Ashley Needles

When I was sixteen I fell for a guy who looked crazy good in pink. At seventeen I fell harder for a guy who was a gothic cross dresser. Damn was he sexy! He was sensual, masculine, extremely well endowed (something I found out much later in life.) He was smart and eloquent, and dominated every room he walked into. He wore black eyeliner and mascara making his blue eyes electric. At six-foot-something with a broad frame and muscles to match, every ounce of his 180 pounds was bad boy sex appeal. Never has any other guy's fashion sense ever so fascinated me. His platform combat boots and black skirts are something no other guy I've met has had the confidence to wear. It was a brand of seduction few men have the strength to imitate. To this day just the thought of guy wearing eyeliner and mascara gives me naughty fantasies. Yet today men get sex changes just because they like wearing a dress. This bothers me. I'm not against transgenders, but I am against the rare bre

First,  I'm a woman, I love men and I love feminism. I get to drive, own my own car, vote and pursue whatever job I want. Pretty awesome. But why should men love feminism? Number one: The sexual revolution. Men get to have sex without being forced to marry the girl after. It's much easier for men to get laid without risking the STD's prostitutes are likely to have.  Before feminism there was no falling in love with a man just for his personality, he was the only source of survival for whatever family they might have and women from wealth could only marry men of more wealth, because she wasn't allowed to own or possess anything of her father's everything was transferred to the man.  Long legs and short skirts. Feminism is the reason women can wear whatever they want. Showing off their attributes. Before this, men carried stuff for women because women were literally dying from fashion. Heat stroke compressed lungs and other things made women too "d