If I were to crossdress (and needed to wear a skirt), I'd sooner go through the limited measure of time alotted for waxing than to endure the awkward regrowth of leg stubble. Frankly, I've always wanted to render my feet hairless. It's not that I dislike having the feet of a hobbit. But after a long day of work or walking when I've neglected to take a break and remove my shoes or change my socks... my feet hair render my skin extremely sensitive... *sigh*I was once in love with my cousin and wanted kids. When she told me she thought she wouldn't be able to have kids, I chose her over "the next generation"... but I never actually worked up to telling her how I felt until we were both in pretty bad... then it just creeped her out. It took about four and half years, but it's... well, we've got Facebook.Originally Posted by Cloud Strife777
Quoted directly from the fart distributor.
Good costume. The eyering look is fairly creepy. I've dated a girl that actually pretty much shared your build... but, I don't know, I just can't get past your creepy eyes.
Dude! I may have met her once. Any chance she's Californian?
Girls still get pegged as lesbians for crossdressing. The only difference is that guys typically try to nail lesbians so they can brag about how they "turned them". Some guys can get away with wearing girl clothes if they're not too flashy. For example, a thin-framed guy can wear clothes that are produced in girl sizes. It's become the norm for straight males to wear baggy clothes, so anyone wearing anything tight COULD be considered less so, but that's not a given.
However, any guy who tries to wear a dress or a miniskirt or heels... well, they'll be branded as weirdos. That's the ugly truth.
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