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I wore a dress

Discussion in 'Gender Identity and Expression' started by dyl pickle, Apr 16, 2017.

  1. dyl pickle

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    Today, for Easter mass, my mum forced me to wear a dress. The thing is, it didn't even bother me and (if I do say so myself) I looked quite handsome in it :lol:. Is this weird? I don't think it is, but even the smallest things sometimes make me question my identity and it freaks me out. I'm probably just overthinking, but what are your opinions?
     
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    No dude, it's not wierd, dresses are fab :wink: I like them too.
     
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    nice :slight_smile:
     
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    Dudes can wear dresses. Clothing has no gender, my friend :3
     
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    Now that I've realised that I'm not a girl I've become much more fond of skirts and dresses. I don't know how it is for you but for me I think now that I'm not trying as hard to prove my masculinity I'm more comfortable with feminine things.
     
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    Not weird at all. Personally, I have a tough time in dresses because they emphasize my chest, but I really like how I look in skirts. Liking feminine clothes doesn't make someone less of a guy.
     
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    Having you guys say this makes me less anxious about being forced to wear a dress for prom, I will say.

    You know, it is true though. Clothing does not have a gender. Guys can look handsome in dresses and girls can look beautiful in suits.
     
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    It's just clothes. But if you were ok with it, it's a good day.
     
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    Kilts, people, we need more kilts.
     
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    Kilts are welcome. Unbifurcated garments for all!
     
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    Ah kilts, part of my daily routine. All girls school is a beautiful thing.

    (ha just kidding can't wait to go back to public next year)
     
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    I would just like to say that I think this thread is cool. That is all. :slight_smile: