Crossdressing

[SchwarzRozen]

I'm kind of a weird person in terms of my gender and sexual orientations. I've always had one thing that I kind of found fun and interesting to watch or participate in ever sense I was around 15-16.

It doesn't matter if its a girl dressing up in a Tuxedo, or a guy in a summer dress. I kind of like the reverse gender clothing roles a lot, and find it very entertaining to watch, and even attractive if it is done in such a matter xD


Well.....
Have you crossdressed
Do you like Crossdressing
Would you cosplay as the oppsiite gender?


Yes, yes, and yes <3

Allrighty, hopefully this thread is ok with everyone, love you all
-Rozen

 

[Kura]

I've only crossdressed for cosplay. I consider crossdressing for girls not really to look like a tomboy, or have that tomboy style, but more to deliberately try and look like they are wearing menswear.

But yes, I've crossplayed a few times yes :3

 

[Nick]

I've never crossdressed. I've put shirts and things like that up my shirt and pretended I have boobs, but I've never worn a dress or anything like that. The thought of crossdressing makes me slightly uncomfortable. I don't think I'd do it for cosplaying, either.

 

[Jellicent♀]

My friends legit forced me into a dress that wouldn't even zip up because I have broad shoulders. The emotional scarring that came with it was terrible. ;;
But no, I don't wanna crossdress ever again. Like Nick, the thought of me doing it makes me uncomfortable. It's fine if someone else does it, but it isn't my sort of thing. Of course, I do have a women's shirt, but that's only because it has Sailor moon on it, and i got it in a size that would fit me more like a men's small, which I wear, so other than the sleeves, you can't really tell it's made for women.

 

[Mr Cat Dog]

I don't think I'd have an issue with crossdressing per se, but the thought of doing it in public would scare the bejeesus out of me. I have a lot of respect for drag queens and other cross-dressers, as if they go out in public with their full gear on, they must get a lot of emotional crap thrown at them wherever they go. Indeed, a year ago, there was a period of a few days where my friends thought it would be hilarious for me to walk into uni completely cross-dressed. While I flat-out refused to even consider the topic back then - and still probably wouldn't do it if asked today - there might come a point where I'd consider doing it for charity or something. Or just not in public. But that's probably a long way off in the future, to be honest...

 

[Magdalena~]

What classifies as crossdressing for me? xD

I never wear anything particularly feminine and I don't actually like dresses. I love skirts but I don't wear them very often and I prefer them with leggings. My legs are a disaster zone lol.
As for wearing male clothes, well yes I do that everyday. Most of my clothing is unisex or neutral-looking male/female clothes (I wear both girl jeans and boy jeans but none of them look particularly "feminine" or "masculine"). I wear men's shoes and I guess they're kind of masculine in shape, but they're always so colourful and pretty no one can take me seriously. xD The most masculine thing I really see myself wearing is a very nice flowy long-sleeved button-up shirt like this:

So, I don't think anything I wear would really ever classify as crossdressing anyway because I never go into extremes at all.

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Edit: @Drakow:

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[Overlord Drakow]

Cross dressing just isn't my thing. It just wouldn't look right for me.

A female wearing a suit is pretty hot though.

 

[psyanic]

I haven't crossdress and I don't think I will ever crossdress, not even for cosplay. But it's not that I'm against it or anything – if you crossdress and that's your thing, rock on – I just don't want to and I never found a reason to do so anyway. Besides, I don't think I'd look good in a dress or whatever.

 

[Sammi]

I haven't crossdressed in years, if at all. If I did it was for one of those school spirit days for cross-dressing. It's not something that interests me. The only traditional male clothes I'd want to wear is suits, but I'd rather wear a women's one since it'll probably look better on my body. Alas I don't have money for any kind of suit. If someone randomly gave me a suit and said "wear it" I'd totally be there though.
If I were to do cosplay, I'd cosplay as a male character I liked. But I don't cosplay. I'm far too lazy and don't have the money for it.

My roommate crossdresses, though. He doesn't do it in public, but he does it at home somewhat often. I don't find it weird. I'm a bit jealous he owns more skirts and dresses than me though. Oh well. :p

 

[Shining Raichu]

I wore my sister's tutu once. I was like three years old though, so I don't think that counts. There is a picture though, because my family are *******s.

But other than that, no I don't think I'd ever consider crossdressing. I don't have a problem with it, drag queens are awesome when they do it right like RuPaul, but it's not my thing.

