Why is it wopmen can mens clothes but if a man wants to wear make up everyone freaks out?
486331
If you really dont know the answer to that just put your make up on and act like you dont care what ppl think.
604457
It's a guy thing. They dont want there friends to see the sensitive side of them.
965873
It doesn't matter what brand a man wears, at least not to a REAL woman.  The shallow materialistic ones, maybe, but not us real women.  As long as he is neat and clean, it doesn't matter what or "who" he wears.  I think my guy looks best in his jeans and T-shirt.  He was wearing denim shorts and a polo when we met and I couldn't keep my eyes off him.  And now I can't keep my hands off him.  hehehe!
153205
because it's okay for men to look like monkeys. that's what their intelligence is like anyway.
345819
because they can.\n\nbecause in the sex driven world of pop culture, role models are forced to reveal more and more of themselves just to make an impression. so hordes of followers, unwitting and otherwise, remove their clothes in an effort to attain the elusive goal of the norm
453631
Guys might wear makeup for all kinds of reasons, that might have nothing to do with their being gay.  Some guys are transvestites, dressing up like women but still being straight men.  Some men want to be women, and they are transsexuals.  There's a whole host of transgendered men who are straight but have whatever alternative gender (not sexual) identities who like to wear makeup for whatever reason.  Some men just love David Bowie, some men are just fashionable and like to look cool, none of this makes them gay.  Of course, some gay men do wear makeup, and they might be fashionable, or they might be drag queens.  \nBut on to your question of why?  It has actually nothing to do with chromosomes, it's just because it's the way they are, it's what they like, and it makes them happy.
167553
I agree. Women dress for other women because they are more critical of each other. If a man likes it then it is an added bonus.
374756
Its just the concept of privacy and getting use to the idea. It is also wierd to have a strange man looking at you while you strip then he starts feeling on you. The second part is bad enough by itself.
759016
They are kind of shaped by our society...\nA girl feels obligated to impress the guys that she likes, (usually regardless of fashion) and attract them to her. If all goes well they will go out.\n\nThis is just an average case, btw; many guys care about their looks, but don't need to spend as much time on dress, hair, and accessories!\n\nIf not the above, they like dressing up to reflect their mood or personality...It's one of the best forms of expression!\n\nIt's just how it is ;)
982168
when a guy wears more make up than most of your girlfriends, somethings up.....
707947
My husband hates it when I wear sexy revealing clothes. \nOut of respect for him, I dont do it. \nIf your married, there is no reason to show off yourself to other men, and thats what he's jealous about.  \nWhen in doubt about what to wear, ask him if he thinks your outfit is inappropriate. He will respect you , and you will respect yourself more.\nI understand ...Sometimes you need to feel beautiful, but to keep the peace, respect your husbands wishes. \nThats what a "relationship" is all about.\nGood Luck!
989529
So you're saying that you've been taught proper etiquette, and the people you know have not.  Before you go some place where a certain type of clothing has to be worn, or where certain manners have to be displayed - how bout telling the guy - so he doesn't embarrass HIMSELF(you seem preoccupied that he'll only be embarrassing YOU)
1112510
Balanced, well rounded men exist just as much as well rounded women exist.  Everyone has a range of interests, and personality traits, but there are also social pressures that try to fit us into boxes.  For men, the machoism is more of a pressure than it is for us women to be feminine.  But there are tons of guys that don't fit into the typical "masculine" frame, aren't homosexual, and certainly get a lot of play.  (Like EMO Bands?  Come on!)\nAnd of course there is the "metrosexual" label.\nTo me a well balanced guy can be who he is without caving in too much to social pressures that he should be otherwise.  My current guy likes classical music, but likes listening to it while riding his Suzuki GSXR (motorcycle).  Loves clothes and knows how to dress better than me (suits specifically, and he even knows how to wear pink!--I don't even wear pink!), but doesn't know a skincare product if it hit him in the face.  Cries during a movie, even though it's a Samurai movie.  Doesn't like mainstream sports, but can catch and throw a baseball.  He can be sensitive and caring when it comes to me.  And he isn't ashamed about any of it.  So yeah, it's possible.
522941
Men have short attention spans.  They know they are with you and love you but then OH LOOK! SHINY! And then it's back to you.  Nothing to worry about - we're just checking out the latest fashion designs ;-)\n\nSeriously, it's nothing to worry about.  We just like looking at good looking women and it's nothing more or deeper than that.
256411
Every respectable person dresses modestly.Ethically no religion can claim to have autonomy over any particular dress code.Maybe we need to make every Christian,Muslim, Buddhist,etc,know they can wear any dress code as long as it is modestly acceptable to the public.This is not only of women alone.I think that men too dress in a way that captures women's admiration,but that was not discussed by the religious books.I think that is not fair enough because this competition between the opposite sexes of arousing one another's feelings is what is actually creating the problems of immodest dressing.
128505
Your generalization isn't true. SOME men look better as a woman than SOME women.\n\nIf I put on a pile of makeup and wigs and spent a ton of money on clothing and had the natural slimness of a male, I could stand up to the exam. Generally speaking.
939787
he has no right to tell you what you can wear! show as much skin as you want. it wont bother me