ANSWERS: 42
  • It was years ago, but I did see a big, strong black man wearing a woman's "power suit". Miniskirt included. It may have been the highlight of my day.
  • I used to run a 'tranny bar' although your particular fetish does nothing for me , yesterday I saw 2 elderly transvestites toddling along the sea front in full drag,I have yet to see a truly stunning transvestite, they are usualy extraordinairily ugly hybrids as these 2 were.
  • I have, but of course I was completely uninterested in that person. I prefer masculine men.
  • Since most women don't wear panty hose anymore, I'm sure I've seen you.
  • There sued to be a guy like that who got on my bus. He had a full beard as well.
  • When I was managing the Men's Sportswear department at a department store, we had a man want to try on some dresses, but he wasn't allowed in the women's dressing room. We brought him down to the mens dressing room. An older lady asked me, "Why don't you throw that faggot out of here?" I told her, "First off, he's not gay, and second if we threw out all the homosexuals in this building all that would be left would be you, me and HIM!"
  • All the time Hon!
  • I don't know how many and no I haven't seen any guys wearing anything but the usual guy type clothing. I guess I live a sheltered life :)
  • Plenty..
  • Okay, I'm as broad minded as the next person but....why do these guys dressing as women always do it so tartily? You don't need micro skirts when you have knobbly knees....high heels take practice and most women do NOT wear them that high....make up is not supposed to make you look like a clown, it should enhance your features.
  • I'm from San Francisco...That means that I have seen this often!
  • A lot...I live in LA and my boyfriend just left me for one! Is that what they are called, cross-dresser? The person he went with was born a man but lives as a woman, but has no woman parts.
  • I live in Los Angeles, and I know plenty of men of varying orientations and tastes who'll dress up like a woman, most though only do it for an event. I go to the Rocky Horror Picture Show every Saturday night, so... quite a few. Some guys do it every day, some are just weekend Trannies. Some are straight, some are bi, some are gay. Some look great, some... need improvement. In any case, the ones whom I've asked have said they rather enjoyed it, though they hated heels. Heels are mostly made for women, and have trouble supporting the weight of a man. Plus, most men don't know how to walk in heels. So, they opt for platforms. So, how many? Uh... 50ish? I don't know...
  • A few in Austin, TX, mostly at night though. I'm sure there are many who are afraid to come out and show themselves.
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  • i wear womens clothes ALL the time ...i am a man and i do not hide that fact. i do NOT pass or even attempt to pass as a woman. i just enjoy wearing dresses, skirts, blouses and of course womens shoes ...especially heels. i do shave my legs and have longish fingernails which i have manicured regularly. i have rarely had any negative comments made ...but occassionaly some laughter...but who cares
  • None and if I did I ignored them. That's strange stuff where Ec's from yo...
  • i like people like u but my mum almost caught me with tights on i need to get some but there is no were
  • I wear that stuff, but not publically. I am wearing a purple silk thong right now
  • I do. My wifes thinks its really good. She helps me with stuff like skirts, dresses, bra's.
  • I haven't seen too many other cross dressers out except at gay bars there are a few. I don't feel right about cross dressing out in public unless I go all of the way. I want to be passable as not to cause trouble because I live in a conservative area. I do wear just a skirt and nothing else around the house though so my neighbors have seen me that way, but they all know that I am queer.
  • I invited a lovely guy like that to my 50th birthday party. He was the life and soul of the party and all my friends thought he was great.
  • I for one, I much prefer and feel more like the real me when wearing womens clothing and presenting myself as a woman. I go out in public about twice a week fully dressed as a woman.
  • I saw someone today at two different malls, ME in the mirror! No, wig, no makeup, just sharp womens clothes. 1st mall 2" knee length boots, boot cut jeans, white crisp Liz Claiborne blouse and tan jacket. Bought a oversized Liz patent black handbag 100% incident free. Nice comments and smiles. 2nd mall got courageous and change the jeans for a knee length black skirt, black tights, and boots. Shopped hard for a Red "Palin" powersuit. Curious looks and a few negative comments from older ladies.
