Haha Aero, your musical taste is like mine. Except I would probably be singing along to Merrill Bainbridge.

So, I don't care if it's not manly, I'm still going to buy/wear this ->-bleeped-<-:

http://www.fanplusfriend.com/classical-lolita-tiered-duel-bustles-jacquard-skirt/

I just bought that and a long curly wig to wear to a friend's party next month. I've officially transitioned from girl dandy to boy lolita. How exciting. Don't hate me plz.

Also, I love dancing. You can't stop me from dancing. (Not all forms of dance are feminine, but...most of the ones I like are.)

Quote from: jamesdoran on November 14, 2014, 11:30:46 AM
I love being the little spoon.

Little spoons unite!

I like my stuffed animals.

Quote from: Alexthecat on November 15, 2014, 07:49:42 AM
I like my stuffed animals.

Oh man, me too! I sleep with four stuffed animals in my bed 

I also sleep with a teddy - though that's actually a practical thing - I'm hypermobile and I'd tend to wake up in the morning with a dead arm (or two!) if my shoulders move around too much in the night and trap something. So cuddling up with my build-a-bear (well y'know, if you're gonna do it PROPERLY... plus it's a good way to get an overstuffed toy that you like) pretty much helps keep my arms where they're meant to be.

I sleep with a security blanket. I think in my case it's an abuse survivor thing.

Quote from: Edge on November 15, 2014, 10:27:34 AM
I sleep with a security blanket. I think in my case it's an abuse survivor thing.
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i have a pillow pet that my grandmother gave me before she passed away, and i sleep with it every night. It's like keeping the family who didint abuse me alive i guess, i need it to sleep unless my GF is around, then ses my security blanket.

Flowers, or just gardening in general. 
Haven't done it in a while but can't say I don't miss it!

I have a pretty big ragdoll to sleep with. Got it when I was about 1 and starting sleeping with it again when I was in a bad place at 13. Until I get a human replacement he'll have to do Cuddles are very manly :p

Anyone else really like candles??

i absolutely love them, they warm up my room which is constantly freezing and make it smell good, but for some reason i feel like its not the "manly" type of thing, but then again i said i wasnt gonna change who i was to fit my gender so they are staying no matter what.

Quote from: Orangaline on November 15, 2014, 04:47:43 PM
Anyone else really like candles??

i absolutely love them, they warm up my room which is constantly freezing and make it smell good, but for some reason i feel like its not the "manly" type of thing, but then again i said i wasnt gonna change who i was to fit my gender so they are staying no matter what.

Both me and my girlfriend got really excited when we found a candle for our flat that we both agreed on the smell of.

I never really had candles before because it wasn't a priority thing to spend my money on, but I'd say that somewhere isn't a practical place without a candle, you never know when there might be a storm and the electricity goes off, and then what are you going to do?

hmmm...everything about me ?

love lady gaga, pastel colored shorts, doing my hair everyday and getting it cut regularly to look fabulous  , watching 'children's films' , the colors pink n purple, excessive cute spirit hoods collection, going shopping for new shirts, pants and bowties ... nice smelling fragrances and flowers.

I'm not really sure about this whole "manly" business as more so appropriate terms maybe masculine and feminine? as they wouldn't apply liking something makes you less of a man...but thats just a fleeting cautious thought

Quote from: Orangaline on November 15, 2014, 04:47:43 PM
Anyone else really like candles??

i absolutely love them, they warm up my room which is constantly freezing and make it smell good, but for some reason i feel like its not the "manly" type of thing, but then again i said i wasnt gonna change who i was to fit my gender so they are staying no matter what.

I forgot about candles, I really like them too. I find them comforting. It seems that a lot of guys like candles because there are a lot of "manly" ones out there that have scents like leather, tobacco, bourbon, whiskey and firewood not to mention the bacon scented ones.

Quote from: Contravene on November 15, 2014, 07:07:42 PM
I forgot about candles, I really like them too. I find them comforting. It seems that a lot of guys like candles because there are a lot of "manly" ones out there that have scents like leather, tobacco, bourbon, whiskey and firewood not to mention the bacon scented ones.

XD AHAHAHA you jus reminded me of something my grandpa told me, but im pretty sure its not okay to post here so im keeping it to myself, just know you made my day all over again XD

I'm surprised to hear that candles are a feminine thing. My dad and husband have been crazy for candles for as long as I've known them. I guess it depends on the scent!

Quote from: Gothic Dandy Luca on November 15, 2014, 11:30:11 PM
I'm surprised to hear that candles are a feminine thing. My dad and husband have been crazy for candles for as long as I've known them. I guess it depends on the scent!

They aren't, but society is dead set on labeling certain things and activities in certain ways.

Yesterday someone posted about the tiny homes movement. They're so cute. I know I couldn't really live in one for more than a month, but still... here's the link: http://tinyhouseblog.com/

Okay another thing, lesbian music groups.

--Jay

Even though i'm not Muslim or Orthodox Jewish, I love hijabs and michpachats.

I also love long skirts and (occasionally) high-heeled boots.  Oh, and I love miniskirts.  I think that even if I did decide to transition, i'd still wear a miniskirt to family parties.  I knew a crossdresser who only crossdressed at parties, and it seemed to work out well for him.

My favorite color is pastel pink, pfff. I want to fill my closet with it, and everything around me, tbh.

Quote from: Madison Bennett on November 16, 2014, 07:19:39 PM
Even though i'm not Muslim or Orthodox Jewish, I love hijabs and michpachats.

I also love long skirts and (occasionally) high-heeled boots.  Oh, and I love miniskirts.  I think that even if I did decide to transition, i'd still wear a miniskirt to family parties.  I knew a crossdresser who only crossdressed at parties, and it seemed to work out well for him.

When I was living "in between" I would occasionally wear a Utilikilt to parties.  They are made in Seattle and worn by everyone and are kind of a manly skirt to some observers.