Derek Plattis wrote:If I buy a blouse from a women's clothes store it is likely to have bust tucks in it and be made to fit a women's figure ...
Derek Plattis wrote:... and to appeal to women's sense of fashion and style.
Derek Plattis wrote:Women's skirts are made with their wider hips in mind and so on.
Derek Plattis wrote:... when I wear them , I can be said to be cross-dressing. Wearing wigs, makeup, false boobs and so on in order to try to look like a woman is what I understand to be transvestism.
skirtyscot wrote:Derek Plattis wrote:If I buy a blouse from a women's clothes store it is likely to have bust tucks in it and be made to fit a women's figure ...
True of some styles, which is perhaps why they are less popular among men than skirts are, and why this is not Blousecafe.
skirtyscot wrote:Derek Plattis wrote:... and to appeal to women's sense of fashion and style.
Well that's entirely subjective. Boys of course have any nascent sense of fashion individuality exorcised from them by the age of 5.
skirtyscot wrote:Derek Plattis wrote:Women's skirts are made with their wider hips in mind and so on.
Many skirts are designed to sit on the hips, so the waist:hip ratio does not matter. Most of mine are like that: I have slender hips.
moonshadow wrote:Really it could have simply started with Moses saying "men shall be submissive to women in all matters, so sayeth the Lord", and history as we know it would be VASTLY different!
crfriend wrote:Nope, it would have been "Misses" instead. God wouldn't bother passing the gospel down to an inferior.
moonshadow wrote:Ah well... I stand corrected!
WesleyN wrote:For me I wear clothes because it's nice clothes. And I wear only clothes because I like the clothes. Not because I feel more feminine. I think that is the best reason for wearing clothes. You feel good in clothes you like.
WesleyN wrote:It's all confusing. I thought, that is always said, a crossdresser is someone who is dressed as the opposite gender. As man you looks like a woman. It is the same transvestite without sexual feelings. But who cares.
For me I wear clothes because it's nice clothes. And I wear only clothes because I like the clothes. Not because I feel more feminine. I think that is the best reason for wearing clothes. You feel good in clothes you like.
jjjjohanne wrote:I'm just me. I wear pretty clothes.
We're just us. We wear what we like.
Let's leave the macho hang-ups back in middle school where they possibly originated.
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