Men wearing womens jeans

by **Komodo** on Wed Sep 26, 2007 2:15 pm

. wrote:Komodo,

A good number of the men who wear girls' jeans are crossdressers and wear a lot of other girls' clothes. We also wear heels, makeup, nail polish and jewelry including earrings in our pierced ears. We know what women go through to look attractive and go through all of the same things ourselves because we want to. In some cases we have to go through more than a woman does to hide our male appearance, but we willingly do it to improve our femme image. If you don't believe the few posts here, go to any web site on crossdressing and read the many discussions on all the concerns crossdressers have.

When I clicked on the link in your post above I got a nice magazine cover of a young woman in a pretty dress but nothing related to jeans.

Thanks for the update. Silly me. I just thought its perhaps (in general) guys just jumping into a pair of women's tight jeans to get the thrill of showing off their package and bum.

by **azraelle** on Wed Sep 26, 2007 4:15 pm

Komodo wrote:
. wrote:Komodo,

A good number of the men who wear girls' jeans are crossdressers and wear a lot of other girls' clothes. We also wear heels, makeup, nail polish and jewelry including earrings in our pierced ears. We know what women go through to look attractive and go through all of the same things ourselves because we want to. In some cases we have to go through more than a woman does to hide our male appearance, but we willingly do it to improve our femme image. If you don't believe the few posts here, go to any web site on crossdressing and read the many discussions on all the concerns crossdressers have.

When I clicked on the link in your post above I got a nice magazine cover of a young woman in a pretty dress but nothing related to jeans.

Thanks for the update. Silly me. I just thought its perhaps (in general) guys just jumping into a pair of women's tight jeans to get the thrill of showing off their package and bum.

Many guys DO just wear women's jeans, but for reasons that your entirely too cynical, not to mention sarcastic, mindset may not fully comprehend. Showing off their "package" has very little, if any, to do with it. Many guys simply don't like either the saggy baggy look, or feel, or both, so prevalent today. I wear junior size women's cotton/lycra hip hugger jeans primarily for two reasons. I grew up in the late 60's/early 70's when mens' jeans were snug in the crotch, and I can't stand wearing pants that aren't snug--which leaves me with 2 choices, these days, either wear Women's jeans, or sew my own (but generally from modified women's patterns). I have done both. The other reason is because I am somewhat overweight, at the moment, and hip-hugger jeans don't cause me a bellyache the way men's pants do when worn at the waist.

by **AlexBMercier** on Wed Sep 26, 2007 7:13 pm

Any idea what kind of jeans these are:

http://img145.imagevenue.com/view.php?image=99654_Jeans_122_735lo.jpg

I would like to squeeze into one of them! Alternatively, what are good makes of girls' jeans for guys?

by **Komodo** on Thu Sep 27, 2007 6:21 pm

I tried on my sister's Parasuco jeans, and boy, did I get a rise out of the feeling! These jeans are very stretchy. I'm a 32 waist, and I was able to fit into her size 28s. It took some squeezing, but after 4 minutes or so, I was in! You know what, there was no way of hiding my banana. There was no room to tuck it downwards - absolutely impossible. In fact, I was so...well you know...I had it on the side, and there is no way you cannot tell I was in a pair of thight jeans. Should I dare venture on the public transit or go to school in my sister's jeans?

by **Guest** on Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:03 pm

Komodo wrote:Should I dare venture on the public transit or go to school in my sister's jeans?

I can't give you a definite yes or no on wearing your sister's jeans on public transit or to school until you answer a few questions. You don't have to answer them on the forum, but they will help you decide whether or not to go out in her jeans.

First, can you sit, walk and bend over in her jeans? The last thing you want to have happen is for a seam to rip out because the jeans are too tight in some positions.

Next, how femme are the decorations on her jeans? Are they very feminine or are the jeans reasonably unisex or plain? Will you feel comfortable with the decorations?

Finally, what look are you trying to achieve? Do you want to be noticed or just blend in with crowd?

Try to find a mirror where you can see how you look from the rear. Do the jeans show off your butt the way you want them to? If you want to look a bit more femme from the rear, try adding a pair of boots with heels and take short steps. That should add some wiggle in your walk. How much do you want to show off or hide your banana? If you want to show it off, sounds like there is no problem. If you want to hide it, wear a panty girdle underneath, the more control the better. If you cannot get a girdle and want to minimize your banana, try adjusting it so your banana is pointing staight up which should be the least noticable.

Be prepared for a few whistles and comments, particularly at school. Even if you don't particularly like the whistles or comments, smile as though you do. Whatever you do, do not let your annoyance with the comments show as that will only encourage more and cruder comments.

by **azraelle** on Fri Sep 28, 2007 6:17 am

might also want to wear your shirt tail out, if this is permitted by your dress code. Juuuust a thought.

by **Komodo** on Fri Sep 28, 2007 5:41 pm

. wrote:
Komodo wrote:Should I dare venture on the public transit or go to school in my sister's jeans?

I can't give you a definite yes or no on wearing your sister's jeans on public transit or to school until you answer a few questions. You don't have to answer them on the forum, but they will help you decide whether or not to go out in her jeans.

First, can you sit, walk and bend over in her jeans? Yes, I am totally able to walk, sit and bend over without fear of breaking the seems even though they are tight The last thing you want to have happen is for a seam to rip out because the jeans are too tight in some positions.

Next, how femme are the decorations on her jeans? Are they very feminine or are the jeans reasonably unisex or plain? Will you feel comfortable with the decorations? No decorations, and very plain. It just has a small Parasuco lable on the back pocket. Not sure if one can tell whether they are girl jeans from just the pockets. But I do look kinda femenine curvy, from what I can see in the mirror.

Finally, what look are you trying to achieve? Do you want to be noticed or just blend in with crowd? Not sure what I want. First, do you think I'll be noticed, or just blend in - given these jeans are plain?
Try to find a mirror where you can see how you look from the rear. Do the jeans show off your butt the way you want them to? I look sort of girlish, but then again, I am lean and not muscular. If you want to look a bit more femme from the rear, try adding a pair of boots with heels and take short steps. I'll just stick with runners. That should add some wiggle in your walk. How much do you want to show off or hide your banana? Hmm, that is interesting. I don't mind showing off my banana. If you want to show it off, sounds like there is no problem. It is so obvious I have a banana - even when flacid! If you want to hide it, wear a panty girdle underneath, the more control the better. If you cannot get a girdle and want to minimize your banana, try adjusting it so your banana is pointing staight up which should be the least noticable. I don't have enough room for a girdle. Laying on the side, my banana almost wraps around when excited. Pointing up, you're right, a little less visible, but the look is better on the side. I am a guy, and have nothing to be ashame of. So, show it shall!

Be prepared for a few whistles and comments, particularly at school. Even if you don't particularly like the whistles or comments, smile as though you do. Whatever you do, do not let your annoyance with the comments show as that will only encourage more and cruder comments. I'll try it on the weekend first, away from school and see how I do first. I may venture into a couple of clothing stores to try other jeans or short or whatever, or maybe even tights and see the reaction of the sales ladies![/quote]

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