Crossdressing

I didn't read the original post, so that goes to say that I didn't read any of the other posts! I just saw the title "Crossdressing" and figured I'd make a post! *Hic* K so like, if I had more feminine features, I'd totally crossdress at a con or something for fun, just to screw around you know? I mean who the hell wouldn't? It'd probably be pretty fun, and yes I'm straight, not that it matters. You know, I wouldn't mind cosplaying as Homura Akemi, LOL.

I am not against it. I am not sure I would really on purpose, but for girls, it seems they can wear anything and it doesn't bother me. Just when guys go full on sailor moon, then it's a bit weird, I am not sure I am that brave. If I had good reason to I probably would.

I am not against cross-dressing. Sometimes I envy them even because they look really awesome and I think to myself why I can not do that! Each applies to the decision as the one who wants to live and I think it is stupid by people about to judge just because they do not understand. One must not understand but just accept it with a smile. One has to wonder whether one is friends with someone because of the appearance or because of the character itself? Would my son when he grows want to wear feminine clothes I would ask and what you need! I'm very open about it and explain it to my children that way.

i have cross-dressed before...it was mostly for plays and performances, but dam do i make some guurls green, if you know what i mean~~~;P but in all seriousness it was actually really fun and funny. i do not go around town dressed like a girl, but if im with a group of friends and were all messing around i will grab somethings from some girls and dress up for the hell of it(parties only). its fun for everyone i know...i mean its once in a blue moon, but i don't give a dam. let the good times roll~~~ so i really don't know what the problem is with cross dressing, unless you are super old fashioned or religious(not toughing that with 40 foot pole)...thought with my theater background and living in San Fransisco that kinda stuff doesn't matter to me...though it is really funny when some of the guys i see look hotter then the women.

I think crossdressers are chill. In the end it's just clothing amirite? I'd personally cross dress from time to time if i could but seeing my size (4'11) I would only look like some 12yr old kid that lost his mom or smth, but i have had the desire to cross play a few characters (like silver from pokespe, and have someone do gold with me so i can do the otp irl *heavy breathing*). When i was younger though i used to have really short hair and was sometimes mistaken for a boy. Either way like ^another^ said if i ever had a kid I'd be tots chill with whatever sexuality or gender identity they have, like it's just clothes so whatever, and love is love or whatever. As long as they're happy i say. It's the same for everything, people should be allowed to do whatever the heck they want as long as it doesn't inconvenience/attain the rights of others.

I try to cross dress when I'm alone, but like some others I can't do it a lot. I'm really concerned with my physical appearance, mostly because it would be hard for me to pass off as a female. Clothes and make up, check. Body type, nada. I'm skinny and have my hair grown out (yay! :3) but just the shape of my face and how tall I am gives it away no mater how hard I try. Being an artist I tend to notice gritty details, especially those about human bodies. There's a lot of differences people overlook that my eyes tend to catch and dwell on, for example chins and shoulders. It's a pity since I wish I could just flip a switch and change my sex. QAQ

If it's within or anywhere near your comfort zone, I would say that crossdressing is definitely worth a shot at least once. Of course, I speak with bias, but if a significant other were to crossdress, I would support them all the way. After all, crossdressing can play a very significant role in helping a person uncover or solidify their identity, and no one should deny a person (or themselves) the freedom to explore their limits when it comes to gender identity, improv and visual style. Besides, it's hella fun!