I'm a gay male, yet I wear girl clothes. (Nothing too girly though, just jeans, sweatshirts, sweaters, t-shirts [not the really girly ones], and even belly shirts, like basic apparel) Like the things I wear could pass for guy clothes. (Other than the belly shirts of course )
But guys in skirts + dresses, wigs or whatever just weirds me out a little.
No!! I'm a girl and I find Adam Lambert incredibly attractive with his feminine features. I like manly men but I also don't mind men like Adam if they weren't gay:
Everyone can be who they want to be. Transsexual and transgendered people don't freak me out. They're people.
Whether you feel comfortable around someone whom does this shouldn't define their right to express themselves. I respect them for doing what they want to do and not what they're expected to do.
**** anyone who says it's wrong, and **** anyone who's bringing their ******** religion into this. People can be whoever they want to be, regardless of if you don't agree, or if it's against your dumb religion. I'm an atheist, and I don't have a problem with religious people, but I DO have a problem when they push their beliefs on other people's lives.
Whether you feel comfortable around someone whom does this shouldn't define their right to express themselves. I respect them for doing what they want to do and not what they're expected to do.
I'm a gay male, yet I wear girl clothes. (Nothing too girly though, just jeans, sweatshirts, sweaters, t-shirts [not the really girly ones], and even belly shirts, like basic apparel) Like the things I wear could pass for guy clothes. (Other than the belly shirts of course )
But guys in skirts + dresses, wigs or whatever just weirds me out a little.
lol you don't have to wear a dress, heels & all that mess to bend gender roles.
Rock stars specifically glam rockers are a perfect example.
Alot of them are still able to retain their masculinity.
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