If cross dressing was acceptable for men, how many would still do it? Would it be less of a buzz?

Question

I love cross dressing but kinda would like the choice of dressing fully as a woman, or just wearing a cool skirt, high heels etc...I wonder though if enough men did this would it cease to shock or freak 'normal' people out. I mostly do it because I think womens clothes feel nicer to wear, nothing sordid about it. I personally woudl probbaly still do it as much as I could though, regardless of what people think. You only live once possibly!

Answer 1

Do what you feel you must lets not forget that tights mini skirts and even stilettoe shoes and thigh length boots and knee boots were all originally worn by men first so if you got the legs girl go for it i personally dont mind it and niether should anyone eles after all i work on cars and wear trousers and steel toe cap boots so let yourself have some fun

Answer 2

For what it's worth, my fella has a similar view point as you. He loves wearing the clothes, putting on the make-up etc. but says it's not the sexual side that drives him, it's something deeper.

If it were more socially acceptable I don't think it would change him that much, because in his own words - he likes being a bloke and all the things that go with it.

Instead it may lessen the guilt that close friends & family (possibly inadvertantly) ladle on seeing as cross dressing isn't the norm or standard - which surely would only be a good thing.

Unfortunatly I fear there's a hell of a long way to go before social acceptance reigns.

Answer 3

Actually I don't think it would make much difference. You can go out dressed as a woman now nobody much will bother you. In my case it's also the maid uniforms and loads of people have seen me in those as I have been on TV three times but I still love doing it

Answer 4

I would assume no more than are doing it now but once the social stigma of cross-dressing was lifted, we would see more of it. Kind of like peoples' argument about gays: "they're just EVERYWHERE now!" No, we were everywhere to begin with but now as it becomes more accepted, LGBT people are less afraid to be identified as such in public.

With time, I think cross-dressing's "shock value" would decline as with most cases of habituation. Most certainly, there would still be detractors but as social mores shift there would be less fervor about it.

So get out there and strut your stuff!

Answer 5

I'd dress about the same ammount. ( Thats a LIE ! )

I'd dress more, and go out more. It's not about what other people think.

If enough people do anything it becomes the norm (look at smoking for instance, or the number of people wearing crocks).

Answer 6

I don't crossdress just to be different or to stand out. I crossdress because I really enjoy it. If it was socially acceptable I would still crossdress. I mean I crossdress now and am out in public.. why not after is ok to do it.

(cause it's ok to do it now!)

Answer 7

I think those like yourself who just like womens clothes would continue to wear them, while those who just like the 'naughty' factor would have their fun spoiled

Answer 8

hmmm I often go commando, and I think that would be a bad idea in a skirt ;)

Answer 9

Hmmm, that is odd....i lost my earing...darn it!

Answer 10

no im not really interested in that