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“Girls can wear jeans and cut their hair short and wear shirts and boots because it’s okay to be a boy; for girls it’s like promotion. But for a boy to look like a girl is degrading, according to you, because secretly you believe that being a girl is degrading.”
Do you agree with this statement?
Have you ever been interested in the psychology of cross-dressing like I have?
I've always thought that when one talks about women cross dressing and men cross dressing they are two completely different things. Like, its drastically different and noticeable when a man cross dresses, because he wears makeup and dresses and its completely opposite of what a "man" would do. But the defenition of a woman cross-dresser is not so clear; women have been wearing the same clothes as men and 'acting like men' for decades. It's harder to define the 'typical' behavior of a woman, because its often blurred with the 'typical' behavior of a man. In a way, women have had to be men in order to be successful in many ways. Do you know what I mean? I hope I'm explaining myself clearly.
Will you give me your thoughts on this? Spare no detail! As my English teacher would say, "Dig deep, people!"
Do you agree with this statement?
Have you ever been interested in the psychology of cross-dressing like I have?
I've always thought that when one talks about women cross dressing and men cross dressing they are two completely different things. Like, its drastically different and noticeable when a man cross dresses, because he wears makeup and dresses and its completely opposite of what a "man" would do. But the defenition of a woman cross-dresser is not so clear; women have been wearing the same clothes as men and 'acting like men' for decades. It's harder to define the 'typical' behavior of a woman, because its often blurred with the 'typical' behavior of a man. In a way, women have had to be men in order to be successful in many ways. Do you know what I mean? I hope I'm explaining myself clearly.
Will you give me your thoughts on this? Spare no detail! As my English teacher would say, "Dig deep, people!"