  • not seen a guy out yet .. but could be fun .. he he
  • Well, I don't know how many do this worldwide, but I have seen this before. Somewhat more unusual where I live, but I have seen it. You fellas can be very snappy dressers :)
  • Skirtnhose, I spent years never going out in public because I could not pass. One day I just went out with very feminine heeled clogs, pink pants and a very femme blouse and some lipgloss. No other make up or wig. I live in a very conservative area. Did not have any problems and now I do it pretty regularly. If you cannot pass, why go to the trouble of wearing forms, make up and wig and just look more like a clown? At least I look OK I think. And others have told me the same. I dress pretty youthfully for my age, but I would not say tartily. I still avoid many places and will not venture into the main area of a mall. Maybe that will change one day and I will go everywhere. It is nice when people talk to you and they find out you are not a freak and you have kids and a wife. Sometimes I take my kids with me (because they want to come) and it really blows people's minds.
  • I've definately seen it. depending on where you are, it isn't a big dealto most people.
  • i do and i feel sexy in them. it should be accepted fashion for men to wear womens clothes, women wear men's clothes allso
  • I have done this myself and it is a thrill. I am a straight married male. Nice to know other guys feel the same.
  • I went shopping at Wal-Mart often in drag and I took my 13 year old son with me. One time my son was being funny and calling me a bitch, whore, etc. and one of the other customers said "OMG! How can that boy talk like that to his mother?" I started cross dressing with the shaved arms and legs, wig, makeup and everything about ten years ago mainly just on Halloween but then I started going to the gay bars like that and I got tons of attention from people that never noticed me before. Men bought me drinks, dinner, etc. but I found that most of them were married and/or confused men. I started dressing as a woman full time about four years ago; my boss at the phone company even allowed me to come to work in drag and they even made everyone go to a diversity class because of me. After about a month I just got tired of the extra time it took to get ready everyday and I quit doing it which pissed off my boss. I live in Orlando, FL which is part of the bible belt and I haven't seen any other cross dressers except at gay bars. One of my neighbors had a transgender son who was completely passable. I had no idea even after seeing her up close. So maybe they walk among us and we can't tell that they are there if they are passable enough. I picked up a hooker once that turned out to be a guy. I had no idea about her either until the panties came off. You can shove your balls up against your pubic bone as if they were undescended and then stretch your dick and hold the head of it in between your butt cheeks and put on tight panties and you will have no bulge. If you are skinny you don't have to worry about the hips. Good makeup techniques can hide facial bone structure. e.g. shave off those bushy eyebrows and paint them a little higher up.
  • not seem any, but have seen one guy with a purse, and plenty of women with beards and mustaches...lol :>)
  • I LOVE to wear women's clothes, they are so much nicer than men clothes and a lot of fun to wear. I often wear skirts, blouses, dresses, nail polish, and high heels in public. I'm not even close to being gay and I'm not trying to look like a woman. I get a lot of strange looks and I get laughed at an awful lot and I get a lot of wolf whistles, especially when I wear a dress in public, but I don't pay none of it any attention. I'm very happy doing what I'm doing, it is a lot of fun to do something different. I encourage other men to give skirts and dresses a try, you will love them. Wearing them in public is not even close to being as hard as you might think it is. You only live one time, get out and have some fun.
  • I must say I haven't seen anyone outside wearing womens clothes. I have heard about people dressing for RHPS, No surprises, lol. I too like the feeling of wearing tights, Stockings, Thongs & putting on my best pair of high heels in home only. But here's a better question, How embrassing is it buying them from a womens shop???? I know you can order it privetly online but I'm scared of my parents finding out if they opened my packages before I get home from work. My last pair of shoes was shocking, I could see the shop staff smiling & laughting. Not good.
  • Not so much out here in America's heartland.
