Late-blooming cross-dressers are usually heterosexual, have a wife and kids, and show no signs of femininity until they reach their thirties or seventies and decide to try cross-dressing as they are attracted to the woman inside them.
In this podcast, the hosts discuss the influence of Billy Eilish's fashion on current trends and express their preference for baggy 90s clothing.
The decision to transition should be made after careful consideration, and while it may not be the answer for everyone, for some it is necessary for their mental health and survival. Struggling with emotional problems is common in transgender individuals, but transitioning can make life easier, however, it does not cure any disorders.
The speaker talks about feeling like a minority as a young person with progressive beliefs that do not align with the typical "rainbow coalition" of marginalized groups. They express feeling alienated from both progressives and conservatives.
The endorphin rush that comes with shopping is dependent on bargains or extravagance, whereas mid-market retail does not provide the same rush. Additionally, the speaker shares their theory about the trouser-wearing habits of British men in a video conferencing era.
The idea that women are always submissive shows a lack of interaction with real women, as even when they are submissive, they often still run the show. This stereotype is rooted in outdated preconceptions around women's roles in society and their desires.