Then you've obviously never seen a real butch. A real butch can pass to the point where even other lesbians aren't going to know it's a woman unless they actually talk to her. Many a time have I seen some man staring at me and thought 'what the f*ck are you looking at f*ck', only to realise it's a w...

I agree, it's more acceptable for a woman to wear men's clothes, but it's by no means accpetable for a woman to go out looking like a man from head to toe, especially to an extreme level. There's tomboys and then there's butch. Butch is not something society deems as acceptable at all. It's more of ...

I wear only men's clothing all the time and I can't say I ever into into any real trouble for it. But if you're scared of getting victimised for it, then I'd say don't do it, because to be honest your fear will only end up drawing trouble to you. Fear is more obvious then you think - if you look lik...

This is one of the few times a prosthetic based gender transformation really pulls it off, maybe because of the big make up/prosthetics budget. Cheaper attempts always look totally unconvincing. There was never any way that Angelina would not make an attractive man, I don't know why people were surp...

It's like this...they believe things like trangenderism and sexuality to be lifestyle choices and not innate. Therefore rather than viewing your condition as a plight, they view it as a choice and see it as perverted and twisted. Based on the above, it's a bit like having thier son hanging out with ...