Well, I think it's neat to go back and forth between drab and drag, regardless of one's gender. Probably without societal restrictions more people would.
Personally, I don't like dressing as a girl -- at all. And I haven't worn a dress in several years. But because I don't like to dress as a girl I certainly get boys who don't like to dress as boys. Join the "doesn't want to be dictated by society's expectations" club.
I love dressing like a girl. LOL I love getting dressed up and all that. At the same time, I love things like men's PJs (my mom hates that I do, but I prefer stripes and plaids to the bright things that's out there for girls/women), boy tanks, etc. I just wear what I like. My main thing really is that things match.
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androgy8) wrote,
December 15 2004, 04:44:32 UTC 7 years ago
December 15 2004, 06:04:03 UTC 7 years ago
Don't ask.
;-D
December 15 2004, 15:45:01 UTC 7 years ago
Personally, I don't like dressing as a girl -- at all. And I haven't worn a dress in several years. But because I don't like to dress as a girl I certainly get boys who don't like to dress as boys. Join the "doesn't want to be dictated by society's expectations" club.
December 16 2004, 00:59:21 UTC 7 years ago
:-O
December 16 2004, 00:10:35 UTC 7 years ago