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Stuponfucious said:
Because the "T" in "GLBT" stands for "Trans," as in transvestite and transsexual?
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Trinni69 said:
I just got a pair of, well, according to the shop, triangular asymmetrical silicon breast forms. I love them. All I had before was the "chicken fillets" - the cheap breast enhancers that you can get from most places that sell bras. The realistic weight of the real breast forms is quite an experience. They don't look very skin-like, nothing more than the right color, but still very nice. There's no substitute.
The "T stands for Transgendered...... with includes the entire gamet from fetishistic transvestites to primary transexuals....Stuponfucious said:
As to breasts..... check out http://www.blooberry.com/bformfaq/ As, its got just about all the information you need...
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Stuponfucious said:
Who told you THAT? Every transvestite I've ever known was gay or at least bi, and most were TG. And yes, I've known quite a few, since I used to be a serious regular at the '90s drag shows.
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Trinni69 said:
Don't you worry, it was the perfect place for it. That was just Stuponfucious being Stuponfucious.
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Joannac said:
No, the T stands for Transexual, as has been satted by both mods of this board several times, if I'm not mistaken. But even if it were Transgendered, it would not include corssdressers and we are NOT fetishists, fuck you very much.
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LarzMachine said:
No one "told" me that, it's a stastical fact, regardless of anecdotal evidence. I should know, I am a crossdresser.
TG is another term for tansexual, and as such they are not transvestites, because they actual feel they are a different gender .
Stuponfucious,
I have to know why you are so freaked out about where I posted this question. Like I said before I am new to this site. I saw there were threads about transvettites and cross dressers. I guess I could have placed it on the general board but I thought due to those other threads I would get a better response. I'm not saying everyone that is on this site is into fettishes. I'm sure some are gay and even some are straight. Do you have a probloem with that? The fact you have responded so strongly about this, it just made me wonder why you are so upset and it made me want to ask.
I have to know why you are so freaked out about where I posted this question. Like I said before I am new to this site. I saw there were threads about transvettites and cross dressers. I guess I could have placed it on the general board but I thought due to those other threads I would get a better response. I'm not saying everyone that is on this site is into fettishes. I'm sure some are gay and even some are straight. Do you have a probloem with that? The fact you have responded so strongly about this, it just made me wonder why you are so upset and it made me want to ask.
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Stuponfucious said:
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In the closet, huh?
its all about being comfortable with yourself..
there are many reasons why a man/woman would choose to cross-dress...some feel more comfortable and natural in opposite sex clothes...some gay or bi men(or ladies, for that manner) choose clothes to help play up their role as the butch or fem in the couples dance, and SOME straight people do it strictly for the sexual kink...which is why their sex cabinets will be full of exciting fetish/sexually oriented clothing but never everday street wear. My point is this--no need to be defensive or verbally abusive about CLOTHES for god's sake...who gives a hoot where this nice woman posted her question? The kindly thing to do would be to welcome her and give her some helpful tips, if we have any...i know when my husband began to crossdress for sexual pleasure I used to like to buy him sexy outfits/shoes etc and i didnt know where or how to purchase such things...ebay is a good source, once you know his size and taste, also just look up cross-dressing and shopping on the net. As long as you look hot and are having fun, who gives a damn if people think you have a fetish or not?
there are many reasons why a man/woman would choose to cross-dress...some feel more comfortable and natural in opposite sex clothes...some gay or bi men(or ladies, for that manner) choose clothes to help play up their role as the butch or fem in the couples dance, and SOME straight people do it strictly for the sexual kink...which is why their sex cabinets will be full of exciting fetish/sexually oriented clothing but never everday street wear. My point is this--no need to be defensive or verbally abusive about CLOTHES for god's sake...who gives a hoot where this nice woman posted her question? The kindly thing to do would be to welcome her and give her some helpful tips, if we have any...i know when my husband began to crossdress for sexual pleasure I used to like to buy him sexy outfits/shoes etc and i didnt know where or how to purchase such things...ebay is a good source, once you know his size and taste, also just look up cross-dressing and shopping on the net. As long as you look hot and are having fun, who gives a damn if people think you have a fetish or not?
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In response to your orginal question, I just use foam rubber. If I could pass without the use of a bra and breast forms I would go without. I'm a minority of crossdressers that doesn't like wearing a bra. I'm crossdressed about 90% of the time.
Off the topic, if you bowl, bowl in a dress. Your average will go up 10 to 20+ points. The dress or skirt requires you to have perfect form.
Off the topic, if you bowl, bowl in a dress. Your average will go up 10 to 20+ points. The dress or skirt requires you to have perfect form.
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Stuponfucious said:
Are you really that dense? Let's see the stats that supposedly show most CDs are actually straight.
I meant closet gay. If you're gay, then you're yet another piece of proof that crossdressing belongs in this forum. If you're straight, then by your own definition YOU don't belong here. Which is it?
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When have I ever said straight people don't belong here?
FYI, there's such a thing as bisexual. Like it or not, they are not 'confused' striaghts, nor are they gays who are just 'fooling themselves. Grow up, get a clue and do not speak about that of which you are ignorant.
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Stuponfucious said:
It was implied in your ridiculous claim that since not all crossdressers are gay, questions about crossdressing don't belong here.
And how exactly am I "ignorant" of bisexuality when I AM bi?
