swede
08-05-2008, 11:20 PM
Well actually I haven't known any cross-dressers.
But I had one attend my garage sale, as I parenthetically indicated in another post.
He came to my garage sale looking for women's clothing and he was dressed very nicely in a denim mini, a purple blouse, high heel sandals, falsies and make up. But he was also wearing barrettes in his long, black beard.
I can understand the cross-dressing thing and believe that a person's psychological identity isn't necessarily tied to gender. But why wear a beard? Why take such pains to emulate the female form and then grow a beard. Was he thinking "Go ahead and stare; I live life on my own terms," or was he thinking, "Everyone thinks I'm sooo pretty in these new sandals."
I'd appreciate some insight, some anecdotes, (who doesn't love a good cross-dressing story) and some serious speculation about what goes on in the noggin of a person who is cross-dressing in public on a regular basis.
ps I'm not ripping on the person. To each his...errr...her own.
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But I had one attend my garage sale, as I parenthetically indicated in another post.
He came to my garage sale looking for women's clothing and he was dressed very nicely in a denim mini, a purple blouse, high heel sandals, falsies and make up. But he was also wearing barrettes in his long, black beard.
I can understand the cross-dressing thing and believe that a person's psychological identity isn't necessarily tied to gender. But why wear a beard? Why take such pains to emulate the female form and then grow a beard. Was he thinking "Go ahead and stare; I live life on my own terms," or was he thinking, "Everyone thinks I'm sooo pretty in these new sandals."
I'd appreciate some insight, some anecdotes, (who doesn't love a good cross-dressing story) and some serious speculation about what goes on in the noggin of a person who is cross-dressing in public on a regular basis.
ps I'm not ripping on the person. To each his...errr...her own.
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