Are you male or female? You no longer have to be either, at least in New South Wales Australia, where local government has taken a great leap forward in allowing the option of no gender to be assigned on birth certificates. This allows people born without clear gender, those who ally themselves with neither the masculine or feminine to live as they wish to, neutrally.
Neither Male nor Female | The Neutral Gender Has Arrived
gender issuesPanty Thieves Are Everywhere
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I published a hub about His n’ Her panties just yesterday. It was a hub that suggested men who like lingerie buy two sets when they go shopping, so as to share lingerie with their girlfriends and wives without actually sharing the same lingerie. The idea was to save women the problem of having their husbands and boyfriends stealing their lingerie without their knowledge, a practice which I cannot, in good conscience, lend any support to. (Though I am well aware that it will not stop many of you hardened panty criminals out there.)
Lingerie Revolutions | His n’ Her Panties
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Lingerie is everywhere. It’s in stores, on washing lines, in launderettes and lurking in the drawers of most every woman you know. It is therefore understandably tempting for a man who is attracted to lingerie to sneak into his girlfriend’s panty drawer and have a secret dress up session. Yes. It’s true. We all know it is true.
The Enviable Freedom Of Men Who Wear Women’s Lingerie
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You may not be aware of this, but lingerie can breed. One starts of with a reasonable number of bras and panties, but before one knows what is happening, drawers are overflowing with lacy garments, many of which will never be worn. Clearly the problem stems from over breeding in your lingerie drawer. How else could there possibly be so much lingerie? You wouldn’t have deliberately gone out and bought piles of lingerie that you’ve never had the time or inclination to wear, would you?
Men Wearing Beards And Dresses
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One of the hardest things for men who like feminine clothing is the fact that they often have manly traits that make the feminine clothing seem, well, unfeminine. In particular, an abundance of body hair often gets in the way, cluttering up the place and creating a clash of the worlds that some men find problematic.
The best solution, in my limited opinion, is to simply embrace the contrast. There’s nothing like a lovely handlebar mustache above a sweet pink nylon nightgown.
How On Earth Did I Miss Keifer Sutherland In A Dress?
fun with femininityThe Toga: An Acceptable Dress For Men
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If a man of a certain (college) age wishes to wear a dress without arousing the suspicions or derision of his peers, he calls for a toga party. After one graduates, Togas must generally be put aside for fancy dress parties and Halloween. However, is there really any reason that men should not recover the old Roman fashions and a little bit of their un-bifurcated fashion glory?
Black Men Wearing Dresses vs White Men Wearing Dresses
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I told you I’d return to this issue, and so I have. Here’s a bit of a breakdown about race, gender issues and men who wear dresses for personal fulfillment or alternatively, to be laughed at.
This article came to be after I watched a video clip of Dave Chapelle talking about a time he refused to wear a dress in a movie. He went on to explain that he felt that Hollywood always tried to put strong black men in dresses for amusement value and that it was, on some level, degrading to black men. “They put every black man in the movies in a dress at some point in his career,” Chapelle says.
A Relatable Comic
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Why Does Hollywood Always Put Black Men In Dresses?
gender issuesA pretty darned interesting video, beginning with Dave Chapelle noting that Hollywood is always putting black men in dresses, and then moving onto a montage of black male actors en femme. I’ll probably return to this topic in the future, but for now, lets watch and ponder….
Tired of Silk? Try Asbestos Lingerie
vintage fashion, vintage lingerie, what fun!Ah, science. Thou art awesome, but occasionally you do lead us astray. A Popular Science article from 1929 predicts that ’silk’ gowns made out of asbestos may be the next major fashion fad.
The article begins:
Shimmering dresses that look like silk but are insulated against acid and fire were forecast recently by Professor Paul Q. Card
Why Men Must Dress Nicely
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Ah, nothing like a misandric assumption to begin an article with, n’est ce pas?
As I personally lack the vapid, shallow sort of mindset that making these sorts of statements requires, I’ve taken the liberty of borrowing the following findings from the most excellent, fashion4nerds.com
Fun and games are about to ensue, read more!
