

Over the years, I've gotten compliments from women on everything about me: skirts, dresses, shoes (they're universally amazed I can walk in heels), jewelry, even handbags. I feel the rationale for that is a simple, when women see something they like, they'll tell you, without fail, I've had women sa...

Dresses
Tights and pantyhose
High heeled shoes (anywhere from two to four inches)
Earrings
Necklaces (including pearls)
Handbags

rivergauche: I'll admit I had little interest in elegance in the beginning, but I embraced it because of my passion, if not obsession for looking my best while in public. There are probably still people out there who think that a man in a dress looks silly, so, by looking classy and stylish, I hope ...

As a full blown fashion freestyler, near obsessed with how I present myself in public, I’ve developed a serious taste of late for skirts and dresses with mid-shin hemlines. Perhaps it’s my mindset as someone in my mid-sixties, but, I’ve come to appreciate long hemlines as classy and stylish, befitti...

Meh! To each their own.