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Bubba136 · 15th April 2008, 01:47

Second question if you were a man would be: "do you wear any other items of female clothing, too?"

(There is a danger here. When ever you tell someone that you engage in some sort of anti-social behavior, the immediate thought is that such deviation is directly connected to some kind of sexual disfunction. This has been demonstrated, over and over, again and again, right here in this forum by people reacting to male members wearing heels by asking "are you gay?" -- which is still regarded by the majority of society as being sexually devient and unacceptable, no matter what they might say about the subject in public just to be politically correct ------ despite the inroads the gay community "thinks" they have made towards "acceptability.)

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Bubba136 I'm a Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: USA I am Male Posts: 6,648 Thanks: 192 Thanked 392 Times in 282 Posts My Mood: Rep Power: 73	Re: worst questions Second question if you were a man would be: "do you wear any other items of female clothing, too?" (There is a danger here. When ever you tell someone that you engage in some sort of anti-social behavior, the immediate thought is that such deviation is directly connected to some kind of sexual disfunction. This has been demonstrated, over and over, again and again, right here in this forum by people reacting to male members wearing heels by asking "are you gay?" -- which is still regarded by the majority of society as being sexually devient and unacceptable, no matter what they might say about the subject in public just to be politically correct ------ despite the inroads the gay community "thinks" they have made towards "acceptability.) __________________ Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.