My boyfriend wants me to dress like a girl?!?
My boyfriend and I are trying a bunch of kinky stuff. Lol. He's more experienced than I am. He's 37, I'm 25. He wants to take me on vacation after Christmas so we can be alone to do our business. He said he wants me to wear heels tights and skirts and paint my nails. He thinks I'd make a cute girl and I have the *** and legs for it. I've already know how to walk in heels from when I helped my sister learn to. But I'm curious as to why he'd want me to, I've always assumed he was gay. He hasn't made comments about women being attractive until now. So is this just a fetish thing or do you think he could be bi or something like that?? **Also, I'm a male. I'm just using my friend's account. :)
Girls dressing guys up as girls?
im wondering do other Girls like dressing up guys as girls? or if im just weird :P, And if you do, would you dress up a guy if he asked you to? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7O2pq7NCg... Something like that ^^ i mean Btw: No rude comments please Thanks
Do girls like guys who crossdress?
In short, yes.I like to crossdress, no I love it! I realize what I was, a man that loves to feel and look pretty and sissy. My ex (I sure miss her) helped me to explore this something that I had no idea about 5 years ago! But I always knew something was “off”.On Halloween 3–4 years ago I dressed up to the hilt, god I was just shaking as we went out, I was taking my ex to an afternoon Dr appointment.With my heart just hammering, in we went. We sat down. As I looked around, I see, well, no was was even looking at me. After a few minutes, I must of been blending in, still no notice.Then the receptionist see’s me. The fun began. This gal just went absolutely freaking gaga over me. OMG, I had no idea crossdressing was a way to score chicks, but this gal was obviously turned on, and my gf was pissed!!! The receptionist comes out, grabs my hand and drug me all through the clinic “showing me off”. She took a bunch of pics with her phone. I felt so “special”, lol.Later I talked with a friend of my ex, this gal’s SO, was a true to be crossdresser, but totally hetrosexual. Her only bitch was “she looks better than me!”. But they have a loving and caring relationship.After I started to read about crossdressing, I became more comfortable with the idea, actually relieved. I’m ok with it today. Most CD’s are hetero, at least Russ is, not sure about Rusti…….
My son wants to dress up in girls clothes. I'm okay with this but my husband is not. What should I do?
Listen to your husband… A man usually gets married to have a mini him, to raise him the way he would raise a son. I think that if he wants a son he may have to rethink his job so that he can open up more time for both your son. If your son sees you more than dad then certain things happen. I see in America they're big into Womenless Pageants in a huge way. Crazy thing is that they start them young. I've nothing against crossdressing etc, I'm one myself, but coming from experience if dad ain't gonna make time for me and mum does then I'm gonna take an interest in mum. Maybe watch what she does, how she moves and what she wears and because I'm not with dad then perhaps I might accidentally brush my hand against some of moms beautiful lingerie and then. See how this goes. I suppose the question for you and hubby to ponder on would be “Is working and money more important than our sons physical, mental, spiritual and communal well-being?” There's that old saying of…A family that plays or prays together, stays together. My best wishes to you all.
Is it normal for a girl to want to dress up her boyfriend?
I belive that a couple of the answers posted so far suggest that the question itself wasn’t completely understood. The inquiry was as follows:“Is it normal for a girl to want to dress up her boyfriend?”“I just talked to a friend of mine who asked me if it was normal for women to want to dress up their BFs.Apparently she'd told him, she had ordered a lot of cute outfits of all sorts, and wanted to dress him up.”When you read the comment from the author, the situation becomes much clearer:“He was going to wear the outfit for a full day while she took lots of photos of him for her scrapbook.He is really extremely interested in this.. Partly because he wants to see her happy, partly because her asking turned him on.I advised him to wait a bit, and asked permission to ask here.What I'm mostly worried about here is the part where she takes pictures.Will those pictures stay private, or is there a real risk of them ending up online.. That’s a rhetorical question.I'd hate to see a friend humiliated by suddenly having pictures of himself dressed up as a doll or an infant shared all over place.”What this appears to be for me is a girl wanting to dress up her boyfriend in women’s clothing.We’re not talking about dressing up her boyfriend in menswear. We’re talking about dressing him up like a woman.So the real question is “Is it normal for a girl to dress her boyfriend like a female?”Having now defined the question, here is my answer:YES.Yes, it is normal for a girl to want to dress up her boyfriend in women’s outfits. I’ve met a lot of women in my life who are thrilled at this idea. I could even offer you a couple of examples:When I was 16, I meet a young teenager who actually loved doing this with her boyfriend - she loved it so much that she offered to do this for me as well (and it was fun!). When I was 23, my next door neighbor and I became close friends and she was delighted to dress me up in her clothes (and I was delighted too). Since those days, I’ve met dozens of women who enjoy this fun activity. It’s not illegal (at least, not here) and this was mutually consensual, so what’s the problem?I believe that some women who loved playing with their Barbie Dolls also love dressing their boyfriends as Barbie too. I don’t see the harm in this, unless the photos are used in a negative way.So this all boils down to trust and intent. If the woman (your friend) is trustworthy and she doesn’t have an ulterior motive, then I see no harm in her doing this.
