Post number #396245, ID: dcfb3c
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AKA dansou or just female crossdresser.
Post number #396265, ID: 9e3e36
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Cool
Post number #396271, ID: 9e3e36
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So, like, why do you do it? Is it a gender thing, or is it just because you like it, or, dunno...
Post number #396279, ID: 44dee1
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Does that mean you dress up like you normally would? Am I a reverse trap?
Post number #396282, ID: 663a06
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when are you going to kill yourself
Post number #396291, ID: 84dd5f
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>>396282 Jesus Christ what's with the 4chan level of edginess? Like I don't remember gurls being this agressive outside of /new/, what in the spawn of 2 days that the servers went down some became assholes? Chill out a little or go back to 4chan.
Post number #396292, ID: 84dd5f
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>>396245 do you do it for cosplays or you just like to dress as a boy? Also what do you considered boys clothing? Cause from what I know it's only shirts and pants.
Post number #396312, ID: 663a06
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>>396291 eat my fucking ass
Post number #396327, ID: 17d073
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>>396291 /tech/ is leaking, that's why
Post number #396331, ID: 50ac2d
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What gave you the idea?
Post number #396335, ID: ae917e
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Chessus fucking Christ... Hmm think better ~nah~ this common *tcks* no wonder well (GG WP) geckogurl ~R/N
Post number #396361, ID: dcfb3c
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OP's back to answer the backlog.
Post number #396366, ID: dcfb3c
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Starting..! >>396265 Yes. >>396271 Both, I guess. I know a guy who also crossdresses and thinks girl's clothing is a lot more option-filled and stylish and, well. Not boring, which I completely understand. Personally I think boy's are more comfortable and functional (I mean, compare pocket sizes, I dare you) and it makes me feel less restrained. Whenever I wore a dress or a skirt it always felt like I /had/ to, not that I wanted to.
Post number #396367, ID: dcfb3c
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Also, there are just as many pieces of "boring" girl's clothing as is there is boy's.. Or just in general. Let it not be said that there isn't some really sweet looking stuff - You just need to know how to coordinate outfits.
Post number #396368, ID: dcfb3c
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As for the gender stuff, it's kind of curious - I've heard some things about people's experiences. Some consider it just a separate identity or persona from themselves. Sometimes it has to do with sexuality, repressed or no.. Take some Japanese host that takes out girls on platonic dates, turns out they're a lesbian. Some even think of themselves as a third gender.. Whatever that entails. Do you even consider it crossdressing at that point? Hmm, I wonder.
Post number #396370, ID: dcfb3c
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With me, I'm not sure exactly where to start. I don't remember much of how I was when I was a lot younger, but I probably liked the typical girly things. I've been reminded that I used to want to be a princess, or that I should bug my grandpa for a pony one last time.
Post number #396371, ID: dcfb3c
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I guess it happened naturally but I just found myself thinking differently. I cried when my mom tried to force mascara on me, I have a purse sitting on a coat rack that I asked my mom for when I was a tween, never used.
I didn't start being a tomboy but I think I grew up into one.
I don't like being a girl, but I don't see myself as a guy most of the time - I see myself as a girl trying to look and be perceived and treated as one. Bet that sounds kind of imposterish, don't it?
Post number #396372, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396279 Nope. Turns out not everyone likes you to go out wearing the kinds of clothes you want to wear, my family certainly doesn't appreciate it. In their eyes, clothing is very clearly and completely separated and gendered.
And for the second.. It depends?
Post number #396377, ID: dcfb3c
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I've seen these words commonly defined as this:
A tomboy is a girl whose behavior and taste is masculine. It has no relation to crossdressing.
Female crossdressing is a girl wearing male clothing. How well she looks like a man depends on their natural qualities and efforts.
A reverse trap is when the girl looks like a boy when wearing masculine clothing, and may even have a masculine appearance without.
