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Crossplay counts, by the way.

Yeah, but not particularly convincingly.

Well if crossplay counts, then yes.

Yup. Sometimes unintentionally. I am apparently gender-ambiguous to most people, especially in the winter time in a heavy coat.

I sorta had but I want to do so better.

I guess? Not sure what crossplay is, but I'm a girl and have dressed up as various males for Halloween. Slash and Charlie Chaplin being probably the most memorable.

I assume it means cosplaying as someone of the opposite gender. Halloween costumes count too I assume so it sounds like you'd qualify.

Why don't you ask on a forum without a gender radio that's 95/5 women.

Only men can crossdress!

honestly I was kinda thinking the same thing lol 'cause I cross dress almost everyday and nobody gives a crap since I'm female.

(It makes the fact I'm gender fluid extremely easy to hide too, yippee!)

Only men can crossdress!

Bullshit.

Re: Have you ever crossdressed?

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Not intentionally but when I was in middle school I would wear my brothers clothes (I'm a female).

does going trick or treating in my dad's clothes with a make up beard at 7 years old count?

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Not really. I have a really bad body shape for it.

As in just wearing men's clothing, or intentionally trying to pass for a man? I've done both.

Yeah. I've done it a lot. I like it. It's fun.

I'm a woman, and the character I dress as for Renn Faires is (in my head) a woman disguising herself as a man. I'm not aiming even a little bit for actually looking male, though, just wearing more androgynous clothes and tucking my hair up.

I did full drag with facial hair last year for Pride.

It felt wonderful, and I want to do the drag competition sometime. :D

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No, I'm not comfortable in men's clothes. They all swamp me and I feel supremely awkward wearing a tie. I never dressed to the theme for our genderbend dances in college.

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Yes and no? I used to wear boys' clothes all the time because I didn't want to be ~girly~ and liked the way they looked better, but I don't think that counts, this was when I was a kid. I got mistaken for a boy a lot, though (which annoyed me even though I seriously looked like one oops)

Intentionally? A few times, mostly for Halloween stuff and once for a golden 20s party. Also I was Santa Claus for about 8 consecutive years in my family and outside, this sometimes included the beard and speaking in a gruff tone.

Mostly unintentionally? All the time from ages 0 to 8 (gleefully so) and again from ages 15 to 18. Since then whenever I have a short enough haircut and can get away with it, I try to dress up as boyish as possible. Sadly my bust size makes me unfit to pass outside of winter, ah well.

Sure. First when I id'd as female, dressing as a guy, now sometimes I dress like a girl. It's fun, and I get a kind of satisfaction from it. I guess I was just never going to spend my life in one set of clothes.

Yep, once won the costume contest at an RPG-related convention and completely fooled several people who knew me dressed as a male character (false moustache and all,) and also have been told I made a very convincing Silent Bob one Halloween.

I crossplayed as Duo Maxwell once at con. Other than that, I do own some male clothing mostly sweaters/vests/shirts etc. But I don't really look like man in them (nor would want to), so I don't know if that counts.

Have done it VERY often for theatre - our group is mostly female, so I've played male roles a lot. I've got it to a routine; deal with boobs, hide the hair, contouring, facial hair (if needed).
Outside of playing a role, yeah, I often crossdress, not in a casual "I am wearing a suit" sense, but in that I deliberately modify my figure / hair / etc. to pass for a guy. Just because sometimes it's nice to walk on the other side for a while.

I went to a Come As Your Favorite Rock Star party as John Lennon, and a LOT of people thought I was really a dude.