My girlfriend never dresses up for me. How can I improve this?
She’s more comfortable in jeans and a t-shirt. If fancy clothes are so important to you, why did you pick her as a girlfriend?I’ll tell you about me: I do like to dress up ... for something special. If someone expects me to dress uncomfortably all the time for them, in clothes they like but I don’t, it spoils the fun and I feel resentful. If I choose to do something as a special treat and present even if it’s a little uncomfortable *and that treat is appreciated* then we both have lots of fun. If I dress up for someone and they tell me I look fine but that I would look much better if I were thinner, or that I have a stupid hairstyle, I’m never going to dress up for that person again. You might have some success if you frame it as an exchange of gifts. “If you dress up in that dress I like (but you don’t), I’ll take you out to that place you like (but I don’t).” Then you tell her how fantastic she looks and how sexy she is and you smile and laugh and kiss her a lot. She loves you so she’ll be happy she made you happy. And then you go to that place she likes and even if it’s not your thing, you watch her having fun and because you love her, you’ll be happy that you made her happy.Short version: she should make you happy when she wears the dress you like, not disappoint you when she doesn’t.
Why would my girlfriend want to dress me up like a girl?
Sounds like it would be fun and educational for them. Aslong as they don't humiliate you(unless you enjoy that short of thing) then you should do it. If the only factor of it being odd is that you are the only guy, then have them invite a male friend as well =P. Doing it won't damage your self image in others eyes, just know that your girlfriend will enjoy it and have a good time! You must have quite a nice body and personality if she thinks you'd make a pretty hot female and so do her friends =). So enjoy what you have baby and show if off! You'll get all the attention at the party too!
Why does my girlfriend want me to act and dress like another man?
I find it so perplexing that there are six answers to this question and no one has asked for more details. People are responding as though this is something common. Does your girlfriend explicitly say, "Dress like so-and-so and talk like so-and-so OR I will quit talking to you?" Like, is she mentioning the guy by name? Or is it more of a … "I liked that argyle sweater he was wearing… I wish you would wear sweaters, you look nice in them" kind of thing?Obviously if she is telling you to dress and talk like someone else, you can't be bothered with that! I am just trying to get my head around the exact circumstances, because this seems like such an odd request for her to make.The reason I'm asking for details is because if it's just a matter of her wanting to change something about the way you dress, at least you can maybe have a conversation with her about it (like, "Listen here, I gotta be me") and if you get through to her, you can continue keeping company with her. On the other hand, if she wants you to morph into a specific other person, clearly that is bonkers. And why is everyone responding as though this is something that happens? Am I just out of touch? You "wanna know why girls do this with their boyfriends"-- my answer would be, "Girls don't! You are mixed up with someone odd!" Just my two cents!
What do you think about boys liking girl toys, or girl stuff?
I have a small confession to make.I used to like girl toys.Sure the pink was annoying even back then to me, it’s such a bright hue too, but playing with dolls and seeing the elaborate stuff that girls often get was interesting to me.I guess that’s why I have a bit of a maternal instinct and love to be around children, I played with a lot of dolls and baby dolls and rode them around on their little walkers for a few years when I was really young.I mean, I would never wear a dress, but you could say I have a fascination with the other side. I’ve always wondered what life was for girls.Considering the fact that they have far more options for fashion than “jeans, a t-shirt, and whatever dumb brand shoe is popular”, it’s not hard to see why.I’m not “girly”, but I do “girly” things sometimes. And I like that part about me. I feel it keeps me in balance for a little bit.Flamboyance notwithstanding.But I don’t have an issue with a boy being girly. I’d be uncomfortable if he was wearing dresses and putting on makeup, but by that same token you don’t get tomboys who are that masculine either.So really, I don’t think it’s a bad thing. I was one, why would I complain?P.S: I feel like I need to point out that I still spent most of my time playing video games (which were at the time a thing only boys did to my knowledge) and Transformers toys. I’m not THAT girly, I just know what it’s like.