Post number #396378, ID: dcfb3c
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So, yeah. It could be that you may fit that definition.. Or maybe not. You'll have to answer that one yourself.
Post number #396381, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396291 Wish I knew g/u/rl. :/
>>396292 If I had the funds to cosplay I'd definitely do both. For now it's the latter.
The first thing I can think of off the top of my head is formal wear. Suits, dress shoes... Ironed pants.
Though. There is an important thing I'd like to mention, and that is how clothes fit. Compare a button-up shirt for women to a men's, and you'll see what I mean. Each accentuates different parts of the body, shaping it or showing curves.
Post number #396386, ID: dcfb3c
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That is to say.. A lot of people end up wearing clothes that are too big for them. It can turn that typical manly man t-shaped body into a box.
Unless you get it tailored or fitted, of course.
Post number #396392, ID: faae84
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What kind of men's clothes do you wear?
Post number #396396, ID: dcfb3c
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Oh, and you know. Clothing comes in different cuts and lengths too, so though it may just be shirts and pants, there are tank tops and shorts, sweaters and bootcut jeans. And so forth.
Post number #396398, ID: dcfb3c
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So, then.. Boy's clothing. I wear what gives me a masculine silhouette.
I guess that's what it is.
Post number #396400, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396331 I found out about it. Thanks, internet!
Up until that that point it was a possibility I hadn't considered. Doing such a thing. Sometimes, it's only when something is pointed out that you realize it's there.
I didn't know there was another choice other than what I was taught to be and made to wear. I thought I was strange for not liking these girly things.
So I tried it, and I liked it. And suddenly I wasn't so frustrated anymore.
Post number #396403, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396392 I like a lot of Japanese fashion, one of the biggest reasons being because I'm petite. Small clothing for a small person, what's not to like?
I'm soft for v-neck sweater over button-up shirt combo. I definitely have or or more of those.
With nice shoes. Get some nice shoes to go with those.
Post number #396405, ID: dcfb3c
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There's a parka I have. It doesn't have a furry hood, and it's not one of those puffy quilted looking types, it's more slim-fit and has pockets. Mm, pockets.
Post number #396406, ID: dcfb3c
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My style isn't a very wild one, I tend to wear calmer colors and such.. I try my best to give off a cool, not plain impression.
Post number #396509, ID: 3c6115
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boxers or briefs?
Post number #396511, ID: 656bf4
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But, can't women wear male clothing without people caring? I mean I don't think anyone would look twice at a girl wearing pants and a male tshirt, but people sure as shit would look at a guy wearing a skirt
Post number #396540, ID: e528e5
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how many people have you trapped?
Post number #396603, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396509 I wear boyshorts that look and fit like boxer briefs.
Post number #396612, ID: dcfb3c
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..Buuut if I had to choose, briefs.
Post number #396620, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396511 That's true. It's exactly why you don't see many people calling themselves female crossdressers and why you never see them have a presence online or have a community for themselves - When you see a "crossdressing" forum it's always the girly brother.
Post number #396622, ID: dcfb3c
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The city I live in shares a similar mindset.. For better or worse. They don't really care what you are, but might send a few weird looks your way regardless. Judgy judgy people, I tell you. All of them!
The only opposition I've really met is family, like I've mentioned. They have a very rigid idea of what a man and a woman is.. I can't even imagine how badly they would freak out if my brother came up to them in a skirt.
Post number #396631, ID: dcfb3c
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That is to say, it's a bigger obstacle than you might think. That kind of family can be pretty restrictive.
They don't want me to be seen as anything like a boy, much less have my hair shorter than a certain length. I can still remember the "Is she a lesbian?" comments.
Also, don't get a buzzcut. You will only end up looking like Justin Bieber, I swear. Not that I'm speaking from experience, just wisdom of the wise.
Post number #396632, ID: dcfb3c
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So, in the end, I guess it's all those people out there who are a traditional sort of folk that still have a problem.