And I don't cosplay and cosplayers in general annoy me for reasons that date back a year to when I was trapped in a large convention center full of them, so I wouldn't do it for cosplay either :P

 

[Hybrid Trainer]

I've never cross dressed before. I've gone as far as wearing my mums high heels when I was about five or six but who didn't do something like that at one point? I don't have a problem with cross dressers, I just have no real drive or reason to go out and get a pair of fake boobs and a sequin dress. If someone were to come up to me with an outfit and a person to do hair and make up and asked me if I wanted to be made to look like a woman/drag queen then I'd probably say sure, why not because honestly I'm quite curious about what I'd look like in drag after replying to this thread.

 

[Kano Shuuya]

I crossdress all the time?

By that I mean that I have gender issues, so I'm physically a chick, but I've pretty much ALWAYS dressed more male. Sometimes I dress in girly shirts, or sometimes in tighter jeans, but it's rare.. XD; when I do people look at me funny. Even at work, I follow the male dress code closer than the female one, and people don't seem to give a ****.
/shrug

I'm just me, I don't really think of it as crossdressing, though I guess technically it is.

 

[Captain Fabio]

I have no interest in crossdressing at all. Don't mind if others do it, but I have never even considered it.​

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[Her]

Aside from the childish joke of sticking sports balls or toiler paper or whatever up my shirt to imitate women, who in the minds of children all seem to have the boob size of Pamela Anderson, I've never participated in any crossdressing (well, that I can remember, at least). I wore the occasional dress purely for acting reasons when I was in a drama club at school, but, crossdressing at my own free will? No, no, no, no. That's not for me, bye!

 

[Treecko]

I had to crossdress for a play my sophomore year of high school, but that's about it. >.> It was originally a female part , a drunken actress name Gay Wellington, but the girl was gonna play the part dropped out. Since I went to an all boys school, a majority of cast were guys and there wasn't time to find a new girl, so therefore a guy had to replace her. My director sort of forced my to do it cause he know I wanted a bigger part. There was a part in the play where I passed out drunk on a couch, but a problem was, my wig and hat kept falling off. So my part ended being a drunk, crossdressing actor and my wig fell off on purpose to reveal I was actually male. Though I bet none of the audience got the joke. I was very nervous and uncomfortable being up on stage in a dress and heels, but I knew I was forced to do it.
On the topic, I would never crossdress unless I was forced to not at my own will. If I felt uncomfortable crossdress on stage for a play, then I would be even more uncomfortable doing it in public. I've stuffed towels , balls and clothes in my shirt and pretended to have boobs or be pregnant on my own will, but I was young(or being silly), and who doesn't do that when they're a kid? If I ever go cosplaying - not that I ever intend to - I would go as a male character. I have nothing against people who crossdress , cause that's they're choice of lifestyle. If they're comfortable with going out in public in a dress and a purse, then that's ok.

 

[Sheep]

Have you crossdressed?
Nope, never, even though I like it.

Do you like crossdressing?
Looks like I already answered that. >: I'll be more specific on my opinion, though: I like females wearing male clothing but not really the other way around as much. I've always found it awesome to see women in male suits/clothing haha. Female clothing like dresses and stuff just aren't as nice to look at imo (on guys).

Would you cosplay as the oppsite gender?
I might eventually. Always wanted to try it. Not sure if I'd go outside wearing those clothes, though. Maybe if it were a convention. XD; But one day I'm definitely going to dress up in some manly suit and walk around feeling all awesome. One day!!

 

[Ayselipera]

I was once a male character in a play when I was 11 and that's it. I think as a girl the closest I come to crossdressing in just everyday life is when I go out wearing jeans, sneakers, and a sweatshirt which I wouldn't even consider as doing so. It's just the most masculine clothing I ever wear.

Anywayyy, I don't have any desire to crossdress in the future unless it was some sort of event or joke type of thing.

 

[Kevin]

Like when I was three, I did.

But I honestly find it awkward now so I wouldn't ever do that, lol.

 

[Elite Overlord LeSabre™]

I'll do it at anime conventions and at Halloween, the two situations where I can get away with it without people looking at me thinking I'm *too* strange. In fact, I've used my Blue/Leaf crossplay outfit at the last three anime cons I've been to. I've done crossdressing several times before but it's not something I do regularly... just for the special events I mentioned above.

 

[Ephemeral Euphoria]

I tried on girl's pants once, and only once. I should have known better when I was 14 and still impressionable.