It is comfortable, for a long time my only wardrobe was jeans, basketball shorts, and t-shirts. I didn't care what people thought and I wanted to be comfortable not worrying if my my dress was gonna fly up. I am defiantly not a lesbian. I don't like to dress like a man it was what I thought was comfortable. Now I have a variety of jeans and skirts. I still love wearing my t-shirts but I know how and what to pair it with to still be feminine. I am wearing a black t-shirt right now but I have on neon blue skinny jeans and sandals. I don't wear basketball shorts anymore unless I am sleeping but... they are REALLY comfy! I now wear what I find is cute... I went to being SUPER girlie to tomboy to in the middle, it is now what I like I am still all about comfort though. I don't think any girl is like oh yeah I love dressing and looking like a man, unless that is them and their style. Also their is a difference between dressing tomboy (dressing like a boy) and then going and getting all guy stuff and literally dressing like a man.
some people think beyond the social constructs of gender. and not all people strictly identify with how gender expression is defined in our society. nature doesn't know or care about clothes. we were born naked and we walked around naked before we made clothes. people in societies create clothes and then tell people what they should wear, they define what women should be like and what men should be like and what they should look like, they tell everyone what they should do.
do you do everything that people tell you to do? or do you sometimes just go with what feels right, regardless of what people have to say about it? well, this is what those girls are doing. tradition is pretty restricting and there should be more room for different gender expression in society. not all girls feel comfortable in dainty dresses and heels. there's nothing wrong with that.
short hair is the same story, although boyshort hair on girls where I'm from is not really seen as a big deal.
I wore guys clothes and had my hair short (above my neck, but not lesbian short), because I thought it made me look me cute. I'm straight, I just like that whole gender ambiguous thing. Difference is I wore girl pants (I hate baggy pants ><), make up, and did nail art... So I was obviously a girl. I like dresses and things, but not to wear everyday...I can appreciate them, but I feel more comfortable in what I wear.
Random, but I see some lesbian chicks that dress like guys, and they make some good lookin' guys. :I
Because they're lazy. That simple.
To be honest.. there are many cases when girls dress good and look good only and only to attract guys... once they get the guy hooked - they let themselves go. That's the real reason why many guys have "attachment problems"
Luckily this is not that way where I live - here girls have self-respect and dress nicely also for themselves, but I've heard many crazy stories about how women are like more in the West...
i guess it depends what you mean as "dress like boys" - are you talking jeans and over-sized shirts, or full blown trying to be seen as male? the first, maybe they prefer the style and like it being fuss free (pretty hot actually, with the right personality), the latter they're probably questioning their gender identity.
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Why does everything have to be a question; "well why are people doing this, why are you wearing your hair like that?" I mean really, is it even any of your business too know? Can people not live their lives the way they want without be questioned or critiqued? why do you even care, just worry about yourself. Find your life, that's my motto. People are always worried about things that don't concern them, that's why our world is so fúcked up smh
I am a girl who's definitely straight but I do like dressing as a boy. I'm not really sure why but once I hit middle school I really wanted to dress like a boy. I found myself making accounts online pretending to be a boy, yeah. So I cut my hair short and wore baggy clothes and jeans with sneakers. I even put in makeup with many different tecniques to fit the part. I'm in high school now and still do that. I am not transgender but for some reason I like being recognized as a boy, but on the contrary am openly a girl. I don't act like a typical boy and I still flaunt around like a girl; but I just wish everyday that it would be nicer if I were born a boy, but I won't change, I'll always be a girl.
So in my opinion, many girls just want to be equally treated as guys or that's it's comfortable to them and they just have a boyish nature to them, I dont really know.
I'm still trying to find an answer to this myself~ ( ^ u ^ )
No, not all of us are lesbians. I have a masculine looking face and feel awkward in super girlie clothes, like I look like I'm trying to fool someone. If I was born manly looking I might as well stick with that look.
Do you mean dress in suits or dress in causal clothing? I dress causal but I don’t usually wear dresses or heels that’s not me. I prefer comfort over looking pretty
I might be the only person in the world who thinks this, but I think it's hot. And I don't think it's laziness given some of the time androgynous ladies put into their appearance.
Usually they are lesbian in most cases along with lots of tattoos and piercings, however they don't go this fast I guess some girls just dress more like a guy because it's bit more convenient
I think it looks good if the girl can pull it off. Anyway, androgyny is constantly in fashion and many top models are famous for their androgynous looks. It could be because it's in style.
I love wearing jeans gaming t-shirt pants , vest under wear, in summer sports bra. Like to wear boys clothes because they have more pocket to woman or Pettie size.
what exactly do you mean by "dress like boys"? Like what clothes?
They prefer the comfort and style of men's wear. Not all girls who dress like boys are lesbian. It is one of those things in life.
Why hating on tomboys? They're much better than girly girls
Cause it's f***ing HOT.
That question could go the other way. Why do some boys like to dress up like girls?
It's comfortable and less stress
I don't think it matters
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