This is just a quick note to those of you who like reading my articles about fashion in general, not only those ones pertaining directly to men wearing women’s clothing, that I have a new site running that will have a great deal of fashion ideas, trends and even advice. It’s fashion editorial, Hope style
I know I said I wouldn’t be doing this anymore, and I don’t intend to do it too often, but I thought this article might be of interest to those of you who take an interest in the differences between men’s clothing and women’s clothing. This started off as an article about a purse, and morphed into one of my typical observational rants about clothing and gender inequality. You might enjoy it.
Purses never cease to amaze me. Actually the whole fact that women’s attire is still designed in such a way that the woman is functionally defenseless continues to amaze me.
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Found this on the Internet and just had to post it, a lovely advertisement that does more than just sell cars, it actually embraces modernity and the advancement of open hearts and minds. Lovely.
Because much of the objection to men wearing women’s clothing comes from women, I like to address the feminist issues associated with men wearing women’s clothing from time to time. It might surprise you that there are any feminist issues associated with men wearing dresses and lingerie. After all, isn’t it simply a men’s issue?
Once there was a man who always spoke in parables. We nailed him to a tree and then spent the next two thousand years regretting our harsh actions, so I make it a point to only occasionally speak in parables. This is the parable of the beige brassiere, feel free to form a cult like following around it.
It was a sunny Saturday morning and Reality was lurking in a hydrangea bush whilst it stared through the blinds of Steve’s humble first floor apartment. The blinds were drawn, which dissuaded most prying eyes, however to Reality, the spaces between the blinds were as wide as the rings of Saturn and it could see Steve as clearly as if they had been standing no more than a carbon atom’s breadth apart from one another.
As a panty scientist (with a white coat), I study panties day in day out. Some people say that’s strange. I say it’s a valuable use of oxygen and carbon atoms.
Stephen Hawking and other scientists with actual science degrees and their own chemistry sets say that the universe tends to chaos under the forces of entropy. My expert panty studies have revealed a similar truth in panties, however instead of tending towards chaos, it is clear that panties are tending towards nothingness. Indeed, I hypothesize that somewhere in the fashion universe there is a lingerie black hole steadily drawing panties towards it.
This is a two part post about the state of feminine fashion when it comes to men, and the reasons behind it. If you were looking for a reason to wear a dress, you’ll find it here.
What do you think when you hear the words, feminine fashion? Do you imagine skimpy skirts and tube tops? Do you imagine pretty lacy undergarments? Do you imagine long floral dresses? Do you imagine short shorts and a tank top? Perhaps you imagine jodhpurs and a riding jacket, or maybe a sharp two piece business suit?
Men must wear dresses. In fact, I would like to posit the theory that until all men are able to walk about in dresses without fear of mockery, losing their jobs or putting off potential mates, we will not have achieved freedom and equality in our societies.
When thinking about lingerie, it is important to think outside the box. You see, many of us get caught up in notions handed to us at birth, notions like the fact that the sky is blue, grass is green, girls wear panties and boys are left with whatever scraps of cotton are left over.
As many of you will know, I am something of a lingerie connoisseur who spends large amounts of time perusing Internet purveyors of lingerie. A trend that I could not help but notice was the fact that all over my favorite lingerie sites is splashed the reminder that mother’s day is May 9th. I quickly realized that this was not merely a helpful public service being provided by these purveyors of lingerie, rather it was an encouragement for me to purchase my mother some lingerie.
If you happen to be a guy who at some point developed a fascination with women’s clothing, you’ve probably spent a good deal of your life since that time feeling guilty and disliking yourself. I don’t say that because I’m some guru with a deep insight human nature, but because I’m a human with eyes, and any human with eyes can see that if there’s anything that modern living sets us up for, its feeling guilty and giving us reasons for disliking ourselves.
Wearing a pretty bow in your hair is a no-lose way to look instantly fashionable, no matter what gender you are. Whilst females may find bows more accessible, because they grew up having ‘girly’ things shoved in their face on such a regular basis that they eventually started to feel guilty and weird if they didn’t look pretty and feminine, men have a solid historical claim to bows that cannot, and in this article, shall not, be overlooked.
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