"I don't feel like a man, but I also don't feel ultra-femme, and so lack t have the inclination (and time) to make myself up before I head out, just so I can look like a proper trans (read "drag queen")."
Y'know, 'unisex' girl clothes, to an extent, have got a bit different cut than mens. Like, a t-shirt is cut a bit closer in the arms, jeans are cut to fit a bit more snugly in the ass. I know a few boys who prefer womens pants for that cut difference, actually.
And (pfffftttt) to the idea that you should ever look like a drag queen, hun. Wear makeup if you want, but be comfortable in anything you choose to put on your face.
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Date: 2006-10-02 08:36 am (UTC)Y'know, 'unisex' girl clothes, to an extent, have got a bit different cut than mens. Like, a t-shirt is cut a bit closer in the arms, jeans are cut to fit a bit more snugly in the ass. I know a few boys who prefer womens pants for that cut difference, actually.
And (pfffftttt) to the idea that you should ever look like a drag queen, hun. Wear makeup if you want, but be comfortable in anything you choose to put on your face.