In this post, I talk about the only negative experience I have ever had wearing a skirt as a man in public and how I coped with it.
This is an excellent post detailing the author’s slow journey into more feminine clothing. He discusses his experiences in public as well as how he worked up the courage to wear less subtly feminine outfits out in public over time.
Jainil Mehta is an Indian man who dances in colorful skirts. This an interesting interview with him about his rise to “fame” and what it means to him.
I decided to run an experiment on myself to see how I would feel leaving all skirts, heels and other gender non-conforming clothing out of my wardrobe. The experiment was simple enough: go a week with only wearing “normal” men’s clothing.
Today’s “In the Media” post is a shout-out to another similarly-minded blogger who writes about the gender-neutral lifestyle.
A lot of men wear gender non-conforming clothing in secret. It would be interesting to know how many of you keep it a secret from your families and why.
This post explores some of the questions that arise for men who like to wear skirts and have young sons in the country.
This video is a monologue about whether regular people can queerbait. The reason I am posting it is because there is a segment that addresses straight, cis-men who dress and/or act in a more feminine way and whether they queerbait.
Little Prince Charming is a small online shop based in The Netherlands that sells dresses for boys.
Today’s poll asks the question of whether men who wear traditionally women’s clothing could be considered the opposite of a “tomboy”.
