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  1. Well, I think that'd be "balancing on the ledge" between masculinity and feminity. I call this "a man dressed as a woman who's dressed as a man" :-D So... No "true en femme mode", fake breasts, wigs etc., just some stereotypically feminine items, but with keeping my identity :).


  2. Perhaps that's because there are still a very few men who wear heels, and the phenomenon is quite unusual. If we do it on a greater scale, it'll eventually become socially acceptable. It's just like long hair or earrings for men. It also was the case when Coco Chanel introduced trousers for women- I'm sure people were awkward first, but more and more women began to wear pants. It was becoming a commmon occurence and, after some time, a woman in trousers was as "normal" as 2 plus 2 equals 4.


  3. I've got quite a lot fashion ideas recently, and I wanna share this one with you. As I wrote in another thread, I'm into playing with genders and I thought up something like this:

    -a well-fitting three-piece black leather suit with an oxblood red cotton shirt and a tie of the same colour

    -2.5" (6cm) block heel oxfords, simmilar to these ones:

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    or the loafers you see in the H4M logo, I like them quite a bit, although they could have thicker heels :)

    -oxblod red lipstick and nail polish, matching the shirt and tie,

    -gloves matching either the shirt or the suit,

    -a bag I recently bought- although it was marketed towards women first, (I bought it in a thrift store for an equivalent of 30 cents :P) it looks quite gender- ambiguous.

    It's just my imagination and I still don't have lipstick nor nail polish, but I think I could pull such a look off. I'd like to express myself and shock some people who believe in gender binary :-D.


  4. Well, I'm visiting Heels4Men everyday and I still see no new posts... I'm starting to worry, so starting a discussion may help quite a bit.

    As you probably know, I don't have a digital camera, so I can't make any pics. Recently, I bought a nice-looking bag. It's technically a women's purse, but it doesn't look girly at all- it's quite masculine, I wear it with my leathers and it looks good on me. Several month's ago I also bought a fake fur jacket for myself, it has a men's cut (the buttons are on the right side, and the holes are on the left side). Now, that it's cold and snowy outside, I'm gonna wear this fur, bag, a leather suit and knee-high cowboys (sorry, no high heels...). I feel quite high and confident now, and it really helps. I don't really care what others think, and I'm becoming excited by my fashion ideas (I know, it's quite narcissistic, but as long as it doesn't harm anyone, it's OK :P). I like the androgynous looks, merging masculinity and femininity and blurring the gender boundaries as much as I can. I also identify as someone between a man and a woman (despite the fact that I'm a biological male with balls and stuff, and I ain't gonna change that :)). Some people see a woman in me, and most see a man. Heck, they don't know that I identify as both at the same time. I have real fun playing with gender, and when someone thinks I'm a woman, I don't correct him. I deliberately change the way I speak to avoid gender-specific pronouns, verb forms etc. relating to me, so I don't give the other person any strong "male/ female" signal. Androgyny is quite exciting for me (well, it turns me on erotically quite a lot, too), no matter if it's me, or someone else who blurs the barriers. I'm here, I'm queer, and I don't care if someone else calls me effeminate etc. Blah blah.

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