No, I'm not and I don't have any intention to do so. I'm still the same man whether dressed in my ordinary or women's clothes. With that said, I have always dressed in more feminine clothes than my exgirlfriends who almost never had worn skirts or dresses during our time together.
When i guy mode, no, but when in Alice mode, FAR more femininely dressed than the vast huge majority in the area i live in!
"Are you more Feminine in dress and mannerisms than the Women in your life ?"
The women in my life have been female all their lives. They don't have to wear high heels or overdo their makeup to feel feminine. Naked, they are feminine. In shorts and a T shirt they are feminine.
I, on the other hand, have to go to a lot of work to look feminine. My goal is to look like a normal woman, not someone going out for a night on the town so my normal dress is "casual but feminine". Still, to remotely pull it off I have to "dress up" more than the women in my life.
How can a man be more feminine than a woman, and to try and say that your are more feminine than the women in your life if beyond belief!!Quote:
Are you more Feminine in dress and mannerisms than the Women in your life ?
Mmmm!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandra
Can't say!! Not a Girl! Don't count! Not Femme?
WHAT?
I will agree I wear a dress more often than my wife. Except for going to a wedding or funeral my wife wears pants and tops which exude femininity. Me? Since I am stuck in the 1950's and 1960's in my mindset I am always attired in a dress, hose and heels and all the proper undergarments. Does that create femininity? Not by a long shot. Anyone looking at me will see a man in a dress. I may not feel that way. I may delude myself into believing I am an age appropriate attractive woman, but, I am not.
I've mentioned several times before on this site in response to similar questions I saw a very young woman getting out of the cab of a cement mixer. She was petite and well proportioned. She was wearing a flannel shirt, jeans, steel toed boots, safety vest and hard hat. She was an extremely feminine creature. The air surrounding her left no doubt she had the approval of any male watching her. She was a woman who was beyond feminine whether dressed like that or in a dress and heels or the wardrobe God gave her when she was born.
I look at some of the picture postings on the Internet of attractive cross dressing men. Some are drop dead gorgeous. Of course, there is no opportunity to observe them as to their walk and talk. Femininity is a package deal that does not just include wearing the clothes, makeup and wig/hair.
Only in my dreams. I'm not even the most feminine guy at the Highland Games. The clothes I like to Xdress in are much more feminine than what most women would stoop to wearing but my motives for wearing them are totally different than theirs. What women do is none of my business.
A man dressing and copying mannerisms of a women does not make him more "feminine" than "women in his life". Copying the weather ladies in their dresses does not equate to a lifetime of living as a woman. It just means you try harder to act feminine.
Maybe time for a reality check.
When I'm all dolled up, I'm dressed more typically feminine than any of my girl friends. Unfortunately, there no way I could ever really reach their height of true femininity. I've come to see them more as an ideal to look up to, rather than a point to reach. I think I'm happier for that. Rather than focusing on "measuring up", I get to focus on the simple aspects that really make me happy.
I would not say I am more feminine. I do find myself watching my posture more and the position of my legs and feet while sitting at my deks. I do actively bend at the knees to pick something up.
I do walk better in heels than my wife though 😜
Right on! It's called grace which is something that is most difficult to emulate and very few of us possess without effort.Quote:
Originally Posted by char GG
I would sat that my wife is far more womanly than I - as it should be. but I have nice outfits...good makeup and I think I do OK presenting a fair image.
I think many of us simply go 'over the top' a bit because we know that we aren't female, and need to adopt the clothes (& hairstyles), behaviors (putting on makeup,etc.), mannerisms and other personality quirks that we associate with being female, in order to feel that way ourselves. It simply relieves the gender dysphoria....temporarily, at least.
Hi Robbie :hugs:, This sounds like a trick question with no right answer...:daydreaming:...
I would say there is definitely a right answer, and if you think it is yes, then you got it wrong.
Well when i dress ,,sometimes my wife indicate that I can be very sexy ....she does not like that ,,,,yet the body is easy ..but the beautiful feminine face is very difficult to be ....