I truly believe that what you wear on the outside doesn't reflect who you are on the inside. With that being said, why is it bad to like to wear nice clothing, male or female? I understand all points that are made by Pythos and Veronica, who are taking a bit of the opposite approach. Clothes don't make you feminine or masculine. You can wear "guyish or manly" clothes and be feminine. You can wear "girly or pretty" clothes and be masculine. It's your approach to life that matters the most. How you feel about equality for all individuals. Like Dr. King states, can't we view people from the content of their character rather than their skin or what they wear?
Most people don't know this, but the original skin heads were from New York. They were part of the new punk rock scene of the early 80's. They included African American's and Caucasians, and were highly motivated by equality. It wasn't until later that different factions took this look into being for white power. Now because of what society has constructed a skin head look, the original movement by them is forever lost as being a racist movement. The point is that you can't judge a book by it's cover, and just because some people have took a positive image and turned it into a negative doesn't mean every person who appears that way is like that now is a negative human being.
Like I said before, I like to look nice no matter I'm male or female. It doesn't dictate my likes, tastes, or beliefs.
