Deathlok
Shared on Wed, 08/13/2008 - 11:45
I enjoy crossdressing. but on the other hand I am just like the average dude down the street. What I do not understand is, why people tend to relate crossdresseing to gay. A gay man would not be interested in a woman or an effeminate man. So by saying that a cross dresser must be gay makes no sense at all!
All the general public knows about Cross dressing is what they see on the tabloid shows and it's always the seamier side. It is the nature of news reporting that sensationalism means ratings. Drag Queens being performers and media magnets, cross dressers are not.
The thing is, all my friends that are gay wear clothes like straight men, none of them crossdress. Perhaps it is the male to female cross dresser wanting to look like a woman. Women like men therefore a an Male to Female CD must like men and as a result be gay. This is faulty logic.
In the past, any man who behaved in any way effeminate was believed to be gay. They were called a pansy or limp-wristed. Some of these men were gay, some were not but assumed to be anyway. They didn't dress as women, at least not in the general public. But there was just something "different" about them.
I really believe that one of the reasons homosexuality has become more accepted is that the gay community was able to do away with this image of the effeminate gay man, the "screaming queen," and replace it with a more masculine image of the hot stud.
It's pretty basic, the general public doesn't understand the difference between sexual orientation and gender. Gender is whether you are, or feel you are male or female. Sexual orientation is who are you attracted to, men, women, or both. They are two very different things that many people confuse.
To sum up:
Most cross dressers are not gay.
Most exposure to cross dressers is drag queens
Gay guys are not attracted to drag queens.
Cross dressers are not attracted to drag queens
what did I miss?
I love being a girl and am not attracted to straight or gay guys. I LOVE women! I love them so much I wear their clothes. Is imitation not the sincerest form of flattery?
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