Guys. have you ever crossdressed?

fonecrusher1 · 12-09-2010 04:56AM

Im off to bed.

wheres my frilly nightdress.....

Side Show Bob · 12-09-2010 05:12AM

Links234 wrote: »

just kinda wondering.

ever crossdressed? or even do it regularly?

This may interest you

http://www.vernoncoleman.com/andwhydosome.htm

AckwelFoley · 12-09-2010 10:36AM

Im 6'4 and my shoulders are the width of Co Louth

Nothing i would like to wear comes in anything bigger than a size 8

So NO

Agricola · 12-09-2010 10:48AM

Yeah, on a school trip in 5th year where we stayed in some kind of activity centre for 2 days (supposedly learning about Geography) afew of us had to get into tights and slap on the lipstick for a drag fashion show. It was ... awful!

Pherekydes · 12-09-2010 10:52AM

I'm such a sissy, my wife thinks I'm crossdressing when I wear men's clothes.

ilovelamp2000 · 12-09-2010 11:00AM

Never again ....

http://i.imgur.com/s5d0M.jpg

WindSock · 12-09-2010 11:19AM

I've been known to wear trousers on an occasion.

Gummy Panda · 12-09-2010 11:25AM

Rosco1982 wrote: »

Never again ....

http://i.imgur.com/s5d0M.jpg

OMG! :eek:

Annasopra · 12-09-2010 12:10PM

I've done drag once or twice

up for anything · 12-09-2010 12:12PM

Links234 wrote: »

I thought most guys would wear women's underwear once in a while anyway, so probably not really crossdressing at all

Why on earth would they do that? Have they no underwear of their own!

billymitchell · 12-09-2010 12:16PM

Sh*t, I voted no, then I remembered I did it once and it was epicly good manoeuvre to pull for chatting to ladies(but may only work in festival environment)

bonerm · 12-09-2010 01:34PM

Rosco1982 wrote: »

Never again ....

http://i.imgur.com/s5d0M.jpg

Kinda unusual to see a bloke like that on a Saturday night out. However the oompa loompa quotent seems about right

WindSock wrote: »

I've been known to wear trousers on an occasion.

Kinky.

NoHornJan · 12-09-2010 04:09PM

There are many fetishes, cross dressing is only one.

Lots of people, if not everyone, both male and female,
have some kind of a fetish, and for the majority, no one
else will ever find out.

Women have been wearing trousers and business suits
for years now and no one bats an eyelid nowadays. Not
so long ago my grandmother would have thought it very
unbecoming of a lady to be dressed in anything other
than a dress and not a short one. Times have changed.

Links234 · 12-09-2010 07:34PM

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Sometimes people ask the AH crowd about something in the hope that most of them will agree or relate in some way & so make the person feel better about themselves. You shouldn't have to do that, just be who you want to be & who cares what people think.

I don't really agree there because I'm not a crossdresser so it kinda doesn't make much difference to me personally, but I have some friends who regularly crossdress and I just kinda wonder if people here have crossdressed.

NoHornJan wrote: »

There are many fetishes, cross dressing is only one.

Lots of people, if not everyone, both male and female,
have some kind of a fetish, and for the majority, no one
else will ever find out.

Women have been wearing trousers and business suits
for years now and no one bats an eyelid nowadays. Not
so long ago my grandmother would have thought it very
unbecoming of a lady to be dressed in anything other
than a dress and not a short one. Times have changed.

I wouldn't say cross dressing is a fetish most of the time though,
sure, some people do it for sexual reasons, but not all?

I wonder though, just as times have changed for women, will things equally change for men?

knird evol · 12-09-2010 09:06PM

Cross Dress

BigBenRoeth · 12-09-2010 09:12PM

I did as a chap.

Lux23 · 12-09-2010 09:18PM

I always consider myself fairly open-minded but I don't think I could handle a boyfriend who wants to wear the same clothes as me, it really turns me off. If I wanted to be with a woman I would head to the Front Lounge and pull myself a lipstick lesbian!!

davrho · 12-09-2010 09:20PM

Years ago i was the entrant for the Leinister Arms in Maynooth for the Thorny Rose event. At 18 stone with plenty of tatoos I just never looked the part.

Went to a few Rocky Horror Picture show events too so has the sussies and that on. Not a pretty site:pac:

rainbow kirby · 12-09-2010 09:20PM

I'm wearing a t-shirt from the mens section in Penneys right now, if that counts.

not my fault their size XS fits better than a womens size 12...

NoHornJan · 14-09-2010 01:10AM

I wonder though, just as times have changed for women, will things equally change for men?[/QUOTE]

Didn't David Beckham wear some kind of a sari?
Some men carry Man Bags.
A few older men I know still won't wear pink shirts.
So I think things are changing for men.

Links234 · 14-09-2010 01:13AM

NoHornJan wrote: »

Didn't David Beckham wear some kind of a sari?
Some men carry Man Bags.
A few older men I know still won't wear pink shirts.
So I think things are changing for men.

but that's beckham, I was thinking more about mainstream fashion

I suppose there's the pink shirt thing and the bags, but will it change much more do you think?

jimmycrackcorm · 14-09-2010 01:15AM

NoHornJan wrote: »

Didn't David Beckham wear some kind of a sari?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P842Tmi6lrc

starbelgrade · 14-09-2010 01:18AM

I woke up in a bad mood this morning, couldn't find a clean shirt. Gave out to the missus. Broke a shoe lace. Really pissed me off.

I'm done with cross dressing.

NoHornJan · 14-09-2010 02:09AM

Links234 wrote: »

but that's beckham, I was thinking more about mainstream fashion

I suppose there's the pink shirt thing and the bags, but will it change much more do you think?

If role models do something different then kids will want to do the same.BTW Beckham wouldn't be my ideal role model.
Ear rings are another thing that has come into mens fashion nowadays.When my parents first saw boys wearing ear rings they were a little taken aback.
It's changing all the time, I think.

Thomas828 · 14-09-2010 03:41AM

Nope, I've always worn men's clothes, and so have many of the women I know. I've never understood why women can get away with wearing men's clothes but men can't come out in women's dress... but then that's Belfast...

DOC09UNAM · 14-09-2010 05:14AM

WTF does a pink shirt have to do with cross dressing, or man bags?

what?

Sisko · 14-09-2010 05:59AM

Men dressed as women is generally a pretty revolting sight , damn those bounty ads! lol

NoHornJan · 14-09-2010 08:19PM

DOC09UNAM wrote: »

WTF does a pink shirt have to do with cross dressing, or man bags?

what?

Wearing pink clothes and carrying a bag, it's a start, isn't it?

chirogirl · 14-09-2010 10:26PM

Not a direct comment on cross dressing but I used to be in a house share years ago, 2 blokes, 3 girls. One of the blokes in the house must have a had a 'thing' for knickers (clean ones), as he had a stash of our knickers in his room. Turns out whilst everyone was out at work he'd be going through the girls knicker drawers. He was caught in the act by the other guy in house and was asked to leave. Moral of the story, if in a house share, lock your bedroom doors.

Gillington · 14-09-2010 11:26PM

No comment your honour

Guys. have you ever crossdressed?

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