throwaway94105

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   by throwaway94105 11y ago

   Amusingly enough, my straight (well, maybe a little bi) girlfriend enjoys wearing ties on occasion. But she looooves scarves so there's not terribly much Of a jump there IMO
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   by throwaway94105 11y ago

   For some reason I cannot reply to your reply, so my apologies, here's a sibling. You mistake that other user for me. Check the names. He seems to mind his privacy less, and I applaud him for that. Anyway, I don't see how what he h
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   by throwaway94105 11y ago

   That's only true if you're wearing them out and trying to please others. Society doesn't inform my preferences at home nor does it see what I'm wearing behind closed doors. Plus, with the right body type and shoes, you t
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   by throwaway94105 11y ago

   I have no desire to publicly out myself on this. My girlfriend, mother even, and quite a few friends know. I did mention wearing them publicly at Folsom, but I expect no judgment there as there are much more interesting things going on than
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   by throwaway94105 11y ago

   You actually are appreciating her efforts with your thoughts. Appreciate doesn't mean value/like necessarily, it can mean to understand the implications of in a neutral-preference manner. Regardless, there are many men who appreci
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   by throwaway94105 11y ago

   It's too bad this got killed off the main page. I guess maybe it's not relevant to HN. Anyway, as a mid-20s straight man who likes wearing 5" stilettos, finding out the history of when and why men did and didn't do the s