From here, it sounds as though the sexuality was the difficult part, the labeling of such should be easier.Tigerlily wrote:To a certain degree it explains a lot about myself, though. If the technical terms are to be believed I suppose I'm actually a very fluid Transgender.
And I just thought coming to terms with my sexuality was difficult...
Agreed -- that IS the definition of the word, after all, and what prompted me to start this thread 2 ½ years ago!Tigerlily wrote:In all seriousness, though, I'd just say that man was a crossdresser. That's the word we have for it so far in the English language, and if you don't feel that there's any negative connotations with it then there's not problem with using it.RAE wrote:OK what you said is OK; But what do you call a heterosexual man who love to wear a dress at home?
I do not feel like I want to change my sex, just wear a dress.
Rae
I also quoted two dictionary sources in the first post above:
Crossdress(er): to dress in clothing typically worn by members of the opposite sex [1], the wearing of clothes designed for the opposite sex [2]
There are other words for specific types of crossdressers, which those types should perhaps learn to use.