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There's nothing wrong with straight guys wearing dresses, amirite?
by Anonymous11 years ago
kurt cobain did<3
by Anonymous13 years ago
He also shot himself in the head.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Because suicide just invalidates everything you've succeeded in life. Hey, that guy cured cancer? Well he shot himself in the head, so that makes him a stupid nutjob.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Actually that's exactly what it does. It makes them and everything they are pathetic
by Anonymous11 years ago
I thought we were giving random facts about Kurt Cobain. I wasn't making any judgements on character.
....his daughter's middle name is Bean.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I'm having some doubts that the specific fact you provided was not in any way intended to invalidate his dress-wearing.
by Anonymous11 years ago
That is fine. I don't see the connection between cross dressing and suicide. Suit yourself.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Maybe it's because you find both those actions to be stupid.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I didn't compare curing cancer to cross dressing, I compared curing cancer to creating great music.
It simply appeared to me that she was trying to discredit all that Kurt Cobain did (be it making music or wearing a dress) by saying he shot himself. Why else would that random fact be inserted? Does that not sound like it was made out to discredit Kurt Cobain? Sounds like you chose that specific fact for a reason, that's all.
I don't know what other intention that comment had in the context. If notmuchnotmuch could explain that to me, I'll apologize for reading it wrong, then.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I honestly was just stating that he shot himself in the head. I really don't care if straight men wear dresses. I don't like it, but I'm not going to do anything about it.
I found the first comment from two years ago to be silly. So I said what I thought of the second I read it.
You took what I said way too seriously.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Alright, I'll take your word for it then, that that statement had no other meaning.
Even if I did take it "too seriously" all I did was state my opinion on the matter. You did the same, after all.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Fair enough.
He was also a heroine addict though. So maybe he was a nutjob.
by Anonymous11 years ago
On halloween....
by Anonymous11 years ago
Maybe they should come out of the closet that stores all of their dresses.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Woooww. You must have been up all night thinking of that gem
by Anonymous11 years ago
Howd you know
by Anonymous11 years ago
Of course it's okay. They can wear whatever they want.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I get bitched at when I wear my "Nothing better than beating a woman" shirt in public though. Especially when I wear it to women's shelters to volunteer.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Okay, now I kind of want a shirt that says that and I'm not entirely sure why.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I bet wearing a dress would let their dangley parts enjoy a nice breeze.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Dangley parts
by Anonymous11 years ago
That's why I ency the Scottish. They can wear kilts and no one judges them, besides the rest of the world.
by Anonymous11 years ago
It's okay but regardless but whether it's right or wrong, people ARE going to judge him.
by Anonymous11 years ago
* meant of instead of but
by Anonymous11 years ago
To me, it seems that wearing a dress is conforming to the typical "who's the male or female in this relationship" concept.
by Anonymous11 years ago
My guy friends and I cross dress annually to raise money for cancer, true story.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Oh fuck you down voters.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Good luck getting a lady that way
by Anonymous11 years ago
Unless they're lesbian and mistake you for a girl...
by Anonymous11 years ago
Yet it's completely acceptable for women to wear traditionally male clothes and no one bats an eye.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I didn't make it clear, but I'm referring to all of the down votes.
by Anonymous11 years ago
It's just fabric, there's nothing wrong with it
by Anonymous11 years ago
Why should any one care? He's not naked. It's not like he's going around traumatising young children with nudity. So why not wear some 'girly' clothing? Men were the first to wear make up, now it's a 'girly' thing and any one who does it gets laughed at. Children up to the age of nine of both genders (at least in Britain) if their parents were well off wore dresses.
So why shouldn't anyone express who they are through fabric, no matter what shape it's cut into, whether it confines or flows free. And why should what you wear lead to judgements about your sexual orientation, your culture or your intelligence? And, who gives a shit what other people think anyway. Clearly they don't know you, and so they don't have a right to make you feel bad about yourself over a piece of material...
by Anonymous11 years ago
Thank you :)
by Anonymous11 years ago
Like I honestly don't give a fuck. No fucks at all. If a dude wants to wear a dress, go for it. It doesn't affect me at all.
Though he has to understand that while he shouldn't be judged for what he is going to do, he probably will because our society is like that.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Honestly, the only problem I would have would be if it ws tight and showing some shapes, or if it was too short and showing some stuff, but other than that I'm fine with it.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Can we stop gender norms please? If a guy wants to wear a dress, he should be able to do that. Jesus Christ.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Especially because it can show off their sexy legs.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Whatever, I know you love me
by Anonymous11 years ago
Why not? I'm actually surprised this is downvoted tbh
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