I can remember being interested in wearing feminine clothing and even makeup as a child and teenager. At some point I had online friends who were transgender and they kind of pushed the idea that maybe I was trans too (no hate to them, they were teenagers too and probably just excited), but no, still definitely a dude. It’s just fun to try different things!
Yup. That’s pretty much me. I’m in my late 30s and as a kid I didn’t really dress up much but for some reason I could walk in heels like no ones business.
Always been kind of curious around that stuff, and wasn’t quite sure where I fell in the spectrum. But now that I’m married to an enby, and have a girlfriend who’s trans, it’s quite apparent to me I am anything but trans. Just a pan/poly dude who leans fem. I wear ankle long skirts in the summer time because they’re far more comfortable than pants (And they look good too).
Clothing is not gendered. Just because you like wearing clothes that are “intended” for the other gender doesn’t change you as a person. Just because I like wearing skirts because I got a lot going on down there and I like the room doesn’t make me any less of a man.
Not exactly the same thing, but I unwillingly was dressed up like a girl because my older sister thought it was hilarious to use me as a doll apparently. She was right (even though I didn’t think so at the time) and we still laugh about it 40 years later. People need to get over this silly fear.
I can remember being interested in wearing feminine clothing and even makeup as a child and teenager. At some point I had online friends who were transgender and they kind of pushed the idea that maybe I was trans too (no hate to them, they were teenagers too and probably just excited), but no, still definitely a dude. It’s just fun to try different things!
Yup. That’s pretty much me. I’m in my late 30s and as a kid I didn’t really dress up much but for some reason I could walk in heels like no ones business.
Always been kind of curious around that stuff, and wasn’t quite sure where I fell in the spectrum. But now that I’m married to an enby, and have a girlfriend who’s trans, it’s quite apparent to me I am anything but trans. Just a pan/poly dude who leans fem. I wear ankle long skirts in the summer time because they’re far more comfortable than pants (And they look good too).
Clothing is not gendered. Just because you like wearing clothes that are “intended” for the other gender doesn’t change you as a person. Just because I like wearing skirts because I got a lot going on down there and I like the room doesn’t make me any less of a man.
Not exactly the same thing, but I unwillingly was dressed up like a girl because my older sister thought it was hilarious to use me as a doll apparently. She was right (even though I didn’t think so at the time) and we still laugh about it 40 years later. People need to get over this silly fear.