OttersSwim
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You know, I have to say that from a Transgendered point of view, this really just feels squicky. To my view, being out in public as you have suggested really promotes that sideshow, freakshow, aspect of gender presentation and invites people to form negative views of gender expression. As a person who desires to dress in public, not for any concepts of humiliation but just to be their authentic self, and who does not completely pass...it is hard enough just as it is, really hard. Can't tell you not to do it, but really, it is not helpful in my view to the overall public acceptance of those who express gender without any concept of kink or sexual fetishization.
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