Comments on: Socially Acceptable Cross Dressing – will it ever be in style?

By: Tailsing

Tailsing — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 18:20:00 +0000

You got to be kidding if, It was acceptable for crossdressing to be acceptable! Would have started back in the 60′s or 70′s. For the change to happen it still. As a social stigma for men to start wearing skirts and fashionable shoes and boots. It’s still basically. Chocolate, vanilia or strawberry so to speak. But what do if you don’t like the limited choices. You are give it??

By: Tailsing

Tailsing — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 18:20:00 +0000

By: gail

gail — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 21:24:45 +0000

I’m of two minds about the desirability of socially acceptable cross dressing.
On one hand more acceptability would cause less stress, and facilitate a more comfortable environment.
On the other it would reduce one of the thrills, at least for me, namely, the taboo aspect of cross dressing. The sense that one is engaged in something that doesn’t fit neatly into societies pegs.
I suspect that even if it gains wider acceptance a large enough segment of society would quite vocally frown on “everyday” cross dressing, and would exert enough pressure to restrict the practice. It would be great, however, for public outings to parties, select clubs, and in store shopping at a wider variety of stores.
So I guess all in all I would welcome a more enlightened attitude
towards it.
Possibly, if women continue making economic gains the change will come about sooner than any of us realize.

By: Dade

Dade — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 21:06:08 +0000

Nothing wrong with this, at all, people should get it more.

By: Vanessa Law

Vanessa Law — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 04:55:45 +0000

It’s a good question – why is socially acceptable crossdressing only applicable to women? Some have theorized that the inherent masculine society is more favorable to a woman wanting to “move up” into manhood than a man becoming a “second class citizen” in attempting to be a woman. Personally I struggle to understand this reasoning.