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My prom is April 7th. I have looked at several bridal stores and designer dress stores. I really dont like anything that has lace, sequins, rhinestones, poofy ball gown ish, has flowers. I don't want a two piece either. I also don't feel like spending a fortune on a dress for one night! I have a black dress and a pink dress that are similar to these pictures and i've worn them to homecoming (the pink dress doesn't have a slit like that and has straps but its the same length). I really don't like any of the prom dresses that I have seen and tried on, i've went to around 9 stores already. My friends are telling me I have to have a prom dress for prom. My friends dresses have costed well over $400 and are all glitzy, glam, some have ballgowns, mermaid bottoms, 2 pieces, all sequin etc. I am not into that. Their like its the only night you can dress up as a princess (I'm a tomboy, and i hate dresses). I'm just looking for something comfortable because I know i'll be in it for hours on end and their like your already spending $125 on the ticket and we get to eat a fancy dinner. (We are having the after prom at a rented out night club with DJ's and its gonna be extremely crowded and hot and its from like 9pm-6am). I don't really have any jewelry except chokers, and don't plan on buying any. I'm also just planning on straightening my hair and doing my own makeup. Is this a weird thing to do?

So we all desire a masculine guy that will love care and protect us right? But we feminize our men here's the reason for my question. When my brother was 7-10 my sisters and would strap him as he would scream cry and scream at the top of his lungs. we would dress in my clothes and he told us "stop it " well.. my mom would always take his side and punish us... we desire this masculine guy who take care of us... but we feminize our guys I don't get it...

Update on my brothere

- he is always at sports
-always doing school projects
- always at sleep overs

We hardly see him on the house... I kinda miss having around. But it's like he so isolated from us all

I wouldn't say I was attracted, but I had this girl in uni who looked like a guy or androgynous, tall, dressed in blazers and somehow masculine clothes, sharp features, not curvy, italian looking, and short loose curly black hair.

I found her/him handsome but when I saw the bra strap under her blouse I face palmed 😶
She's not trans but when I talked to her and close to her face I could tell she was actually a girl, just androgynous.