You're dead on about that; I guess I didn't express that well enough in my post. :D (That was my point of actually "checking up" on a supposedly LGBT-friendly place before going in.)
I guess I'm also talking from lucky experience. The blatantly gay hairstyler I went to seemed to really get what I was going for, but I don't doubt that he's a diamond in the rough.
For the clothes, I didn't mean there were no male/female differences to those styles, but rather it's more "acceptable" for genders to switch it up. A lot of the boys wear women's style skinny leg jeans (like myself), while some of the girls wear really baggy men's pants, etc. I feel it's the best way for somebody new to ease into the public sphere, especially if they're already into the style(s).
Now see, I didn't know that about you, lil' bro! Maybe if you'd post a picture every once in a while...:DOriginally Posted by Thornton





