I was noticing lately that few men seem to have long hair any more.
Question #1: Is society changing (again)?
#2: Are crossdressers changing?
In the 60s and 70s a lot of young men like me then grew long hair as a protest against militancy in society, i.e. objecting to unjust wars. For me it also made me feel girlier, which I liked.
#3: In the 80s long hair was still pretty common on men. Then what happened? Was it still common in the 90s? I'm just noticing now that it seems very uncommon suddenly. I didn't notice when the change came along. Or is my impression wrong? Is it still about as common as before?
#4: How do younger and older CDs feel about:
long hair
ear rings
piercings
tattoos
other (whatever oddity comes to mind)
Please state if you're an older or younger CD and what changes you see or know of.
#5: If society comes to accept crossdressing, like it did long hair, at least for a time, will the acceptance last or fade? Do we need to be vigilant to keep our freedom to CD?
My feelings about
long hair: love it, but wish I weren't bald on top
ear rings: never tried em, but may try the kind with clasps or whatever they're called some day
piercings: I don't care for that idea
tattoos: I've thought of getting a tattoo to make my bald head look like it has nice hair, but I'd only do it if it were cheap and organic. I'm also thinking of permanent makeup for my eyebrows and maybe eyelids, if it's organic.
other: shrug?
I'm an OLDER CD and I hope we're changing to being more accepting.