How Would I Dress If Nobody Was Judging Me?
Having tried wearing clothing items specifically designed for women, I have found them to be comfortable, easy to wear, and relaxing.
Let’s be honest: there are millions of blokes out there fed up with men’s fashion, guys who are fed up with toxic masculinity and the feminist agenda.
Men often feel restricted in expressing themselves, primarily through clothing and accessories, because society hasn’t offered them many choices in this area.
These guys, including myself, face the risk of significant community backlash and rejection from family or employers, so they often dress in secret or, judging by the numerous photos taken there, in hotel rooms.
I don’t want to be like that. I want to be open about this and wear what I feel comfortable in. I don’t want to wear dresses and sexy lingerie in secret.
I am very fortunate that my journey has been widely accepted by my lovely wife, business colleagues and friends.
Just as women have won the right to wear what they like, right down to micro bikinis, I have the right to dress as I choose.
A woman in pants is no more of a threat to society or children than a man in a skirt or dress. There will always be predators, but they are a small minority.
I'm happy to say that I wear skirts everywhere, from seeing clients to attending events and shopping, which has become second nature to me now. The next step is to develop the same level of comfort with wearing dresses.
I am the same person irrespective of what I wear. Safety and modesty aside, I am as capable of doing my job or being a husband, a parent, a child, or a grandchild, irrespective of what I wear.
I love myself enough to step out and show the world I’m a decent human being exercising my right to be different, to be and do what’s right for me.
Married men like me, who wear or want to wear lingerie, must consistently walk on eggshells. Many, like me, must hide this from society as we are concerned that they would be met with unkind disapproval, disgust, and mockery, even to the point of questioning their sexuality.
Clothes have no gender, and we need to start expressing more about how hot men can look in lingerie, dresses, skirts, or whatever.
I’m a real man, and I’m not ashamed of being girly, wearing panties, dressing like a woman, or even fantasising that I’m a woman.
I know; it’s a niche. Some people enjoy feeling a sense of humiliation. I get it. But here’s the thing: isn’t this kind of rhetoric just as demeaning of women as it is an attempt to demoralise a man?
Real men should want to be like women.
Women are firm but soft, exciting but elegant, sensational, sexy, compassionate, endearing, and just plain awesome.
So, whereas I understand the sentiment, I stand by the belief that a man who is true to himself could likely be in such awe of women that he constantly wishes, wants, dreams, and dresses to emulate them.
I'm straight. Clothes don’t define who I am. Clothes are just what you choose to wear. Wearing a skirt or a dress doesn’t mean you're gay. Who really cares about what you wear?
I want to wear all kinds of dresses or skirts freely and match them with jewellery, makeup, and some masculine items. It’s exciting, and I can help redefine masculinity. What an incredible journey this could be!
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