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Grok wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 5:21 am Important tool for a simple DIY project.

A simple project at what cost?!

I have found crotchless tights very handy and comfortable. You don't lose the airiness of a skirt, keep your legs covered when it's cool, and it's easier than garters or keep pulling socks up.

...women patients have a legal right to be seen only by female medics for intimate issues while no corresponding right exists for males. That's an inequality. I expect men rape women much more often than women rape men. So women fear men more than men fear women--it's reasonable. Fear hinders openn...

Seb wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 5:45 am I hope I should have a few more years if my dad is anything to go by.

I was told to look at one's mom's dad as the best prediction. In my limited observations, that seems pretty accurate.

I deal with occasional back pain also. Stretches usually help quite a bit. Massage and chiropractic are often good.

Have your ever overheard a woman say that...she doesn't want to wear a dress for the rest of her life? If some people like to wear skirts, other people prefer trousers.

And some people prefer to be clothes-free. I wish I had the same freedom to be nude as I do to wear a dress.

To me, a transvestite refers to someone who gets sexually aroused by wearing clothes of the other gender. I guess I don't care about that so long as the person doesn't make that obvious.

yardstick wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 9:36 pm Well I can't go around in just my underwear

I could give a similar response--but I usually don't have underwear, so the answer is that I might be arrested if I didn't have it on.

According to psychology Well, right there is your problem. I firmly believe psychology - while useful tool for helping individuals - is made up of a lot of BS. I studied psychology at a graduate level. There are numerous theories, all contradicting one another. Each theorist can see data that confi...

I have a few skirts I consider "pretty". I wear them sometimes on special occasions. I like pretty things as celebratory, but don't like calling a lot of attention to myself, so it's a bit of a conflict.

Coder wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 10:52 pm

Myopic Bookworm wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 3:50 pm I have no idea what a UK purse is called in the US: it's a little bag for coins. I often have a purse in my handbag.

I think a purse as well?

"coin purse" They aren't seen as feminine.

It was a warm afternoon, so I was gardening clothes-free, but then my wife and I needed to go into Walmart for some medicine. I just slipped on this item; I've thought of it as a long shirt, but decided it works as a dress. I asked my wife if I needed something else; she didn't think so. I wonder if...

This isn't my attitude: We started over 25 years ago helping people who were assigned male at birth find products to express their femininity - first with a catalog and later, a website devoted to those who needed specialized clothing and products to express their true selves. Over time, we emerged ...

Sometimes what the image states is true. Sometimes what people call "success" is due to inheritance, privilege, and exploitation of others.

Midas wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 2:24 pm With a skirt I might use a bum bag, which can be convenient. I used one of these with trousers for years.

Although I call it a waist pack or belt pack, I make the same choice. Helps in remembering to take my wallet, pocketknife, keys, and phone when I go out.