why cant guys wear dresses.

[QUOTE="Calvin079"]

[QUOTE="Bitter_Altmer"] I was going to bring up the Mongols. They were incredible. And yeah, the celts used shields... but they didn't rely on it armour so much. Real men. Civilisation should be like that these days. Celts were a terrifying nation to grow up in. Even Mongol civilisation wouldn't have been bad. Have you ever heard the tale of Genghis Kahn giving a goodwill gesture to the Khwarezmid Empire?Bitter_Altmer

You read on the fact that Genghis gave two chances before totally annihilating an empire? I guarantee you, if the Celts were in that position ( Though never as strong as the Mongols were), they'd do it without giving any chances.

Genghis was a bloodthirsty bastard, but his masterstroke was Subotai, one of the greatest generals in military existance. Its unfortunate the Celts never had a leader and general like them two.

S'ppose. Speaking of great Generals in war, I'd say Field Marshel Erwin Rommel was among the greats. Never mind the fact that he was a German. He fought war like it should be fought: He lead his men for his country not for the Party Line. He fought war without war crimes. Winston Churchill spoke well of him and Parliment was shocked that Winston was speaking well of an enemy general. Rommel met his match when Alexander Montgomery took over the Desert Rats.

Huh. Intresting. Aperson learns something new everyday.and creepy. But a word of caution. Don't use it as "The source" because not everything from Wikipedia can be trusted, Scooba.

Calvin079

my source wasn't wiki- i heard this many years ago - my ancestors are scottish - i go to the Highland Games every year :)

Anyway, I suppose we should get this back on topic..... although, I enjoyed that mini conversation. But, regardless, out here in the West, it is just plain creepy to see a man wearing a dress. End of story.

[QUOTE="Calvin079"]

Huh. Intresting. Aperson learns something new everyday.and creepy. But a word of caution. Don't use it as "The source" because not everything from Wikipedia can be trusted, Scooba.

Scoob64

my source wasn't wiki- i heard this many years ago - my ancestors are scottish - i go to the Highland Games every year :)

[QUOTE="Bitter_Altmer"]

[QUOTE="Calvin079"] Haven't heard the tale, but I read on what Genghis had done.

Calvin079

You read on the fact that Genghis gave two chances before totally annihilating an empire? I guarantee you, if the Celts were in that position ( Though never as strong as the Mongols were), they'd do it without giving any chances.

Genghis was a bloodthirsty bastard, but his masterstroke was Subotai, one of the greatest generals in military existance. Its unfortunate the Celts never had a leader and general like them two.

S'ppose. Speaking of great Generals in war, I'd say Field Marshel Erwin Rommel was among the greats. Never mind the fact that he was a German. He fought war like it should be fought: He lead his men for his country not for the Party Line. He fought war without war crimes. Winston Churchill spoke well of him and Parliment was shocked that Winston was speaking well of an enemy general. Rommel met his match when Alexander Montgomery took over the Desert Rats.

EDIT: Disregard the fact that it seems like I'm arguing with you. I re-read your post, and its just a statement. Rommell was good, but yeah he was overwhelmed by Montgomery.

[QUOTE="marcl18123"]

[QUOTE="BiancaDK"] so, your dream guy would be a transvestite? If we take this thing one step further, you're basically -- in this thread -- wondering why it's not socially acceptable that guys take on the appearances of transvestites. Well for starters, they'd look like transvestites, and transvestites have a habit of raising an eye-brow or two, taking some of their more flamboyant public mannerisms into consideration. It's basically too difficult and frankly too much to ask, for people to differentiate between a guy in a dress walking down the street, and a full-fledged transvestite walking down the street. The absolute is inclined to judge the medium as well in the public eye, that's unfortunately (one could say i guess) the way things generally work, sociologically speaking.gameguy6700

i think this thread started out of jealousy, since women get to cuter clothes then men, imo. Ex.

But knowning that i cant look good in it, i wonder why that even guys who can pull it off are still looked at weird, if they were to where it, while some women who (how do i do say it nicely), despite being blessed with a rather unfortunete appearance, wear provocative clothing not fitting to their body, yet are easily accepted just because they are female.

To be fair, even real girls over the age of 9 would get stares wearing something like that. Even in Japan lolitas are viewed as weird by most people.

Really though, female attire over the past couple of decades has gotten really boring. It's much better in Asia where girls are still expected to be feminine, but in Western culture the only difference between the average girl's daily attire and the average guy's daily attire is that the girl's pants are tighter and her t-shirt is cut differently.

