Just read Jenniferathome's post on how accepting and helpful a 70 year old S.A. was when she was buying a dress. Even though it's so great to hear a woman that age that was raised in old school thinking was so accepting, open minded and positive about males crossdressing into female clothing makes one wonder why some are comfortable with it and others aren't. Let me share some of my encounters. While trying on and walking around the store in women's shoes in Payless, Burlington, D.S.W. and Rack Room the women middle age and up were accepting, saw nothing wrong with me wearing heels and boots and complimentary. After buying 3 inch heels in Payless and walking around the mall I passed some teenagers and twenties females and I was the target of a lot of their laughter, they couldn't have orgasmed any better. Males have never noticed. The younger generation should be more accepting with their gender fluid and from A to Z clothing, haircuts and appearance; the older gen. should be more conservative in old school dressing and repulsed in a man wearing anything female. I would really like to know what's going on in women's minds when seeing a man wearing what is sold in the women's department. Like why are some accepting and others not, same for wives. Anybody have an opinion on "How They Think Women See Us Today" in this anything goes world; for example your answers could be and also address:
1/ 15% like it, 75% don't care one way or the other, they don't condemn or compliment and 10% are repulsed.
Also
1/ Why shouldn't men wear bikini swim suits just like women (why do men's suits go from waist to below knees and women wear string bikinis)
2/ What's wrong with men wearing tapered heel women's boots with girl boot cut jeans (women's boots make your foot look smaller and you prefer "the look" even though it's sold as women's.