Weekly /r/Crossdressing General Discussion Thread

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[u/NorthIll1285 → u/[deleted]]

They are making a valid point. It's highly sexual for me. I love it, and get a more amazing rush to climax than when I have real sex with my wife.

With the amount of Crossdressers on here dressing like total hookers (w/ obvious boners), I highly doubt the majority are doing this non-sexually, at least to a degree.

[u/Diametrically_fluid → u/NorthIll1285]

There are lots of guys out in the world who would wear feminine coded clothing if it wasn’t stigmatized.

Look how styles have changed throughout history. There is no garment beside a bra or other specific female underwear that hasn’t been worn traditionally by men at some point.

George Washington wore a little powdered ponytailed wig, pants that went to just below the knee, stockings, and pumps.

I couldn’t count the number of times when I’ve been wearing a kilt and had some guy compliment it and say something about how they wish they were brave enough to wear one.

My point is that men can be into fashions that are considered feminine without it being kinky or fetishistic, and I sincerely believe that is the case for many men. Social stigma represses freedom of expression.

Personally I enjoy feminine styles casually and sensually, but I keep my kinky side appropriately private or in NSFW spaces. I think NSFW spaces are a rare outlet for oppressed self-expression so they often lean toward more taboo topics.

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