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    Mrs Peel, We're needed jennifer41356's Avatar
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    only rock n roll t-shirts:D:D:D:D:D

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    Men's clothes are nearly all I wear! I always say Men's clothes are more practical, Women's clothes are more fun!

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    That is an affirmative
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    I find that now when I visit any store Walmart to Macy's, I head to the women's section first and brouse around to see what's new. After that its a quick trip through the men's section and out the door.

    Men's clothing is soooo unexciting. I'll take a cute skirt and a top over almost any male clothing.

    Jen

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    [SIZE="3"]It pains me to have to spend hard earned money on men's clothes and will only do so when my neccesary mens things are in taters

    Kelsy
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    Yesterday my wife had a big shopping spree
    at the mall and showed me all of the pretty
    clothes she bought.
    She then pulled out 3 pairs of cotton men's
    Hanes underwear she bought for me.
    Yuck, is all I could think.
    So glad I'm wearing my Olga nylon panties, now.

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    Yes, I love my male clothing. But on the otherhand, my femm side luvs those darn little items that I just don't like to live without.
    No, those are my Panties]

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    Quote Originally Posted by melissacd View Post
    As a follow up to my thread on feeling uncomfortable shopping in the men's department and seeing that many of you just don't like buying male clothing, my next question is (and I know what my answer is - because my femme side tells me everything, we are kinda close to each other that way...errr I digress)...

    Are there any of you who actually enjoy male clothing at all?
    I love male clothing! On a cute guy, that is, not on me. I don't own any male things, and I haven't worn any in about 10 years - I've been full time for 7 years in May, and before that I wore all sorts of unisex women's things for a long time.

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    mens clothes

    mens clothes ooooh-my-god-YUK i agree with staycee womens dress line be the GG/you need to be --- so much fashion-color-and delicacy really a nice pair of BVD-UNS---OMG------girls gone ugly you go girl hugs/xxxxxxx angela52

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    I like men's clothes. Except for suits and ties, men's clothes are generally more physically comfortable. I find women's jeans, for example, rather uncomfortable because ... ahem ... there just ain't enough room where it counts! I posted somewhere else about this, but women's clothes are more comfortable from a psychological standpoint when I'm feeling like I'm in girl mode, but men's clothes are also psychologically comfortable when I'm in guy mode.

    Of course, women's clothes are far more fun and exciting, and I do have a dress and some skirts that are more comfortable than ANYTHING in my closet -- male or female. But I certainly don't dislike men's clothing -- except when I'm wearing them when I'm feeling girly!

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    I suppose in a functional way. Suit and tie for work, jeans and t-shirt at home. But it takes me 2 minutes to buy a t-shirt; 2 hours to buy a dress. That probably says it all.
    I strut my stuff, I feel so proud,
    I need to shout, to scream out loud,
    I am Tricia I am she,
    I am who I want to be

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    Well women's underwear never fits quite right [call it bum floss]...so I'd have to to say yeah, I prefer men's style underwear...who cares about lines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie Scott View Post
    I like men's clothes. Except for suits and ties, men's clothes are generally more physically comfortable. I find women's jeans, for example, rather uncomfortable because ... ahem ... there just ain't enough room where it counts! I posted somewhere else about this, but women's clothes are more comfortable from a psychological standpoint when I'm feeling like I'm in girl mode, but men's clothes are also psychologically comfortable when I'm in guy mode.

    Of course, women's clothes are far more fun and exciting, and I do have a dress and some skirts that are more comfortable than ANYTHING in my closet -- male or female. But I certainly don't dislike men's clothing -- except when I'm wearing them when I'm feeling girly!
    ties should be banned from existence...

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    No,no,no!!!!!!!!!!!
    Ladies have a GREAT time!
    Smile GOD LOVES you!!!
    GOD BLESS US ALL!!!
    AMY Hepker

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    I hate mens clothes

    I hate them so much I don't even own any. Even my uniforms at work are womens clothes,womens uniform slacks and T shirts style. I get my work shoes from payless shoes and yes women's work shoes. Wear my bra and panties under them always. If I can't wear fem then I'll have to go naked!!!

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    i may be different than most, which is okay. i treasure both my masculinity and feminity, and so yes, men's clothing is definitely a winner for me.

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    a guy in a skirt KimberlyS's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by CharleneT View Post
    OK, maybe I'm strange, but I love both
    Count me in as strange also. Being a person who is and has always been as far back as I can remember, I am a mix of masculine and feminine. You could say I dress like many GG's do. I dress to fit my mood and tasks of the day.
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    Just trying to find a balance for my son and myself.

    Standard disclaimer: Going out of the house was right for me, it may or may not be right for you. If you've got no desire to leave the house, that's fine, I'm not trying to push you out the door. But for those who've been yearning to do so, I just want to let you know the world may not be as scary a place as you think.

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    I usually enjoy wearing both men and womens clothes but mostly mens.

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    I rather enjoy dressing Sharp. In male mode, I think I prefer the business casual look. Quite often I've been known to enjoy a jacket with a collarless shirt and decent pants. Although I indulge, like everyone else in Florida, in doing basic "slob," cutoffs, flip-flops, and ratty, it's not a preferred way to be dressed.

    En femme, I like dresses and heels, and prefer something a bit glamorous. So we can safely say that my two persona's are comfortable in either mode. We're just picky about what we wear, when we're in that mode.


    Peace and Love, Joanie

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    I shop for what is comfortable and I am always looking for a sale. I know who I am and clothing isn't going to change a thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StayceeCD View Post
    A BIG NO!!! UGLY!! Just horrible! Just look at going to a formal event.. Guys get to wear what? a black tux.. OOOHH How exciting! But women get to wear beautiful gowns of various colors, gorgeous jewelry, the bag HAS to match and my god.. The SHOES!! I'm getting dizzy thinking of it! I'm going to a formal TG event in Long Island in a couple weeks and can hardly breathe thinking about it! I will post pics!!
    .....I cant think of anything to add, you said it all girl

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    I'm trying to buy better looking guy stuff

    I'm buying better looking guy stuff these days. But whenever I do buy some dude apparel that's a little bit out of the ordinary (Oh my, is that an all black dress shirt?), then it's like, what's wrong with you? Are you a dandy or something?

    Jeese O' Pete, I can't win.

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    I don't mind them...

    Well, I can't say that I hate guy clothing. I think that I clean up okay (in drab), and can look 'presentable', when the need is required of me. That being said however, I wouldn't say it's a coincidence that my Tracy closet has three times the amount of clothing. (and like EIGHT times the amount of shoes!)
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    Not me.

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    male cloths

    Melissa I think your right I just dont feel good in male attire ans as for buying it.....forget it, whereas shopping for fem things I can spend days at it, well thats if my Visa can take the strain

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