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From: DB Cooper
, 35 months, post #1 |
Someone posted this here years ago and I'm posting it again. Which
traditionally feminine affectation do you wish was not only widely
acceptable for men, but expected? You can only pick one, and feel
free to add your own.
- Dresses/skirts
- Bras/bikini tops
- Makeup
- Shaving of the legs and armpits
- Earrings and other jewelry
- High heels
- Purses and handbags
- Polished/painted nails
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From: guest (MyInput)
, 35 months, post #2 |
None of the above. I like men to be men and women to be women
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From: guest (MyInput)
, 35 months, post #3 |
Let me add, I am a man who would like to be one of those women.
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From: Nptox18
, 35 months, post #4 |
To me the answer is that men and women should be able to wear what
they feel like, what makes them feel comfortable without existing
men exclusive or women exclusive things...
Obviously it should be adapted to their size or features...
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From: guest
, 35 months, post #5 |
None of the above. I like men to be men and women to be women
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From: guest (Zach)
, 35 months, post #6 |
I'm with you on skirts, dresses, and bras/bikinis, and add as well
panties and lingerie, also nighties as well as nylons/stockings as
an option aside from socks. Other than that, I suppose would be the
"traditionally feminine/non-masculine"
entertainment/lifestyles/interests and hobbies.
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From: LJ524
, 35 months, post #7 |
I'm with MyInput
I like "women's things" to remain with women....And I wanted to be
one of those women..
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From: guest (Gal)
, 35 months, post #8 |
I agree with MyInput as well, really while those items for women
are great, it just seems more natural to be on the body of a woman,
and that is why I would want to be one of those women. A bra with
real breasts. Dresses and Skirts hugging the womanly shape of hips
and bum. Makeup, nails and hair to look your best.
Heels are made for a woman's foot, so they fit more naturally on a
woman's foot.
Oh well. One can dream.
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From: hskfmn
, 35 months, post #9 |
I guess, if I had to pick one, I'd say "dresses/skirts" — but more
in the vein that both men and women should really be allowed to
wear whatever they want without being stigmatized one way or the
other.
Having said that, I've always been slightly jealous that some women
wear such cool-looking boots, and not even high heel boots — boots
like look like what a superhero might wear.
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From: guest (JJ)
, 35 months, post #10 |
Heels probably because I’m a guy and I think they are the most
amazing thing a woman can adorn her body with. When I see women
wearing them I just think wow I wish I could be one just to wear
them too. Of course men can wear them but a man will never be able
to look anywhere as good as a woman or girl wearing them. I still
have like 150 pairs but I’d never wear them out in public
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From: Shard
, 35 months, post #11 |
Looking at history a lot of stuff was the social norm. Men in
dresses, those were kilts me lads! Men in heels and stockings, it
was the style when the constitution was being written when everyone
had powdered wigs. Earrings, I see guys all the time with them
(granted not hoop or dangly earrings, typically gauged or a little
diamond). I even knew guys that wore nail polish (they were black
to complete their goth look), and lots of guys wear eye makeup (as
for regular makeup most actors do that already, and lots of
online/TV/Movie personalities). Purses are just satchels, which is
why guys wearing them are often given a hard time (just like people
wearing the ever oh-so-trendy fanny pack). And removal of body hair
was done back in ancient Egypt by royalty (not by shaving but
rubbing a pumice stone on those areas).
So really the only oddball one up there is bras......because we,
well most of us men, don't have breasts. They're to lift and
support and give a youthful perky cleavage look, and well, unless
you're REALLY big (I mean, I'm 280 lbs and don't have much more
than a slight jiggle but I have seen some dudes at the beach that
had close to D cups) we generally wouldn't have any need for
something like that. Not that I haven't seen guys wearing them,
there are traps/crossdressers/those in transition....even thongs
were shared among the sexes. But who knows what future trends could
change to!
Now, yeah, women are much more shapely than guys, since they have
the longer legs that made heels and stockings more desirable on
them (but they were mens fashion first, with more of a flat toe and
not really tall like modern heels), the dark eye shadow, blush, and
red lipstick were to simulate when women feel aroused, the lack of
body hair faded out but once porn magazines had women starting to
trim they kept cutting away at pubic hair.....but I am a little
jealous that women have so many options compared to guys. We have
it so much easier in many aspects of our lives but we aren't
stalked and in fear of being raped every time we're alone, or
having our cloths cost so much more (and having such a varied
wardrobe), as well as the societal pressures of body image and
trendy cloths amongst the less pay earned at jobs and pressures of
having traditional relationships where they just clean and are
baby-making machines....
Guess what I'm saying (other than the rambling and going off topic
on a tangent) is things tend to cycle around. There's also Mark
Bryan, an American robotics engineer living in Germany, wears
towering high heels and skirts every day to prove “clothes have no
gender,” and his legs look amazing.
So while we all might fantasize about being the other gender, don't
put things into definitive categories. Women wearing pants was
unheard of in my father's time, just like bellbottoms stopped being
for everyone and are now for women only. I have hair down to the
small of my back (granted I am a bit sparse up top, but even then
I'll rock a full-on skullet if it gets that bad enough) and I still
blend right in the Medieval faire, but people often complain about
how long hair is for women only (even though I think everyone looks
great with long hair). New trends gotta have someone start them,
THAT is what makes it more socially acceptable, but really most new
trends were just the norms of the past.
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From: guest (Dean)
, 35 months, post #12 |
It's None! has nothing to see
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From: guest (MyInput)
, 35 months, post #13 |
"There's also Mark Bryan, an American robotics engineer living in
Germany, wears towering high heels and skirts every day to prove
“clothes have no gender,”
But it is the gender in the clothes that makes them nice. So to me,
a waste of heels and skirt if they are not on a woman.
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From: Weirdoid
, 35 months, post #14 |
For me?
All female clothing.
Breasts.
Acting feminine.
Attraction to men.
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