Post number #396718, ID: 8c5d1d
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>is she a lesbian? Well, are ya?
Post number #396829, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396718 'Nay, my sword swings both ways!
Post number #396837, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396740 But they try hard, and I admire and look up to them in what they can pull off.
You go, trappy g/u/rls!
Post number #396839, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396540 A party of five. They entered my newly crafted dungeon after hearing reports from the village to the south.
They didn't know what was coming to them until it was too late..
Post number #396878, ID: 3ddeef
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Dress as a butler and post pics here!
Post number #396905, ID: dcfb3c
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>>396878 ;-; I'm sorry g/u/rl, but I don't have anything full-on butlery.
Perhaps, once my wallet is full once more..
...
Post number #396921, ID: c956d2
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>>396905 post anyways
Post number #397144, ID: bf8a9c
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Sup Naoto
Post number #397179, ID: bf8a9c
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Do you also use makeup or not at all? I'm talking really basic makeup that makes your face look natural? A lot of guys neglect skin care but yeah
Post number #397248, ID: 61a73f
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No one else has already started working at the hospital and they said they would be willing to help you out with that girl you were talking about how much you want to spend time with you and your family are doing well and that you are not feeling well and will be back in the office on Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday this week and next week is fine with me but I don't know if you have any questions please feel free to contact me at any time and I will be there.
Post number #397280, ID: a780ee
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Is cd a sexual thing for you? Do you get off to the idea of entrapping straight women?
Post number #397566, ID: fe8cd1
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What kind of food do you like to eat?
Post number #397589, ID: 03ae05
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Reverse traps are pretty cute, good to know you OP.
Post number #398099, ID: 04042c
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>>396921 -\\\- W-what are you insinuating, g/u/rl? If I don't have the clothes then.. You want me to be naked?! >\\\>
Post number #398109, ID: 04042c
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>>397144 Ayyy- *finger guns* >>397179 Not normally. When I was a cd babby I looked at makeup tutorials that did stuff like facial contouring and guyliner and it kind of turned me off from incorporating any makeup because it can be a little too exaggerated to work.
Now, I tend to focus on other things to offset my face, like my hairstyle.
Post number #398118, ID: 04042c
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And taking proper care of my face seems to have done the job anyway.. I peruse a lot of skincare stuff - My favorite is this subreddit that has a lot of info and advice, like how to introduce new products to your skin without wrecking it, allergic reaction or no.
Post number #398122, ID: 04042c
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>>397280 I think of it more as a way to relax and be myself, though I'd be lying to say I'd never thought about it..
Post number #398123, ID: 04042c
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>>397566 I like seafood and spicy food, but it seems that I can't handle the latter as well anymore.
..Or so says my stomach.
Post number #398125, ID: 04042c
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>>397589 Likewise, g/u/rl! I'm sure you're just as cute, too. <3
Post number #398558, ID: e842a1
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What do you think about drag kings? Ever considered doing stuff like them?
Post number #398880, ID: 5adadc
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>>04042c I feel you, I like spicy food but just a little bit more than usual and I'll start crying actual tears of pain. My stomach would cry loads too.
Post number #399216, ID: a94f47
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>>398558 ..I haven't thought about that in a while. I don't mind them, but what they're doing and (most importantly) /why/ they're doing it is completely different than me. I've never really taken the chance to learn more about them.
So no, I've never really considered it.
Post number #399219, ID: a94f47
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>>398880 T-T Why must we both suffer, g/u/rl..
Post number #399361, ID: 021b3b
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>>399351 o\\\o I-I'll have to direct you to /d/ for the nudes and lewds, g/u/rl.
Post number #399379, ID: 5048e2
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I fully understand your feel OP. I just prefer comfy clothes, and tbh I can't help but see comfy outfits as the cutest ones. Tomboys are cute, and being comfy should be priority one in life! On the topic of cosplay, I want to dress up as Ignis from FFXV. Do you think that's a pretty good choice? He's got a Butler feel to him, and I genuinely think I'd enjoy it since he matches me so well.
