Have you ever cross-dressed for fun or other wise? - Page 2

DonnachaOne · 01-19-04, 09:42 PM

I played a mid-sixties fat woman in a play once.

It was really funny when I met some of the audience afterwards, listening to some of the comments.
"See! I told you she was a dude!"

I must say though, make-up is GREAT. Not a blemish on my face... and my eyes never sparkled like they did those eye-shadowed and mascara'd nights...

joltaddict · 01-19-04, 09:45 PM

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Originally posted by woofman
yes, Halloween. A group of us dressed up as The Facts of Life girls. I was Joe-the butch one of course.

Pics?

fnordboy · 01-19-04, 10:52 PM

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Originally posted by Breakfast with Girls
Yeah, my silly heterosexual inhibitions are the only thing preventing me.

Actually, IIRC, statistically cross-dressing is higher among heterosexuals than homosexuals. It is not a "gay" thing.

DarthVong · 01-19-04, 11:08 PM

I put on my wifes panties once. They were crotchless, so I'm sure you get the visual....hehe.

talemyn · 01-20-04, 12:52 AM

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Originally posted by DarthVong
I put on my wifes panties once. They were crotchless, so I'm sure you get the visual....hehe.

big whoppa · 01-20-04, 01:07 AM

Only ladies' shoes when I couldn't find my own.

Xander · 01-20-04, 01:51 PM

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Originally posted by Breakfast with Girls
Yeah, my silly homophobic inhibitions are the only thing preventing me.

Fixed

Actually, if you are a cross-dresser (or transvestite), you are usually hetero. Gay transvestites are drag queens.

[Eddie Izzard]Little bit of a crowbar in between there.[/Eddie Izzard]

X

Julie Walker · 01-20-04, 02:05 PM

Thank you Xander

Also people should realize that crossdressing is not a 'gay thing'. Besides women can crossdress all the time & no one thinks anything of it. Guys can do the same thing & yep some can look dam good if they put enough effort into it. Thus people should just loosen up & forget the whole gender segregation thing with clothes & dress in whatever makes them comfortable.

AndyCapps · 01-20-04, 02:09 PM

Does using women's deodorant count?

DarkestPhoenix · 01-20-04, 02:38 PM

I did once in eighth grade for 'spirit week' or some such crap for Homecoming. And once for some Reverse Sex Day garbage when I was a counsellor at a Christian Youth Camp. That's it, though. I looked damn good, too.

I guess I'd do it anytime everyone else would. I'm a follower.

digitalfreaknyc · 01-20-04, 09:04 PM

I guess i'm one of the few freaks who finds it hot on the right guy.

Canadian Bacon · 01-10-05, 04:22 AM

I stumbled on this old thread of my and decided it needed a pic

also once dressed up as a woman during a Halloween party , the damn high-heels about killed my feet

that's me in the black jeans

Vryce · 01-10-05, 08:12 AM

I did for one Halloween.

I went as a Geisha. Got the wig and put chopsticks through the bunin the back. Had the robe. Also painted my face white, as all the pictures I've seen of Geishas their faces were all very pale/white.

Was a pretty easy costume to pull off and got some compliments as well.
It helped that a friend was dressed up as a samurai, so the two costumes kind of went together.

Trigger · 01-10-05, 08:28 AM

yeah - when I was little... I was an ugly woman. Once I started dating, I never did it again. It always felt shameful, but it never made me feel gay. I never understood how people could associate clothing with sexual preference. *shrug*

What about wearing "unisex" clothes? Does that make you bi? an amoeba?

Buford T Pusser · 01-10-05, 10:26 AM

I have no desire to do such a thing.

kvrdave · 01-10-05, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by fnordboy

Actually, IIRC, statistically cross-dressing is higher among heterosexuals than homosexuals. It is not a "gay" thing.

My Aunt Richard can verify this.

Bronkster · 01-10-05, 12:39 PM

Once in high school for a Homecoming Queen parody (I also wore a peg-leg thing to make it all the more attractive), and once in the Air Force for a fake greeting for a new officer where everybody was something they normally were not.

debbert · 01-10-05, 01:07 PM

Although I gave it up many years ago (about 11 years ago), I am the ever-reighning Miss Big & Beautiful Metropolis (in the Cleveland area).

I used to do drag occasionally for benefits, fundraisers, and such..but it never became a big part of my life. I just got sick of the politics and got out of it. The extra spending money (from tips) was pretty cool though!

kenny79 · 01-10-05, 01:44 PM

The theme of my high school junior dance was Jerry Springer. I suggested to my date that we cross-dress, and she agreed. I wore a skirt, a T-shirt, a no-sleeve vest ... and plenty of mascara and lipstick, as applied by my date. Being a high school nerd, I surprised quite a few people.

Fok · 01-10-05, 01:54 PM

When I was a really really young and playing a joke, never now though

Talzin · 01-10-05, 02:54 PM

Never have and cannot honestly see myself doing so in the near future.

brizz · 01-10-05, 03:20 PM

Nyet.

