This is another article that is fairly centered on the topic of femboys, but some of their arguments could be more generally applied to the question of why wearing gender-non-conforming clothing is becoming more popular online.
It’s admittedly not the most interesting of articles, but I’m grasping at straws a little bit trying to find new and interesting articles to post about men breaking gendered fashion norms. If you know of any I haven’t posted yet, feel free to let me know!
Why Are Femboys So Popular Online?
Why are femboys so popular online? Explore the cultural trends, internet communities, and fashion movements behind the rise of the femboy aesthetic.
https://femboybox.com/blogs/news/why-are-femboys-so-popular-online
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Dieses müsste Dir fröhlich machen (wie es mir tat): https://qr.ae/pFTUX9
Er hat mir gesagt dass ich es freilich reposten darf .
Frage es ihn eventuell selber und nenne mich: Te vroeg geboren 🙂
GRTZ, Arie
Thanks for the article Alex, and what an important one it is! As a guy who wears skirts myself, I’m conscious of labels that might be applied to me based on what I’m wearing, such as femboy, crossdresser, transvestite, transitioning male etc, or worse, and while I have absolutely no issues with the lifestyles associated with those labels, I fully believe in freedom of expression, it is probable that these lifestyles are one reason for keeping men out of skirts in the wider social world. I believe that despite changing attitudes, men in general do not want to emulate females, I believe that for skirts to be popular with men in western society, they would have to have a strong masculine identity. I think masculinity has lost a lot of it’s toxic traits over the years and men have bettered themselves, but masculinity still wants its own identity seperate from that of women.