Comments on: Skirts, Dresses & Panties For Men?

By: maya

maya — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:15:30 +0000

As human being, we all are looking for things that are comfortable. For short or long term period. Wearing female clothing especially bra & panty give me a feeling that not words can describe. The feeling of wearing it can not be describe. Its just the matter of acceptance by the public now.

By: John 432

John 432 — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 14:43:33 +0000

Jamie, if I want to dress like a woman, than I’ll wear pants.

A kilt is considered masculine, it is also a skirt. :et everybody have his reason for wearing a skirt. Just a few reasons:
- health issue
- medical prescription
- comfort
- wanting to stand out in the crowd
- embrasing his femininity
- bedroom fun
- fashion
- etc.
and lets conclude that is as deviant behaviour as a.d. 1900 when women wearing trousers were frowned on.

By: Jamie

Jamie — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 14:42:26 +0000

Why have an imitation, when you can have the real thing? Part of the fun of wearing women’s clothing is that is taboo. Panties and skirts for men take too much of the joy out of the experience. Unisex clothing diminishes the power we have in deciding what to wear. Whether you are trying to dress as a women or simply feel comfortable, the power of femininity makes authentic women’s apparel the obvious selection. But the question is, do we really choose to dress this way?

By: John 432

John 432 — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 17:09:36 +0000

I guess that the are two approaches, one men who want to feel like a woman by means of apparel, the other men who just want to give their crotch more comfort. Both groups have different tastes and thus requirements.
As to the question of Alexis as whether women wearing what is commonly thought of as male garments are not getting to much on the men’s turf, yes they do and they don’t accept a no. If men would do the same they (women) do not recognise it as such and you got a war on hands as women do not accept men on their turf. Why such is, I don’t know, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it might be the result from the tendency to dominate as they have always done.
Do bear in mind that women wearing trousers by the late 1800 and early 1900′s were considered weird and referred to a psychiatrist, no they say the same of men wearing skirts. Do I hear parrots?

By: Alexis

Alexis — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 17:10:12 +0000

Now here is the thing: we cross-dressing men love to feel as close to the female gender as possible. There may be some misgivings, but that does not mean you cannot get past them. I love wearing tasteful Jeans (skinny or flare), T-shirts, skirts that are short enough, blouses and dresses. Women’s clothing designed for men kind of cements the division of male and female gender roles and makes us feel ugly. We want to Embrace our feminine side, not make it feel uncomfortable. Here is a thought: Don’t women wear men’s clothing sometimes to feel close to their male friends or husbands/ boyfriends and somehow be like them? Why can’t we do the same thing? There is no male clothing DESIGNED for females is there? Maybe. But I guarantee it is not authentic. If you want to be a girl go “straight for the horses mouth” and get the real thing. I guarantee you will feel much better about yourself.

By: William

William — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 06:01:55 +0000

I love girls clothes, but I have often wondered what it would be like to wear panties that was made for men. For me I think it would be worth cheking out dresses made for men and stuff. Maybe I could dress up in kind of a guys and girls clothes combo.

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:54:18 +0000

Skirts, Dresses & Panties For Men?

There are several sides to this issue we need to consider, those who wish to present as men, those who wish to present as women and those persons who present as both. So, I’d like to see dresses and skirts become unisex pieces of clothing and not just the exclusively worn by females.

There are manly men who wear manly skirts and dresses. Check your history and you will find many examples of this for hundreds if not thousands of years, although they may have different names. These men wish to present as men with no feminine aspirations. They are not cross-dressing as they wish to present as men.

Then there are men who wish to emulate females and should be known as cross-dressers. They like to wear feminine clothing in private or in public. Many go to great lengths to look and act like women. Most do not wish to become women permanently, which is a common misconception.

Then there are bi-gender persons who feel both male and female inside. They may dress in both male and female clothing to more accurately represent themselves to society.

This is why I want to see dresses and skirts become unisex. Just as pants have now become unisex I see this happening to all clothing in time. We as a society need to re-examine our perceptions of gender. It is not as black and white as it has been taught to us. We need to be sensitive to every person on how they wish to present themselves to society and respect them.

