Hello 

What I will comment now, is because of what I know of several contacts that have ...
Well .. as has been said, Heterosexual Crossdresser is much more common ... the few Crosses Homosexuals know that, say, within the "gay community" there is a huge difficulty for crossdressing.

However, the level of Brazil, is a little easier to expose a homosexual cross and be "more accepted" by society than a heterosexual cross...

In my point of view, coming to "the real world" when all we produced, made-up, etc., at least among us, those differences (homosexual heterosexual cross X cross ... more traditional and others more exuberant costumes, etc.) , are hardly grounds for disagreement ... but to show that we have something in common in all of us: Pleasure to be an adept person Crossdressing.

I don't know how common it is, but I'm a cross-dressing heterosexual transman.  I love wearing skirts, feminine jewelry, dresses, and so on, although I mostly just cross-dress at home so I don't have to deal with people thinking I'm a woman.  Some would consider me bi since I'm fine with trans women who haven't started on transitioning yet, but eh.  I just see them as women, no matter what their body looks like.

I don't know what category I am in anymore, other than I still don't like binary men. Does it make me bisexual that I do like FtM? Or MtF? Or non-binaries? On some level, maybe, but if I were to say I were bisexual, that would imply that I like binary men which I don't at all...I don't like anything about them, don't want to be one, and certainly don't want to date one.

Clothes are just clothes. All clothing (except in restricted societies) has become acceptable for women so why can't the same be the case for men?

Quote from: mac1 on July 22, 2014, 11:23:40 AM
Clothes are just clothes. All clothing (except in restricted societies) as become acceptable for women so why can't the same be the case for men?

Great Observation 

After all, most of us are initially expressed externally. The lack of psychic is each person  ...

I am a cross-dresser & I am bi-sexual

Quote from: kittie on August 19, 2014, 08:40:17 AM
I am a cross-dresser & I am bi-sexual

Isn't it strange that women are not referred to as crossdressers no matter what they wear?

Hello, fellow Nonconformants.

Go play an online video game.  Almost every woman character on there is bound to be a male player.    (MMORPG ["Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game"] = "Mostly Men Online Role-Playing [as] Girls")  One of my best friends on WoW opened up to me one day that he (a male character) was actually a she (female player), whereas I was the opposite.  It brought on a good laugh.


Toodles from TN,
Ales

Quote from: mac1 on August 19, 2014, 12:24:03 PM
Isn't it strange that women are not referred to as crossdressers no matter what they wear?

Mac1 .... Well ... I see that, unlike the men's clothing, menswear observed which were adapted to the female body (blazer, suits, trousers ... among others ...), thus some observations go unnoticed . ..
However, within the crossdresser world, can generate a feeling of "is there to Femme Male crossdressing"  ? And where can discriminate  ...

I'm bisexual and I enjoy a bit of crossdressing every now and then.

I just find guy clothes to be boring, and doing little things like wearing panties or girly socks when i'm just out boost my confidence. When it comes to more, er, private affairs, I feel sexier too.