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Acceptance / Re: Jealousy

« Last post by gotgyne on Today at 12:11:22 PM »

Yeah over in that side of the world I’d imagine it’s much more freeing. Over here I don’t imagine much confrontation over it but there’d definitely be conversations amongst those who see a man in short shorts and women’s sleeveless top with bra visible that he is a few words of this and that lol.

Short shorts and women's sleeveless tops with some glimpses of a bra possible. I had thought the same, but all my visits at the supermarket in summer 2024 (this summer we moved to another European country, thus my long break here, until we got our new internet connection) were without any problems. Perhaps it is depending on how somebody behaves. I almost forgot that I wore my short shorts, pantyhose and bra and communicated with other people just normal.

Now we are living in a conservative European country (we did chose it exactly for this reason) and we have no problems whatsoever.

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Acceptance / Re: Jealousy

« Last post by Dudewithboobs on Today at 09:25:29 AM »

Yeah over in that side of the world I’d imagine it’s much more freeing. Over here I don’t imagine much confrontation over it but there’d definitely be conversations amongst those who see a man in short shorts and women’s sleeveless top with bra visible that he is a few words of this and that lol. 

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Acceptance / Re: Jealousy

« Last post by gotgyne on Today at 02:52:40 AM »

I do wear some womens jeans and shirts. Shoes are a must because of my smaller very narrow feet. But have to be careful with color and style. Can’t have anything look to feminine or the fashion police will come after you. If we could only dress as we please without the criticism and out cry. The men’s clothing section at stores might be as large as the women’s. Like tank tops and short shorts. If we wear a tank top all of a sudden it’s a wife beater shirt. Or short shorts…wow are you gay? Even though back in the 70s that’s what men wore. How about swim trunks. In the 70s we all wore speedos. Today it’s baggy swim trunks that hang to your knees so heavy they can drown you🤣🤣

I wear short shorts (always with support or medical compression pantyhose) and I wear armless women's tops with a bra. Nobody cares. It is fact, that men have more possibilities now.

But a man in a dress is very, very rare. Men in skirts are more common meanwhile. And at least in Germany there is a community of men who wear speedos and women's swimsuits.

https://skirtcafe.org/forums/


https://www.maennerbadeanzug.de/

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Acceptance / Re: Jealousy

« Last post by Dudewithboobs on Yesterday at 02:49:07 PM »

Agreed. I’m not a crossdresser by any means but it’s just common sense that men’s fashion sucks. And women’s is much more relaxed and fun. The colors and fabrics, styles and options. From shoes to shirts pants and others. 

Last year my wife was getting rid of a lot of clothes that didn’t fit her anymore. Putting in a tote for storage. Can’t lie, curiosity got the best of me and for some months I would regularly wear dressers or tops or shoes of hers since we’re same size. I got tired of trying to get clothes out and put them back and got tired of wearing them after awhile. But how nice it is to just have the option. 

I don’t imagine we’ll see a guy walking around in flats and a sun dress anytime soon and be considered normal. Especially if like use who have cleavage to add to it. But how nice it would be to just be able to toss on a light blouse and skirt and enjoy the ventilation and comfort without concern. 

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Acceptance / Re: Jealousy

« Last post by AlfaQ on Yesterday at 10:55:31 AM »

I do think things are changing and people are generally more accepting of diversity,  at least in the UK.  I remember being advised not to wear a purple pullover because that was a gay colour.   Now later in life I am not too concerned what people think.  Faux leather leggings are one of my favourite items because I like the way they support my legs and reduce fatigue.  I wear them a lot and most people seem unconcerned by my transgression.  If the clothing works for you wear it.  

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Acceptance / Re: Jealousy

« Last post by 50/50 on Yesterday at 09:57:28 AM »

I do wear some womens jeans and shirts. Shoes are a must because of my smaller very narrow feet. But have to be careful with color and style. Can’t have anything look to feminine or the fashion police will come after you. If we could only dress as we please without the criticism and out cry. The men’s clothing section at stores might be as large as the women’s. Like tank tops and short shorts. If we wear a tank top all of a sudden it’s a wife beater shirt. Or short shorts…wow are you gay? Even though back in the 70s that’s what men wore. How about swim trunks. In the 70s we all wore speedos. Today it’s baggy swim trunks that hang to your knees so heavy they can drown you🤣🤣

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Acceptance / Re: Jealousy

« Last post by 50/50 on Yesterday at 09:36:12 AM »

I get jealous of the clothing women can wear. They can wear whatever they want and it’s totally excepted. But men on the other hand can only wear what’s labeled for them and no wild colors. Their shoes are even fun. Men just put on those blue or black pants and boring shirts and shoes and sit down and shut up. What I would give to be able to wear a skirt on those hot summer days. Look how they get to dress in the summer. Comfy and cool.

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Acceptance / Re: I love having boobs!

« Last post by gotgyne on Yesterday at 04:19:06 AM »

It’s funny how accepting them goes from insecurity in the beginning to enjoyment as time goes by.

Dude, you hit the nail on the head!

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Acceptance / Re: Jealousy

« Last post by Parity on September 16, 2025, 03:36:02 PM »

That's exactly correct.  

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Acceptance / Re: Jealousy

« Last post by Dudewithboobs on September 16, 2025, 03:25:37 PM »

And nothing wrong with that. It’s vital to take care of them the same as a woman does. Bras for support, mammograms for health, self exams and so forth. We may not have their same privileges but we have their same concerns and options to take care of them.