A lovely flower dress that goes up to your thighs and go shopping at Walmart for free? Okay, maybe not for free but for $100? What about 200? How much? Just wondering.
shareThe kind of people who shop at Walmart would pretty much do anything to save money, wouldn't they?
shareI'd do it for free (although a donation would be nice.) I'll try not to be limited by gender roles!
shareHere is my price https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l91ISfcuzDw
shareHa!
I swear I knew that link before I tapped it.
I’m onto you Mister!
Why do men on this board use words like "humiliating" to describe what is would be like to wear women's clothes for a few minutes? What is the big deal really? Are you that insecure in your masculinity? I just don't understand.
sharemaybe without realizing it you've answered your own question "to wear WOMEN'S clothes"
exactly, women's clothes are for women. men's clothes are for men. it's not really a big deal, it's just something i wouldn't do. i wouldn't wear a pilots uniform because i'm not a pilot. my "insecurities" don't come into it.
Why does something people disagree with have to be an "insecurity"? And you can use it to criticize any behaviour or lack thereof you disagree with which is why its stupid.
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shareNever.
I’ll only put on a flower dress when it’s time to murder a guest at my mom’s Motel, do you take me for some kind of a weirdo?!?
My price for anything I don't want to do starts at 10K.
shareI already did it for free, if you count a floral sarong in Indonesia.
I’ve never felt the inclination to drag up, but I’d do it for a laugh and wouldn’t give a damn what anyone thought.
You should see the crowd at the Rugby 7s in Wellington, New Zealand. It’s tradition to wear crazy costumes to the stadium and it’s not at all unusual to spot several groups of straight men in drag of some sort. It’s a laugh, no one cares.