Quote Originally Posted by bi_weird View Post
I'm sure she'd've told me straight up to stop dressing this way because she can't deal with it.
I don't understand this. I figured people would think I'm weird or whatnot, but I didn't expect this feeling that other people feel threatened by my clothing. Why do they find it scary that I'm dressing away from the norm?
I think it also have to do with: woman feel atrackted to men. And men to woman.

Maybe it is then, if you're a woman and you dress like a men. And behave like one, then you are more closely to the men than the woman. (sexuality perspective) So maybe those woman see you as a another woman who fits more with the men around here. And in nature, everyone wants to find a mate. Another woman is a treat. Espacialy if she fits much more by the male.