Clothing, Gender and Sex
I'm a female and I don't wear "men's" clothes. I wear clothes that are considered masculine and male-dominated in our current society. (Ha ha. I'm not giving you a hard time. I'm just being silly and hoping that one day, the world won't be split up into blacks and whites.)
I used to wear clothes from the boy's section a lot when I was a young girl. I never wore feminine clothes unless it was a special occasion. Now I wear both styles of clothing. It's not a cross-dressing thing. I just like those clothes better. I guess I was and I still kind of am a "tomboy".
I used to wear clothes from the boy's section a lot when I was a young girl. I never wore feminine clothes unless it was a special occasion. Now I wear both styles of clothing. It's not a cross-dressing thing. I just like those clothes better. I guess I was and I still kind of am a "tomboy".
Jan 29, 8:42 pm
Honestly, I wish more women would wear men's clothes. There's just too much variation in size and style that it would drive anyone to eating disorders and psychosis! When is a 14 NOT a 14...almost all the time it seems.
At least with men's clothes, the sizes are mostly right on the measurement. Plus, guy's clothes are cheaper on the whole.
At least with men's clothes, the sizes are mostly right on the measurement. Plus, guy's clothes are cheaper on the whole.
Jan 30, 5:34 pm
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I'm a bisexual female and I wear female clothing (I have a thing for lace, ruffles, ribbons, bows, and shiny things on clothing) or gender neutral for the most part, but every now and then I like to mix it up a bit and wear a tie or something as an accessory.
Originally posted by
kawigrl
do you wear clothing of the opposite sex?
Jan 31, 7:21 am
I'm wearing my husband's boxers right now. His shirts are pretty comfy, too, but they're huge on me. I went through a phase in middle school where I only wanted jeans from the boys section. I still have a couple shirts from the boys section that I can still wear today, but everything I get now comes from the female side of the store.
Feb 14, 10:55 pm
I'm a hetero female and wear female clothing, with the exception of a t-shirt or sweatshirt of my partner's occasionally. I have a sweater from the men's section, but I pair it with a cute tweed skirt and boots, so I hardly think that counts. Also, I'll grab one of my partner's button-down, collared work shirts once and a while, roll up the sleeves and belt it across the middle, then wear it with leggings, so that too I think doesn't count.
Feb 19, 1:29 pm
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I understand the shoe thing. My sister has a size 11 in women's, and it's next to impossible for her to find shoes that fit her. Unfortunately, she has very feminine tastes, so we'll spend hours in shoe stores trying to find shoes that match her tastes AND fit her feet. It's a nightmare.
Originally posted by
mutewolf
Wearing guy's jeans is easier for me because I'm a "plus size" girl and am 6'2". It's hard finding a long leg in a 16/18 sometimes so I'm switching to guys jeans. I wear guy shoes too since I'm a size 12 and it's easier to get a hold of size 10 guy
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Wearing guy's jeans is easier for me because I'm a "plus size" girl and am 6'2". It's hard finding a long leg in a 16/18 sometimes so I'm switching to guys jeans. I wear guy shoes too since I'm a size 12 and it's easier to get a hold of size 10 guy shoes than size 12 girl shoes.
Feb 25, 7:25 pm
I'm a pansexual female and wear mostly "female" clothing, mostly due to preference in style. I wear size 10 shoes and prefer skater-type shoes though, so if I find a pair I like in the men's department I don't hesitate to get those instead. It's gotten to the point where I only glance over the women's sneakers before checking out the men's.
I occasionally steal my bf's shorts, and I almost exclusively wear his shirts to bed. Overall I worry about comfort more than whether or not the clothing was intended for a male or female.
I occasionally steal my bf's shorts, and I almost exclusively wear his shirts to bed. Overall I worry about comfort more than whether or not the clothing was intended for a male or female.
Feb 26, 1:17 am
Male here, Bi(ish, in that state of confusion atm). I have a couple girl shirts because of the material and tightness that I could not match in men's clothing. It actually first started when I was at a concert and they only had female shirts left.
I do own some pairs of panties. Mostly because I like the material and variation.
I do own some pairs of panties. Mostly because I like the material and variation.
Feb 26, 12:37 pm
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This is EXACTLY My feeling I hate mens clothing. I have always found womens clothing cute. Mens clothing is so baggy, and gross looking. AND there is not a wide variety of options as far as style. I think I shall reply to this thread.
Originally posted by
Stormy
I don't wear men's clothing. It's not an aversion to cross-dressing, it's an aversion to the style of clothing itself. I just don't like any of it.
Feb 29, 12:13 pm
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