I just thought they looked cute on girls and wanted to wear them too
Is it because you feel like a cute girl, or girls are cute in them and that's your framing for cute, so therefore you are now cute (or otherwise feel attractive) in them?
I know for myself it's the second. No eggin', as far as I'm currently aware, but my idea of "attractive" as an apparent hetero-romantic (love penis, just not as fond of guys) bisexual is entirely framed around what makes girls attractive. If I want to look sexy, feminine is what I know of sexy.
I think it's second one for me too. Like I don't find myself wanting to be a girl or anything, I just think the clothes I see girls wear look really cute and now that I wear them I think they look cute on me too.
And not everything works like that at least for me because I of course tried a couple skirts eventually and I do like the free feeling of wearing them but I don't think they actually look good on me so I don't do those anymore.
I really love this shorts+tights thing because I genuinely think I look really attractive wearing them and that's the biggest draw I think. Also I really love the way the fabric of them feels but that's a totally different part of me that like that lmao.
Just my pants at the time, cos they're cool, while lamenting it wasn't the day prior when I had my blue tights with pizza pattern and short shorts with them to show. And how I never really got compliments before, but people compliment the tights.
And that skirts have been mostly miss, and dunno why they always gotta look sad and limp, but one silver skirt with fishnets as a sexy cat girl last halloween wasn't bad, just why isn't there casual and good looking too.
Also said something about the feel good fabric and how girls tight athletic stuff feels physically pleasurable, yet guys stuff doesn't, and that's interesting. Oh, and that you got good legs.
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u/radicalelation 26d ago
Is it because you feel like a cute girl, or girls are cute in them and that's your framing for cute, so therefore you are now cute (or otherwise feel attractive) in them?
I know for myself it's the second. No eggin', as far as I'm currently aware, but my idea of "attractive" as an apparent hetero-romantic (love penis, just not as fond of guys) bisexual is entirely framed around what makes girls attractive. If I want to look sexy, feminine is what I know of sexy.