Dustyn -> RE: Help in flipping the switch (5/24/2006 8:26:56 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Phoenixandnika To say a Crossdresser should not go out in public as such to me says that they should be ashamed of who / what they are. There is nothing wrong with being a CD, sissyboy, or fem. male. If it makes them happy, doesn't break any laws, and isn't hurting anyone else why make it an issue? The reality is CD, fem. males, and sissy boys have a right to dress as they like just like you or I, or the guy down the street. Now I will admite that society imposes idels of how men should dress and the roles men should hold. So there maybe social consequences to CD in public. That is why I urge people who are just getting started in CD to talk with their parter about they why or why nots. Now let me say this, someone who attacks someone for CD is running the risk of going to jail. Period. It's not legal. Those who Crossdress should not have to hide in the shadows or be afraid or shamed of who / what they are. I know many who crossdress in public though they may get the occassional snide remark from time to time they have not had any "major" issues arise.However, they have prepared themselves mentally, and emotionally for any negative encouters they have. In the end you must do what is right for you and what makes you happy. Blessed Be, Phoenix's Nika While I agree with you completely and totally about people being allowed to simply be themselves, some things do have complications that can impose health problems. Broken jaws, fractured cheeks, cracked ribs. While I personally think it's beyond juvenile to attack someone just because they make you uncomfortable, the world is populated by a number of juveniles. Personally, were I a crossdresser, I'd avoid doing so in public simply to avoid getting into a fight because some inbred, backwood redneck jackoff decided he's got a beef with me. Self preservation should rank a bit higher than being yourself, but I'm brutally practical and I'd rather not be blatant than be blatant and be in a hospital bed. But to each their own.
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