Quote Originally Posted by leonal123 View Post
Just like women don't take it as an insult to wear pants and its part of their ward robe, do you think guys will be able to dress up in skirts and heels at work?
I don't think the analogy is valid. Women took a piece of the male wardrobe (pants) but converted it into a female item. Although there are unisex pants (and t-shirts, and jackets, etc.) there are also clearly female versions of them. Crossdressers try to look like a woman. Most women don't try to look like a man.

Quote Originally Posted by leonal123 View Post
1. Do you think in next 10 years, cross dressing would be considered normal at work place?
And where is your workplace? Is it a corporate office in New Yawk City or a construction site in Lagos, Nigeria?

I don't think the flavor of crossdressing we practice will ever be truly popular. Accepted, or tolerated, in urban environments, maybe. Now if men as a whole adopt a piece of feminine clothing -say skirts- and turn it into an ordinary piece of male clothing, then yes. That's what happened with small earrings in the 80s, and yet if you wear a long dangling earring today you'll be labeled as a cd.