Of all my time wearing
tights, they haven't made me feel sexy, not at all. During the winter months, they're very practical, adds an extra layer of warmth under your pants.
But to call this cross dressing, in my mind, is wrong. Where does the thought that
tights are a female-only item come from? For bras, I can understand, males don't ned the support in that place, and miniskirts, were never intended for men. Long skirts in really old times were male clothing, presumably sewing a crotch just wasn't worth the extra effort or something like that. But
tights, really, what are they? Just extremely long and thin socks that pull all of the way up to a person's hips/waist... In essence, just thin, close fitting trousers with integrated socks. Female only? I don't see it myself.
Since the age of 13 I've never felt that I shouldn't wear them, although I always wear them under trousers. Despite the fact I've always been comfortable while wearing them, the only person who actually knows is my mum. People always say they're not shallow, and that you'll be friends no matter what. However, it's very difficult to prove that as true, as it just takes one small thing (possibly wearing clothes deemed for the opposite sex), to freak them out, and have them run a mile, or more. Oh, and have nothing more to do with you.
Guys who are happy to wear
tights should do so.
Those who have even the smallest thought, that what they are doing is wrong, should not, as they probably won't be comfortable