Wearing a Dress at Lunch Break: Unexpected Reaction

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A user shared their experience of wearing a dress to school, intending to make a fashion statement and gauge reactions. They noted that the response was less severe than anticipated, though some expressed hostility. The conversation shifted to humorous anecdotes about clothing mishaps, such as a pajama incident at a store. Participants debated the effectiveness of shocking fashion choices, with some suggesting that a suit would garner more attention than a dress. Discussions also touched on the challenges of being different in a conservative school environment, with varying opinions on the benefits of self-expression versus the desire to fit in. The dialogue included playful banter about nunchucks and humorous remarks about personal appearance, leading to a light-hearted exploration of identity and societal norms. Overall, the thread highlighted themes of rebellion, self-identity, and the complexities of social acceptance in a high school setting.
  • #51
Math Is Hard said:
Does that mean fixed (like when broken).. or "fixed"?
As in "de-gendered".

*whistles* *shuffles feet a bit* :rolleyes: Um, which do you think? :biggrin:

Here trib!
 
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  • #52
Smurf's the one in the dress. Give him the gender reassignment.
 
  • #53
hee hee hee hee hee

well, they are more docile and less likely to get into trouble after the "little operation".
But they do gain weight, you know.
 
  • #54
tribdog said:
Smurf's the one in the dress. Give him the gender reassignment.
bet those nunchucks don't sound like such a bad idea now eh tribdog?
 
  • #55
Math Is Hard said:
hee hee hee hee hee

well, they are more docile and less likely to get into trouble after the "little operation".
But they do gain weight, you know.

Wow, there really doesn't seem to be a downside to this yet. Docile and less trouble is good, and he could use a little fattening up. And then there won't be any tribpuppies to worry about. Yep, this is sounding better all the time! :biggrin:
 
  • #56
but my testicles are my friends. I like having them hanging around.
 
  • #57
Smurf said:
bet those nunchucks don't sound like such a bad idea now eh tribdog?

:smile: You tell him!
 
  • #58
tribdog said:
but my testicles are my friends. I like having them hanging around.
And you can still have your friends. In a jar on your shelf. :smile:
 
  • #59
two jars thank you very much
 
  • #60
Math Is Hard said:
And you can still have your friends. In a jar on your shelf. :smile:
Don't put them next to the pickled onions.
 
  • #61
Artman said:
Don't put them next to the pickled onions.


So many bad images...

Ewwwww
 
  • #62
I'm a bit concerned about how we got from

1/ Smurf in a dress
via
2/ Authoritarian 'nuns'
to
3/ Tribdog's knackers in a jar.

I just know I'm not going to sleep well tonight :rolleyes:
 
  • #63
the number 42 said:
I'm a bit concerned about how we got from

1/ Smurf in a dress
via
2/ Authoritarian 'nuns'
to
3/ Tribdog's knackers in a jar.

I just know I'm not going to sleep well tonight :rolleyes:
oh, I'm pretty good at making just about any post into something about me. just comes naturally too, no formal training whatsoever.
 
  • #64
tribdog said:
oh, I'm pretty good at making just about any post into something about me. just comes naturally too, no formal training whatsoever.

Of course we've learned this pattern, so the evil sisters use it to our advantage to torture him as much as possible. :biggrin:
 
  • #65
tribdog said:
oh, I'm pretty good at making just about any post into something about me. just comes naturally too, no formal training whatsoever.
Moonbear said:
Of course we've learned this pattern, so the evil sisters use it to our advantage to torture him as much as possible. :biggrin:

Well, they say its healthy to have a hobby. Hmmm, maybe they should be more specific about what they mean by 'hobby'.
 
  • #66
the number 42 said:
Well, they say its healthy to have a hobby. Hmmm, maybe they should be more specific about what they mean by 'hobby'.

Hey, as hobbies go, this one doesn't cost much, so why not? :biggrin:
 
  • #67
anyways. back to me... I realized that day that I actually have a really good figure, I have more hips than my girlfriend.
 
  • #68
Smurf said:
anyways. back to me... I realized that day that I actually have a really good figure, I have more hips than my girlfriend.

Um, hips isn't something a guy is supposed to have and call it a good figure! :eek: :smile: See, I knew you were really coming out of the closet with your cross-dressing tendencies. Don't worry, it's okay, we're not rednecks here, you can admit it to us and we'll accept you just the way you are.
 
  • #69
WAIT! smurfs' a guy?
 
  • #70
srry those hips had me confused there for a moment ;)
 
  • #71
not to mention the bust line. :)
 
  • #72
Achtung said:
not to mention the bust line. :)


Smurf is a very busty cross dresser, quite the looker :bugeye: :bugeye: !
 
  • #73
Smurf said:
... I realized that day that I actually have a really good figure, I have more hips than my girlfriend.
OK, forget my request for a shot of your legs. I want to peek at those childbearing hips ! :smile: :!) :biggrin:
 
  • #74
BoulderHead said:
OK, forget my request for a shot of your legs. I want to peek at those childbearing hips ! :smile: :!) :biggrin:

Forget the hips, dude, what about those magnificent mams everyone's talking about? :!) Am I the only one who hasn't seen them? GET 'EM OUT, HONEY! YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO!
 
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  • #75
Smurf said:
anyways. back to me... I realized that day that I actually have a really good figure, I have more hips than my girlfriend.

Really, no pics at all?
This i want to see!
 
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