Why I like men who dress as women, and women who dress like men.

[chiller]

'I'm not ashamed to dress "like a woman" because I don't think it's shameful to be a woman.' - Iggy Pop

Comments

[chiller]

OMG YOU ROCK! I love that so much!

[etcet]

Is that silk or tyvek? Or maybe something else entirely?

[o_lucky_man]

as usual you hit the nail right squarely on the head! And I love that Iggy Pop quote!! So you might like these!

[chiller]

I'm buying a fucking 'plane ticket RIGHT NOW. Dear god.

[o_lucky_man]

hahaha I wish you would!!

[chiller]

I wish I could! Fingers crossed, one day. x

[zyzzyva23]

I work in a shop where one of my coworkers is a transexual (M to F). Most people don't seem concerned or are too polite to say anything (this is San Francisco, after all). But this morning, a woman came in rocking the full Rachel Maddow look. She saw my coworker and her face just lit up. They were all, "hey, how you doing?" "How YOU doing?"

Just had to share.

[chiller]

Oh, that made me smile.

[ivory_goddess]

That's Jude Law? Blimey.

[chiller]

I KNOW RIGHT!

Irony: I watched the film because it had Jude Law in drag in it (I find Jude Law unattractive as a straight man, but had seen stills of him in the role and was intrigued by how beautiful he looked). I got halfway through the film and sort of came-to and realised: "Wait! THAT is Jude Law!" He was so good in the role that I totally forgot that I was supposed to be watching the film in order to marvel at how good he looked in drag.

[blue_monday]

That's Jude Law? Wow. I'd like to add Cillian Murphy to that list