Female Clothing vs. Male Clothing

[Samantha43]

Today I'm working at my home office wearing my black skirt suit with nice makeup, jewelry and heels. My nails are done and not a hair is out of place. I'm loving the way I look and feel.

I really like being all dressed up as a woman and really dislike being dressed up as a man. I only own one men's suit and have only worn it twice in the last several years to a funeral and class reunion. I have several women's skirt suits and wear them quite often.

I'm not really a slob as a male, actually quite the opposite. I just don't like men's dress clothes.

I do dress casually and comfortably as a woman at times, but being dressed up is so much more satisfying.

Can anyone relate?

[Suzette Muguet de Mai]

Nope, as a male I dress in boardshorts and holed t-shirt. As a female the holed t-shirt is fishnet and the boardies are "pedal pushers". Don't you just hate terms.

[Cynthia Anne]

I can relate to the dress up part! The only trouble I have is when I'm working on a car and laying on the dirty floor and I get grease on my dress or someone is trying to look up my skirt! GIRL! I hate that

[kimdl93]

Totally! I wear men's clothing as an obligation. Whether I'm working, as today (black skirt and sweater, stockings, heels, make up and jewelry) or casual, I'm dressed en femme. I strongly prefer the former - even when my wife and I are just having dinner alone.

[AllieSF]

I can partially relate. I, however, am equally comfortable in my male and female clothes. I like my male suits and dress up clothes as well as my tried and true regular guy stuff. Then when I dress up en femme, I enjoy trying to have that almost perfect look. Once out of the house, my worrying and fretting about my look is all done. I only worry about my lipstick being fresh, my hair in place and that my skirt is not tucked up into my undergarments, nor do I have a piece of toilet paper trailing behind me as I exit the Lady's room!

[Jennifer Devine]

I don't like wearing men's dress clothes at all! Way too uncomfortable especially when you have to tuck your shirt in!
I find women's suits much more comfortable and the good thing is if you have a blouse on with them, you don't have to tuck it in and the fabric is much lighter and comfortable.

[Billie Jean]

I hate monkey suits and ties. Billie Jean

[Pythos]

Men's dress clothes are horribly borring. They are truly shapeless, and pretty much the same as any other man's clothes. I love feminine dress clothes, they are different for the most part, do not hide the build of the wearer for the most part, and are fun to wear.

[Eryn]

There's a very good reason that we refer to male clothing as "drab". The whole purpose of male dress clothing is to provide a neutral backdrop for the beautiful clothing the women get to wear.

[2SpeedTranny]

Eh. Growing up, we always had to dress up for church... which meant dress clothes, ties, etc. I'm not sure which I hated more, the dressing up or the church. Either way, it seems to have left a rather indelible mark on me, and I still can't stand either to this day. I own one suit, which I've worn maybe twice in 8 years. I'd get rid of it, but ya never know.

I did buy a woman's skirt suit recently, but haven't worn it yet. Wanted to try that "sexy librarian" look. :)

There are guy clothes I'm rather fond of... carpenter jeans, hiking boots, Utilikilts, BDUs, anything Carhartt... but don't come near me with a necktie. :O

[christinac]

I'm looking very forward to the day when I can BURN all my mens clothing!

[alyssaenglefield]

No wonder male clothes are at the back of the fashion catalogue - they're actually very bland. And just walking around the University of Otago campus - the guys look like they've just got out of bed, while the girls are impeccably dressed.

If fact, the only time I haven't seen girls impeccably dressed at uni is in the laboratories - cold weather, health and safety regulations (hair back, lab coat, safety glasses, closed-in shoes), and a blanket ban on nylon tights means the girls look like like the guys, but still, they are better dressed.

(The images they showed us in the safety briefing of a leg of a girl who accidentally spilled strong sulphuric acid on her nylons has scarred many students for life. Melted nylon and extensive third-degree burns are not pretty!)

[erickka]

Sure can, Samantha! I dress in baggy jeans and colored t shirts as a male and find it UNCOMFORTABLE as hell. I slip into a skirt or nice fiting girl jeans with sensible heels and a comfy top, and I'm in heaven. The clothing materials and cut is just more comfortable for me, and I just feel better in them.

[sissystephanie]

Since I am a man who sells Insurance, I do wear suits and ties quite often. But I don't really mind. I do like to dress up, and don't care whether it is in drab or female clothes! But I will admit that I am more comfortable in female clothing, which is the reason that I crossdress!!

[Tina B.]

Male clothing is because I have to, wife sees that I have something decent to wear, I don't remember the last time I bought anything male. Female is for fun and feeling good about myself, so I find myself shopping for womens clothing all the time. I got rid of my last suit, last year, it hadn't fit me in years anyway.
Tina B.