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01-19-04, 09:42 PM	#26
DonnachaOne DVD Talk Hall of Fame Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: A place where they know how to pronounce "Donnacha" correctly Posts: 8,492	I played a mid-sixties fat woman in a play once. It was really funny when I met some of the audience afterwards, listening to some of the comments. "See! I told you she was a dude!" I must say though, make-up is GREAT. Not a blemish on my face... and my eyes never sparkled like they did those eye-shadowed and mascara'd nights... __________________ -_--_-

01-19-04, 11:08 PM	#29
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DarkestPhoenix DVD Talk Ultimate Edition Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Cradle Of Life.....And Death Posts: 4,087	I did once in eighth grade for 'spirit week' or some such crap for Homecoming. And once for some Reverse Sex Day garbage when I was a counsellor at a Christian Youth Camp. That's it, though. I looked damn good, too. I guess I'd do it anytime everyone else would. I'm a follower. __________________ High School's most likely to be paid to party with others! ~ Gunshy Minor Threat Announced: You've got my vote for literary genius of the year! Derrich's POV: The guy has problems...sounds like a crazy person who follows someone around all the time. The brizz Opinion: You are a remarkably unlikeable person with a mean streak that is really unsettling. DVDSpot Visit the Legend at: www.darkestphoenix.com

01-20-04, 02:05 PM	#33
Julie Walker DVD Talk Ultimate Edition Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4,024	Thank you Xander Also people should realize that crossdressing is not a 'gay thing'. Besides women can crossdress all the time & no one thinks anything of it. Guys can do the same thing & yep some can look dam good if they put enough effort into it. Thus people should just loosen up & forget the whole gender segregation thing with clothes & dress in whatever makes them comfortable.

01-20-04, 02:09 PM	#34
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digitalfreaknyc Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: NYC Posts: 15,959	I guess i'm one of the few freaks who finds it hot on the right guy.

01-10-05, 04:22 AM	#37
Canadian Bacon DVD Talk Legend Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: the 870 Posts: 15,445	I stumbled on this old thread of my and decided it needed a pic also once dressed up as a woman during a Halloween party , the damn high-heels about killed my feet that's me in the black jeans __________________ What you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul

01-10-05, 08:12 AM	#38
Vryce Video Game Talk Reviewer Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: Redford, MI Posts: 11,130	I did for one Halloween. I went as a Geisha. Got the wig and put chopsticks through the bunin the back. Had the robe. Also painted my face white, as all the pictures I've seen of Geishas their faces were all very pale/white. Was a pretty easy costume to pull off and got some compliments as well. It helped that a friend was dressed up as a samurai, so the two costumes kind of went together. __________________ My Video Games \| My Video Game Wishlist XBox GamerTag - Canis Firebrand - add me if you like. My 360's Blog My Wii Code: 0288 0678 9931 3944 \| PS3 ID: CanisFirebrand 8-Bit Brigade \| VGT Review Page \| Twitter \| Zune Social My Countdown Counting down to: Tomorrow I survived another day.

01-10-05, 08:28 AM	#39
Trigger DVD Talk Legend Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Arizona, USA Posts: 23,348	yeah - when I was little... I was an ugly woman. Once I started dating, I never did it again. It always felt shameful, but it never made me feel gay. I never understood how people could associate clothing with sexual preference. shrug What about wearing "unisex" clothes? Does that make you bi? an amoeba? __________________ Trust is giving somebody the opportunity to disappoint you Trigger I live in exile of you, your key no longer fits, because the locks on my life are new Rise Against Before you speak, ask yourself, is it kind, is it necessary, is it true, does it improve on the silence? Sai Baba

01-10-05, 10:26 AM	#40
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01-10-05, 12:39 PM	#42
Bronkster DVD Talk Hall of Fame Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: AnaheimLand, SoCal Posts: 8,046	Once in high school for a Homecoming Queen parody (I also wore a peg-leg thing to make it all the more attractive), and once in the Air Force for a fake greeting for a new officer where everybody was something they normally were not. __________________ The top hat next to my name ensures that my opinions are honest and valid, biatch.

01-10-05, 01:07 PM	#43
debbert DVD Talk Special Edition Join Date: Aug 1999 Location: North Perry Village, OH Posts: 1,346	Although I gave it up many years ago (about 11 years ago), I am the ever-reighning Miss Big & Beautiful Metropolis (in the Cleveland area). I used to do drag occasionally for benefits, fundraisers, and such..but it never became a big part of my life. I just got sick of the politics and got out of it. The extra spending money (from tips) was pretty cool though!

01-10-05, 01:44 PM	#44
kenny79 DVD Talk Limited Edition Join Date: Sep 1999 Posts: 6,037	The theme of my high school junior dance was Jerry Springer. I suggested to my date that we cross-dress, and she agreed. I wore a skirt, a T-shirt, a no-sleeve vest ... and plenty of mascara and lipstick, as applied by my date. Being a high school nerd, I surprised quite a few people.

01-10-05, 01:54 PM	#45
Fok DVD Talk Limited Edition Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Canada, BC Posts: 6,343	When I was a really really young and playing a joke, never now though

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Talzin Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Once TX, now.. Franklin, TN Posts: 372	Never have and cannot honestly see myself doing so in the near future.

01-10-05, 03:20 PM	#47
brizz DVD Talk Legend Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: bacon Posts: 17,572	Nyet. __________________ Remembering is always about some degree of forgetting - David W. Blight