crossboi -> RE: What is the sexual nature of the allure of cross dressing for a guy? (1/12/2013 12:34:30 PM)
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Cross the barrier just once You'll see and feel the difference instantly! I dress as a woman mainly because I get no attention whatsoever if/when I dress as a man. Nobody cares about me dressed as a man, yet lots of people write to me, the same person, but dressed as a woman. Dressed as a women, people DO give me more attention. They spend time and energy on me. They talk to me more. The only difference is my clothes. I enjoy the attention they give me. I crave it in fact. Sure, I tried, as a man, to get the same level of attention, and, well, it's just not there. It never will be. It is so easy to get the attention I crave simply dressed as a women, and it's so very difficult to get any attention at all simply dressed as a man. The difference in clothing is nothing but the difference in people's reaction is enormous! As a man, I smile at the grocery store baggers and they don't even see me. I smile at a passerby, and they don't even notice me. Yet, if I dress as I am wont to do and buy groceries, the whole store is buzzing about me! The passerbys on the street loop back for a second and third look, and I smile approvingly at them as they do, and show them a little skin for their efforts. It's soooo easy being dressed as a girl. It's not at all easy being dressed as a man. I should have been born a lady. Alas. Life would be so easy if I could dress as a girl all the time. Not having to think. Not having to fix my car. Not having to carry my groceries to the trunk. Guys left and right just thinking of ways to get my attention, to impress me. Getting offers in the middle of the street. Free breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. Offers to relocate, all expenses paid. All this, simply by being a girl. None of which would I get dressed as a man. I could even be a findomme, were I so inclined. That's what the allure is, to me anyway.
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