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Dec 28, 2010 19:33

Sometimes I want to wear a skirt or a dress. Sometimes I wanna feel PRETTY in a completely asexual way, like I did when I was nine and wearing a favorite dress on a field trip. Or, you know, I just want to wear a skirt because I like how it looks in an objective non-gendered way. I feel forced to dress butch if I'm leaving the house (especially on ( Read more... )

clothes, gender, grr

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vraven December 29 2010, 04:04:23 UTC
ME TOO

except rape

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dumpysaurus December 29 2010, 07:17:01 UTC
Yeah. On Christmas my dad was playing a golf video game with my cousin, and the (ten-year-old) cousin's character was a Scotsman in a kilt. Dad kept teasing Cousin for being a "Boy in a skirt."

>:|
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vraven December 30 2010, 11:12:07 UTC
just become GENDERBEAR
AARARRar

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dumpysaurus December 29 2010, 07:12:45 UTC
I didn't voluntarily wear a skirt for like ten years after the fifth grade (there were a few formal situations in between where I HAD to). It took a lot of gumption to start again, and it's still a very occasional thing and I'm very picky about what kinds I'll wear.

I keep looking for the button that will just detonate the last few thousand years of accumulated cultural double standards and bullshit. >:|

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anonymous December 29 2010, 12:48:57 UTC
It's actually only in the last few years that I've discovered that I actually quite like wearing dresses outside of super-special occasions.I've never been a particularly butch dresser, but I spent years primarily wearing Tee shirts, sweatshirts/hoodies and casual pants. Dresses just felt too "girly" and that wasn't me. I somehow reached a point, though, where I realized that I like the way they look and they're fun to wear, and just decided to go for it. I've actually never been cat-called, mocked, or hit on in one since, but that may be a function of where I live. Girls will tell me I look nice, but the most I've gotten from guys is "what are you all dressed up for?" Since they're used to jeans and tee shirts. On days I want to wear a dress and feel suddenly awkward about it, I wear jeans at the same time. It lessens the dress-ness of it, and I actually kind of like the look ( ... )

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dumpysaurus December 29 2010, 18:42:13 UTC
I'm also a big fan of skirts over pants as a nice middle ground and because it looks cool. :D ( ... )

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seraravi December 29 2010, 12:50:55 UTC
Aw crap, that was me. Didn't realize I wasn't logged in.

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