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Anyone ever wonder what it must have been be like to be a cross dresser in another culture, time or other parts of the world? For instance, what are cross dressers wearing in Tibet? What did CD’ers wear in the Genghis Khan or biblical times. How about guys in the Lewis and Clark expedition? As for me, I’m happy for that our current time has heels, nylons, mini skirts, cool lipstick etc, etc…
[quote quote=135610]Anyone ever wonder what it must have been be like to be a cross dresser in another culture, time or other parts of the world? For instance, what are cross dressers wearing in remote parts of the world? What did CD’ers wear in the Genghis Khan or biblical times. How about guys in the Lewis and Clark expedition? As for me, I’m happy for that our current time has heels, nylons, mini skirts, cool lipstick etc, etc…
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I am from India. It’s a a very conservative society. Queer behaviour is considered just like a criminal offence.
Hi Jasmine. So hard to believe that we would be labeled criminals for being ourselves. Z
In the UK cd-Ing has gone on for centuries. In the 18th century we were known as Mollies!
Hope this link works for you – an extremely interesting perspective.
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