  • I have not seen anyone else dress like this except myself. I frequently go out in public with no wig, no makeup, large mens wire frame glasses, mens watch, no bra, a pretty very feminine blouse and short skirt/or dress or tunic, hairless legs (from years of Laser Hair Removal), either pantyhose of footless tights, and high heel shoes. I dress like this to go to the bank, go out to eat or when I go shopping. All of my friends see me either dressed as a woman from the neck down or as a man. When it's hot outside, all of my shorts are woman's short-shorts. All of my sandals are woman's sandal's. All of my underwear is woman's panties. I do cross dress all the way when I'm working evenings as an insurance fraud investigator. My video camera hides best in a woman's purse which looks best on me dressed as a woman. Other than when I'm working, I love to wear short-skirts with men's short sleeve shirts. I have 3 mini-skirts. My favorite panties with mini-skirts is woman's thongs. I can understand why many woman do not wear panties. It's a wonderful cool feeling wearing thongs.
  • i have been wearing womans clothe's for years.recently i went into therapy to find out why. and was told i had gender identnity disorder.so whats that old lady want to do with me?? lock me up?people are all different and no eventhough i go with men i do not consider myself gay or :faggot:i am doing what come's natural for someone with my disorder.and yes i am from boston mass
  • To wear these items of apparel as men in our western society, they are considered to be less than the people society wants them to be. In fact, crossdressing is one of the terms society uses to put down males, who choose to wear attire that doesn't fit the stereotyping they're required to wear as the idols society depicts for them. Of course, this ideal does not really embody most of the men and women it is suppose to be directed at. However, the aryanic concept is so fixated into the thinking of society, it's hard for most people to accept that men and women have the same desires and feelings, even though they are from different perspectives and individual personalities. Yes, along with their masculine tendencies, men also have feminine traits, just as women also have masculine traits. Since masculinity has become the ideal society applauds, women have been able to express and exhibit their masculine traits, while men had to hide their feminine tendencies or risk the ostracism of society. Kind of ironic those perceived big strong men of power and dominion have to cower part of who they are to fit the social ideal. Actually, this subject of appareling is a matter of personal choice. Who knows better what a person likes than the person themselves? For some reason, society has usurped this agency or right of choice from the individual responsibility it is meant to be at. Then standards with stringent guidelines were put in place to deter people from making inappropriate appareling choices from their own set of desires and feelings. Now we have people who have issues with the way society is controling things and they are going against many of the social rules that doesn't fit the sense of truth, justice, and mercy they have developed with in them. This outside the social box attitude is causing good relationships to severe when one person determines the other is deviant and perverted in their understanding of life.
  • I am a guy that dresses up like a girl. I do not go out into public unless I look like a female. The reason behind that is because I still care what people think about how I look. It is just how I am. If I am dressed as a female, I want people to think I am a female.
  • not in public but around the house I always wear a bra,panties,pantyhose and a dress or skirt
  • Well men need to wear skirt and go out in public more but problem is men are wee bit afraid go out - I usual wear black opaque tights with denim mini skirt (already have cord mini skirt as well) with either shoes or boots that normal clothes we like to wear - I only saw 2 or 3 men wear skirt but that may start to build up more men wear skirt in public - Ive done already, seem it went ok.
  • I do it alot. I think mens and womens clothing is interchangeable. It started as a fetish and i asked my girlfriend if she would wear tights/pantyhose and she said she would only do it if i did, so i bought a pair a black tights and put them on under my shorts when we went out. Then for halloween she bought me a skirt and a pair of heels, so i wore them and loved the skirt and heels. I often go on dates with my girlfriend wearing my black tights, knee length skirts, and my 4 inch heels. She loves seeing me in them and has started wearing tights/pantyhose. I dont think its wierd for men to wear womens clothing. I also dont try and pass for a women, if you saw me out in public you wouldnt confuse me for a women, except for the fact that im wearing Pantyhose and Skirts, I look like a man but i have an appreciation for womens clothing. Any man who thinks wearing womens clothing is gay, is not secure enough in his masculinity to wear womens clothing. Men shouldnt insult other men who wear womens clothes unless they try it.

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