Crossdressing...Just how does a woman participate?

[Narrow Is The Way]

Originally Posted by ForeverBlessed

I feel like a dress/skirt for women today is closely associated with dress clothing. Usually not associated with casual clothing.

I do not like to see a woman in a suit/tie/shirt combo...or a tux. That is distinctivly male clothing. Every year at prom time the letter goes out that a tux on a girl attending w/another girl won't be tolerated by the school.

It doesn't take long to find the women who are dressing to be a man. They have short manly hair cuts and clothing styled for a man...even more distinctive is the spirit they possess and the manner in which they carry themselves.

I appreciate the fact that a school is able to enforce standards.

Nobody usually has a problem with a school or a community enforcing a dress standard but if a preacher tries to do that everybody calls him names and says that he needs to get with the times.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Narrow Is The Way

I appreciate the fact that a school is able to enforce standards.

Nobody usually has a problem with a school or a community enforcing a dress standard but if a preacher tries to do that everybody calls him names and says that he needs to get with the times.

Schools have uniforms. Those uniforms are for SCHOOL. The teacher or principal don't dictate how you dress when not in school nor do they make it a condition of being saved

BTW I've never heard a preacher called names or told to get with the times for preaching or enforcing standards in his church. If someone in that church does not like it they should find another church