Post number #399449, ID: 5048e2
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>>398880>>399219 also I feel your pains, I enjoy most spicy foods, but any spicy fluid/broth is absolute hell on my stomach.
Post number #399626, ID: f6986a
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>>399379 Thank you for understanding my feel!.. I want that last bit somewhere. Like on my ceiling, so I can see it whenever I wake up. I think Ignis is a pretty good choice (and not just for his wardrobe) though I'm a little concerned about the hair.
In the end though, I'm sure you'd be fine, because what matters is that you think you'd enjoy it and that it matches you. Anything else would be a crime against your self. Who wants to do something they don't want to do? ..I don't.
Post number #399629, ID: f6986a
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>>399449 Thank you.. For feeling my pains..
Maybe when we become more technologically advanced we can make ourselves iron stomachs...
Post number #399801, ID: 031d3f
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>>399626>>399629 Ignis is a guy I would hang out with and make crappy puns about, and terrible recipes with while we sip coffee. I'll take care of the hair with a wig probably.. but I'll try to see if I can do it with my own! I'd like to be as legit as possible. Maybe I'll keep my eyes out for an Ignis poster.
Also I want so badly to enjoy spicy soup and broth but I can't hold it down...
Post number #399879, ID: 78b585
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So...just a bull dyke?
Post number #400190, ID: 031d3f
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Still Ignis-anon here, OP what is a hobby you enjoy?
Post number #400581, ID: 088d01
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I'm the g/u/rl who asked about the food, and I feel so comforted to know that I'm not the only one struggling with spicy food.
Post number #400600, ID: 5048e2
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>>400581 I'm telling you g/u/rl, it sucks to enjoy spicy food but also get absolutely murdered internally from drinking spicy soup or broth. I learned that it doesn't settle with me the hard way.
Post number #400625, ID: 5048e2
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Also sweet merciful God what hell of spam just hit the board
Post number #401001, ID: c68f41
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reverse trapa are God's great gift to this ass of an earth
Post number #401098, ID: efbceb
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OP is back! To reply~
Post number #401101, ID: efbceb
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>>399801 What a good relationship that would be. Excellent, even!
I hope we can hear about your results in the wig/styling effort, sometime, g/u/rl. If not, I support you in spirit..! There should be something that will turn out better than the other, I'm sure of it.
Post number #401102, ID: efbceb
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>>399879 I don't think so? At least, I'm pretty sure. Might have to elaborate a little more.
Post number #401104, ID: efbceb
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>>400190 I like seeing how things work. Behind the scenes stuff, like how people put together theme parks and how they build the rides and the animatronics and such, the planning stages and ideas for areas or how they attract people in the park.. Or maybe just someone refurbishing an old toy, or someone making a miniature house or a whole town out of popsicle sticks - Though I'm not sure how valid watching someone else do something is as a hobby.
Post number #401105, ID: efbceb
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>>400581>>400600 You both need headpats.
Post number #401106, ID: efbceb
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>>400625 I'm not really sure but I'm glad the mods are taking care of it..
Post number #401107, ID: efbceb
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>>401001 We love you too, g/u/rl. Be sure to unwrap us first. <3
Post number #401141, ID: 9ce6ba
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>>396829 Just out of curiosity - what are your preferences, if any? Straight-looking people or gendery-bendery people? And what sort of people are usually into you?
Thanks for this thread OP
Post number #401256, ID: 031d3f
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>>401101>>401104 I shall give it my finest effort! Thanks Anon, maybe I'll find some way to update you on that. I would count it! It's like having an interest in architecture, or design philosophy mhm. Don't be shy to enjoy what you do, and I won't be shy to be the best nerdy gamer I can be 'aight?
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| AKA dansou or just female crossdresser.