What does Crossdresser mean?
Other definitions of Crossdresser:
- The hobby of donning clothing meant for others outside your gender identity, often as a form of self expression. Has no connection with gender identification — though the term is most often applied to heterosexual men dressing in traditionally women's clothing.
- Wearing accessories or complete outfits that are comprised of items traditionally marketed to another gender than your own. "Crossing" the conventional barriers with your "dress".
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How to use the term
Crossdresser:
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I found out I was into crossdressing when I was pretty young. My sisters would let me try on their clothes.
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The term is completely imbalanced: crossdressing in men's clothing for a female is considered quite normalized, but a man in a dress is often regarded as a joke.
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