By: Blake

Blake — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 21:37:06 +0000

I wear a skirt everyday,to work and when im not at work.I am just the same person as if i was wearing jeans,which i dont wear but maybe once a month at most.You should try it some time,then you would know why guys like skirts.And just a FYI,women adopted the skirt from the mens wardrobe,AND it wasnt until the 1930’s or so til women wore pants when women first started wearing pants,and they had the risk of being arrest.Do a google search on the history of the skirt.Dont be affraid.And most women like to see a guy in a skirt.As of last night i was standing in line at the cash register,the was a woman behind me and she said,” i really like your skirt” i then said ” thanks”.I told her “im was tired of just wearing pants”,she then said“i dont blame you,skirts are much better”….so give it a try,you will see what i am saying…

By: terry

terry — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 00:11:04 +0000

I am male 60 years old and have been wearing skirts and dresses and slips and braws and panties for a long time now since about 14 yrs old. I love to feel feminine evan though I have fathered 3 children I sure wich the western countries would wake up and see it doesn’t matter what you wear as long as you are a good person .I would never hurt any body you can do what ever you desire just do not hurt another living thing.I how ever do have a wife that found some of my garments once behind the seat of my pick up and just came a part about it.Ihad to lie and they belonged to a girl I gave a ride to only because I know she would not understand my predicument.Love terriannlucher@rocketmail.com

By: JohnN

JohnN — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 14:55:44 +0000

After having read the latest additions, just few thoughts:
- A skirt does go well with a normal shirt, tie and jacket
- I tend to wear a skirt with either hold ups or thights
- shoes: normal shoes I have worn always with trousers due to difficulty of obtaining e.g. boots beyond size 11 US unless one looks at sexy/tv boots etc. I recently tried size 14 US with various suppliers but had to conclude that the actual size and sizing info don’t coincide. Even the info provided by Pleaser on the box was not in line with the actual sizing; e.g. US 14 (womens size)UK 11; EU 44; 28cm. Last three were blacked out but still legible.
As I’m rather tall myself and have run into women who tend to be as tall or even taller (>6’6″) I do wonder why the producers have not adapted to the new demand. With the cold I wouldn’t mind to have a pair low heeled knee high boots to protect my ankles against the cold.
Why the skirt? Just comfort, no pressure on the family jewels while sitting, especcially during long distance driving.

By: Pete

Pete — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 01:47:32 +0000

Okay, back to the question, skirts, dresses, panties and bras for men. Would you wear them?
In general I like to wear what is comfortable for me and my body. If there is no need for bras I would not wear it, if I feel comfortable in a dress or skirt or panties, I wear them. Easy, don’t you think.
If other men like to change into high heels and bra, it must be their decision, and they do not have to apologize for that. It is their feeling and we are created differently,mi accept that all and never will judge about feelings.

By: john

john — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 18:03:16 +0000

Jessica I enjoyed your video I’m too a crossdresser and the question is where do I find short skirts for plus size. I’m about 326 lbs and I need to find out where you get Skirts (short) Clothing, wigs , panties/ pantyhose and Shoes ( high Heels) I’m a 12 In a mans shoe Tell me what size to I get in a womans shoe Thanks again john

By: Herby

Herby — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 20:25:01 +0000

What kind of problem is that? What I am wearing is just my own will and not a problem for other people. They might think what ever they like, that is their right! But it is my right to wear I like, what is comfortable for me. That is the only thing what really counts.

I am wearing skirts and dresses whenever I feel for, and panties are just underwear…. not for public. So what’s the heck?
I do not have to explain why I am wearing it, it’s my personal thing because I am a man.

By: Breanna

Breanna — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 01:31:04 +0000

Nevernew, u must be lucky to have a wife you described. I can’t understand women and wife’s which try to regulate what/husband should wear. I think nobody knows the other body nor real soul in it, so the only way is to decide whatever they like to wear by themselves.
My husband enjoys wearing nice clothes, silky underwear and stockings/nylons. And there is nothing what could bother me because he wears it as a man, and showing up with this clothes in his manly behave shows me how strong he is, and how wonderful he looks in this kind of clothes. Nothing girly but a touch of feminity, that counts. He came late to this point changing himself, he was already over 50 years old. But since he’s wearing “his” adopted clothes he is much closer to me, and we enjoying both the time much more now.

By: nevernew

nevernew — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 01:37:58 +0000

I don’t want to be a girl or woman but I love their possibilities of dressing. Since I was 1 I remember that I was crying when I had to wear fabrics in cotton or wooly clothes. I only wear silky underwear and later used only nylons instead of socks. Later my parents found out that I have such a sensitive skin that I could not wear anything in cotton.
Since 1985 I added skirted garments to my wardrobe, I am married and we have 3 children. My wife support me all the time because she love it when I feel comfortable.