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What are your thoughts on cross-dressing?

missing clothes...weird cut up shirts ..hearing arguments from my sister and my niece while he was staying with us. it all makes sense now.
 
Gimme some Spanx & stillettos, a nice D- cup, some fake eyelashes and a close shave I'm definitely passable.......... in a fat Rebel Wilson sorta way

 
I'm pretty meh about it. If people want to wear whatever clothes, its their business. It doesn't make you gay, but lets just say sexuality is a sliding scale and people who cross dress also tend to be a little more comfortable with being fluid on that scale.
 
A lot of cross dressers aren't gay in the least, they just like wearing women's clothes. AFAIK Eddie Izzard is straight but wears fabulous clothes.

Personally it looks like a lot of effort to me, I find 501s and a checked shirt complicated enough!
 
WelshBloke said:
A lot of cross dressers aren't gay in the least, they just like wearing women's clothes. AFAIK Eddie Izzard is straight but wears fabulous clothes.

Personally it looks like a lot of effort to me, I find 501s and a checked shirt complicated enough!
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"Straight" is a little more complicated when you're transgender, and based on his own description "non-binary" is probably a good fit.
 
nakedfrog said:
"Straight" is a little more complicated when you're transgender, and based on his own description "non-binary" is probably a good fit.
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He's pretty private about his relationships (which I respect a lot in an age where celebrities seem to use their SOs as marketing strategies a lot of the time), but I remember him describing himself as "a lesbian trapped in a mans body" or something like that which he used to imply that he was attracted to women but Al's liked dressing like them. (At this point I guess I should make a joke about dungarees and Doc martens not really being his style but I'm too tired to word it properly! )

In short I was just implying that the way you dress isn't necessarily a sexuality thing, sometimes people just like the sort of clothes that women wear. Is that still a non-binary thing? I guess that it doesn't really matter either way, just let people do what they want and not worry about it.
 
WelshBloke said:
He's pretty private about his relationships (which I respect a lot in an age where celebrities seem to use their SOs as marketing strategies a lot of the time), but I remember him describing himself as "a lesbian trapped in a mans body" or something like that which he used to imply that he was attracted to women but Al's liked dressing like them. (At this point I guess I should make a joke about dungarees and Doc martens not really being his style but I'm too tired to word it properly! )

In short I was just implying that the way you dress isn't necessarily a sexuality thing, sometimes people just like the sort of clothes that women wear. Is that still a non-binary thing? I guess that it doesn't really matter either way, just let people do what they want and not worry about it.
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Your ultimate point is correct, yes. Well, ultimate points (it's not necessarily sexuality, and also with the not-worrying-about-it).
 
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