Should guys?

[Scruff Bunch]

Scruff Bunch,
As for others consenting to me discussing my fetish, tell me just one who feels the way you do. 

First of all, that is NOT how consent works. You are either so utterly clueless or uncaring it's disgusting. 

Second. Me. I feel the way I do. And now IanSaysHi has said so too. But one should be enough for you to NOT discuss it around THAT person. And you have persistently shown a complete lag of regard for that by bringing this discussion into my thread. So don't pretend you care by asking me to show you who cares. You are so dishonest and have demonstrated no regard for other humans. 

Furthermore you have shown no regard for how this forum works even in the face of me repeatedly telling you. 

Go ahead. Keep violating people's consent. Show everyone what kind of person you are. 

I'm done taking to you. You are so dense and low on intelligence that there is no reasoning with you. The sooner you are banned the better.

[InbetweenDreams]

Too long didn't read all that enema crap. Anyway, back to the question, "should guys?"

I think we should reframe the question, should women?

I think the answer is No. I don't think a man, woman or any person should have to do anything to affirm their gender. Of course I guess it depends on the context of the question. I got the "a real man doesn't cry" vibe from this and I think there are always issues when making broad strokes like that.

[Scruff Bunch]

Too long didn't read all that enema crap. Anyway, back to the question, "should guys?"

I think we should reframe the question, should women?

I think the answer is No. I don't think a man, woman or any person should have to do anything to affirm their gender. Of course I guess it depends on the context of the question. I got the "a real man doesn't cry" vibe from this and I think there are always issues when making broad strokes like that.

Thank you for bringing my topic  back on... topic.

Bare in mind my thread/poll for largely just humorous. And as you can see, my view is that yes, guys should [whatever it is] as the intention behind my post was actually: should guys do whatever they want IN SPITE of their gender, and not should guys feel obligated to do things to affirm their gender. So I find it interesting that you said "No", though I appreciate the intention or meaning of my poll was particularly obscure.

The reason I focused it on men is because, as you noticed, there typically seems to be more made-up rules for men (from what I can see): "Real men do this" and "real men don't do that". However, notice that nowhere did I demonstrate any of that toxic shit. Check out my profile and you will see the picture of me wearing a "woman's" top as part of my venturing into wearing more "femme" clothing to offset my awesome beard

[InbetweenDreams]

There is a lot of that unspoken crap, that men do XYZ and women do ABC. Like the lack of pockets on womens clothing and suits and ties for men, what the fuck. I mean who wants to wear a god damn suit in July and a pound of hair product. Its all an illusion. Like I'm pretty boring when it comes to clothes, but it doesn't bother me what other people do. I can't understand what it is about people that makes everyone think that someone should or shouldn't be able to do something. I get when it comes to common sense things like you shouldn't drive 200 kmh you might wreck and hurt someone, but does you wearing a dress harm anyone? No, so it shouldn't fuckin matter. Makes me think of North Carolina's dumbass infamous "bathroom bill" back in 2016 I think it was. These conservatives literally thought that male sex offenders were going to dress like women in droves and hide out in women's restrooms and all this crazy shit that never happened. And you know the two perverts that did you know they all tried to go look see! Like that one rouge drag queen, see! No story time for you!

[InbetweenDreams]

Well too lazy to look for the actual bill but the bill stated that you have to use the bathroom matching your biological gender... So what began to happen in the state is if someone saw someone who didn't look the part would create a scene. Even a relative of mine who is female was harassed by some old lady because she didn't look enough like a "woman" being told to use the men's restroom. This was, if I remember, around 2016, pretty sure the bill was undone but this sort of stuff seems to keep coming up in different states.