Feminine or Masculine? - Page 18

misterd73 · 24th January 2009, 10:54

Hmm, I'm beggining to expirement. I think I am currently in the mood for a male/androgynous style.

I've bought a pair of "Celio" Bootcut jeans for men. I couldn't resist trying my favorite 4" pumps with it.
Hell, this is boosting me incredible to "go public"!!!

Dawn HH · 25th January 2009, 12:09

Misterd73:-)

Go public my friend, go public.
Cheers---

Dawn HH

kikepa · 25th January 2009, 17:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by misterd73

Hmm, I'm beggining to expirement. I think I am currently in the mood for a male/androgynous style.

I like elements from both, but complementary, not clashing. The blue plaid skirt/kilt was perfect, as plaid skirt/kilt looks natural on a guy, as does long black jacket.

I have an ankle-length "dress" that looks like nothing more than a high-collared dress robe (mandarin?). No frills. I wear it to the movies over jeans all the time.

I've worn heels with it a couple of times, but not when it's busy.

mackman69 · 28th January 2009, 19:18

go public misterd and take pics to show how you look

misterd73 · 17th February 2009, 04:51

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Originally Posted by mackman69

go public misterd and take pics to show how you look

Yeah, thanks for the advice Mackman! going out in a radius of ten meters outside my truck's cabin is no longer enough. I guess that'll happen as soon as I have a day off... thanks for the encouragement!!!

samcar455 · 17th February 2009, 06:02

I guess I am sort of in-between with that vote (although, the latter fit more for me.) I think that heels are a very feminine thing. Despite the fact that mindset has been set by society, I just think that certain looks women have compliment heels more than the looks men have.

Now that's not to say I think any of the men here should not wear heels because of that thought. Don't mistake me, I am just giving my personal view. So, personally I try to wear very tight jeans, and look very androgynous with my look so that if I were to wear my heels, they would be accompanied with long, shapely, shaved legs, very slim shirts, skinny jeans (yes, I would shave even though I'm wearing jeans), and even a female styling of my hair (I've been gravitating toward the razor cut lately).

Again, not trying to start fires here. If you guys want to rock the man wearing heels look. Then go for it. I just personally want to output a different look than that.

pr8215 · 17th February 2009, 14:58

I absolutely lean toward "more feminine". I always wear panties and either a bra or bratop and womens jeans. I'm not looking to draw alot of attention to myself, It just makes me feel better. If I could take it a little further I would but I just don't have the nerve at this point.

RonDup · 17th February 2009, 17:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by misterd73

Hmm, I'm beggining to expirement. I think I am currently in the mood for a male/androgynous style.

I've bought a pair of "Celio" Bootcut jeans for men. I couldn't resist trying my favorite 4" pumps with it.
Hell, this is boosting me incredible to "go public"!!!

I hope you will do it and tell us how it had been...

Last summer, I've gone in front of public wearing a skirt. As I wanted to meet people (but not too much) I went to a bank (for cash) and then I bought bread at a bakery in a village a few miles from my home. It was a big challenge and I've had some good time.

I think I will do the same thing next summer and pehraps will I wear high heels too... Wearing heels is a bigger chalenge because of the practice. I don't walk nicely yet and I want to be confidente before going out with my shoes.

About the question 'feminine or masculine'... Hey! you've got the answer above, and by seeing my album...

robin · 18th February 2009, 01:05

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Originally Posted by morpho

I answered more feminine, just becasue i like the dresses and skirts, as well as all the accesories, but not trying to be a woman, just as many said exploring the fun of doing that too, but my passion is shoes and hose, thats it,

totally agree with this!! my attitude exactly!

misterd73 · 18th February 2009, 04:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by RonDup

I hope you will do it and tell us how it had been...

Last summer, I've gone in front of public wearing a skirt. As I wanted to meet people (but not too much) I went to a bank (for cash) and then I bought bread at a bakery in a village a few miles from my home. It was a big challenge and I've had some good time.

I think I will do the same thing next summer and pehraps will I wear high heels too... Wearing heels is a bigger chalenge because of the practice. I don't walk nicely yet and I want to be confidente before going out with my shoes.

About the question 'feminine or masculine'... Hey! you've got the answer above, and by seeing my album...

Wow! Congratulations!!!

View Poll Results: Fem or Masc?
Just Man in Heels?	290	55.56%
More Feminine	232	44.44%
Voters: 522. You may not vote on this poll

25th January 2009, 12:09	#172 (permalink)
Dawn HH Super-Duper HHPlace Trooper Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: South Western Pa. Age: 75 Posts: 9,662 Thanks: 725 Thanked 367 Times in 335 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 104	Re: Feminine or Masculine? Misterd73:-) Go public my friend, go public. Cheers--- Dawn HH __________________ High Heeled Boots Forever!

28th January 2009, 19:18	#174 (permalink)
mackman69 I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: West TN - United States Age: 43 Posts: 349 Thanks: 14 Thanked 21 Times in 16 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 5	Re: Feminine or Masculine? go public misterd and take pics to show how you look

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samcar455 I'm a Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: United States of America Age: 20 Posts: 89 Thanks: 1 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 2	Re: Feminine or Masculine? I guess I am sort of in-between with that vote (although, the latter fit more for me.) I think that heels are a very feminine thing. Despite the fact that mindset has been set by society, I just think that certain looks women have compliment heels more than the looks men have. Now that's not to say I think any of the men here should not wear heels because of that thought. Don't mistake me, I am just giving my personal view. So, personally I try to wear very tight jeans, and look very androgynous with my look so that if I were to wear my heels, they would be accompanied with long, shapely, shaved legs, very slim shirts, skinny jeans (yes, I would shave even though I'm wearing jeans), and even a female styling of my hair (I've been gravitating toward the razor cut lately). Again, not trying to start fires here. If you guys want to rock the man wearing heels look. Then go for it. I just personally want to output a different look than that.

17th February 2009, 14:58	#177 (permalink)
pr8215 I'm a Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Jersey USA Age: 49 Posts: 34 Thanks: 5 Thanked 10 Times in 4 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 2	Re: Feminine or Masculine? I absolutely lean toward "more feminine". I always wear panties and either a bra or bratop and womens jeans. I'm not looking to draw alot of attention to myself, It just makes me feel better. If I could take it a little further I would but I just don't have the nerve at this point.

24th January 2009, 10:54	#171 (permalink)
misterd73 I'm a Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: France Age: 37 Posts: 82 Thanks: 54 Thanked 20 Times in 12 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 2	Hmm, I'm beggining to expirement. I think I am currently in the mood for a male/androgynous style. I've bought a pair of "Celio" Bootcut jeans for men. I couldn't resist trying my favorite 4" pumps with it. Hell, this is boosting me incredible to "go public"!!!

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