Actually, I have quite a few girl friends, and I have noticed that the young female (16-25 or so I guess) has taken a huge turn to more feminine. I've noticed tons of more skirts, dresses, high heels, bows, tights. Nothing like that up there, but definitely more feminine and retro. Because we all know retro is "in". It's always in..just the definition of retro changes.

Guys can wear dresses, go ahead. Doesn't bother me. Just so you know, I've been the victim of a real life trap. Lol. They do exist.

Actually, I have quite a few girl friends, and I have noticed that the young female (16-25 or so I guess) has taken a huge turn to more feminine. I've noticed tons of more skirts, dresses, high heels, bows, tights. Nothing like that up there, but definitely more feminine and retro. Because we all know retro is "in". It's always in..just the definition of retro changes.

Guys can wear dresses, go ahead. Doesn't bother me. Just so you know, I've been the victim of a real life trap. Lol. They do exist.

jks22112

I would kill for that.

[QUOTE="jks22112"]

Actually, I have quite a few girl friends, and I have noticed that the young female (16-25 or so I guess) has taken a huge turn to more feminine. I've noticed tons of more skirts, dresses, high heels, bows, tights. Nothing like that up there, but definitely more feminine and retro. Because we all know retro is "in". It's always in..just the definition of retro changes.

Guys can wear dresses, go ahead. Doesn't bother me. Just so you know, I've been the victim of a real life trap. Lol. They do exist.

marcl18123

I would kill for that.

[QUOTE="marcl18123"]

[QUOTE="jks22112"]

Actually, I have quite a few girl friends, and I have noticed that the young female (16-25 or so I guess) has taken a huge turn to more feminine. I've noticed tons of more skirts, dresses, high heels, bows, tights. Nothing like that up there, but definitely more feminine and retro. Because we all know retro is "in". It's always in..just the definition of retro changes.

Guys can wear dresses, go ahead. Doesn't bother me. Just so you know, I've been the victim of a real life trap. Lol. They do exist.

jks22112

I would kill for that.

[QUOTE="SeraphimGoddess"]I have no answer, but I often ask myself the same question. More cute men should feel comfortable dressing up as women. :(Yandere

I believe it's every mans dream to become pretty.

[QUOTE="Yandere"]

[QUOTE="SeraphimGoddess"]I have no answer, but I often ask myself the same question. More cute men should feel comfortable dressing up as women. :(megapikachu101

I believe it's every mans dream to become pretty.

[QUOTE="megapikachu101"][QUOTE="Yandere"]

I believe it's every mans dream to become pretty.

dragon7x2k

suuure lets go with that :)

[QUOTE="dragon7x2k"][QUOTE="megapikachu101"] we mostly want to have a sixpack and well, you know >.>megapikachu101

suuure lets go with that :)

[QUOTE="megapikachu101"]

[QUOTE="dragon7x2k"] Being stalions?marcl18123

suuure lets go with that :)

You really did miss it there didn't you?

You were saying??????

Unless your wearing a kilt you shouldnt be wearing a dress if your a man.

Plus cute guys (aka not me) are ****ing sexy in a dress

marcl18123

We weren't meant to show off our legs.

adv_tr00per

The real question is, why would they want to wear a dress?

Men look ridiculous in dresses, seriously.

Umm guys in dresses is just plan awkward but many straight guys wear girl pants.....Avistann

Just how life is.. It is what it is.. If a man wears a dress, they are looked upon as gay If your a man and thats what floats your boat, then so be it.. Doesnt bother me one bit. Just don't come my way, thats all.

Many straight guys crossdress. I don't consider them gay or perverts. As for why it isn't acceptable to society? Because society has preconceived notions on how all people must behave. I say screw society. If it isn't harming anyone then it isn't anyones buisness.

I don't like my junk feeling the breeze. I don't know how women cope with it.

I think women's clothes are usually created with women's anatomy primarily in mind. Men's clothing isn't usually designed to show off the same lumps and bumps like women's. Guys would look ridiculous in low cut tops, bras and figure hugging outfits. Come to think of it, men always look ridiculous in tight clothes IMO.jimmyjammer69

Oh c'mon. I've seen women check "down there" like me staring at their cleavage. But, yup. A dress would hide a guy's goods.

[QUOTE="dragon7x2k"]That's why David Bowie was so popular.BiancaDK

[QUOTE="Yandere"]

[QUOTE="SeraphimGoddess"]I have no answer, but I often ask myself the same question. More cute men should feel comfortable dressing up as women. :(SeraphimGoddess

I believe it's every mans dream to become pretty.