Comments on: Some like a fashion post #9: Crimson’s Secrets?

By: Raul Crimson

Raul Crimson — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 17:27:45 +0000

Oh, Cocoa, i think women are even more visual, but maybe we both are wrong and it depends on the person. Anyway, as i said is weird for me to socialize with this alt since i don’t feel identified with her, even is an expression of myself as my main AV is.

By: Cocoa Adored

Cocoa Adored — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 22:35:13 +0000

I have once created a male alt in which I ran around in probably like 4-5 times. I used it to travel unnoticed in some RP sims, hehe. But, I got bored being someone I dont identify with at all, so I dont use it anymore.
But I must say, I got hit on by women a LOT when I tried a male av! I hardly get hit on when I travel as myself in my female av. That did startle me. And I thought men were visual!

By: Eliza Wierwight

Eliza Wierwight — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 12:21:55 +0000

I’ve considered the male AV as an experiment I guess, about as close as I’d ever get to the ‘male’experience’, what ever that is. Passing thought eally , over the amount effort it would take ( and cost ) to do it well. I wasn’t making any kind of jugement call on anyone’s choice to do both , either or alternate. Just not alluring enough to go there I guess.

Lord knows I love the ‘Blindfold and corset’ piece of yours. Thats more about expressing confidence in sensuality to me though. Owning the kink .

As to cross dressing intentionally or not I know that generations of woman ( and men ) fell in lust for the first time AND came out about it , with Dr Frankenfurter in RHPS and I profess to be one. I had the most massive pre teen crush on Tim Curry. He was so dom though in that role , so I’m ruling out his attire over his sensual/sexual confidence once again. Damn you did that well Inworld Raul, I shivered with delight when you called over to Patron in that AV at Halloween ~laughs~

By: Raul Crimson

Raul Crimson — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 05:56:50 +0000

Someway having a female avatar gives you more “creative freedom” in clothing since, as in FL, there are much more options for female than for male.
And that’s not only a question of wearing clothes meant for the other gender, actually i have some “female clothes” i may use for my male avatar, is those clothes are meant for female and look better on female.

And Ms. EW.. i lurve you too!!!

By: Eliza Wierwight

Eliza Wierwight — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 02:06:08 +0000

I have NEVER wanted a male ALT of any kind ( I mean ewwwwwww ~laughs~ ) but some decent androgynous suits shaded for wimmin would be smokun in a sophistimikated kind way. More Lilli Marlene than feigning Businesswoman show them your fahbulous thighs and bewbs type .

~rant over I’m going shopping, yaaaaaaa haw~

Mr R.C I lurve you ~heart~

( made you laugh ! )

By: Raul Crimson

Raul Crimson — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:07:20 +0000

I agree with you, Winter, my friend.
Sometimes I love some female stuff i find around, and sometimes i wear it in my main avatar too, but i love also to create a new full appearance for my female alt, it’s really a fun game.

By: Winter Jefferson

Winter Jefferson — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 00:37:23 +0000

RAWR! I’d hit it.

I know exactly what you mean Raul; I have a female alt also, and she is my business tool. I have to promote designers through my Rezzable work and it’s way easier to do that with her for various reasons. But she is just a doll av and I don’t identify with her at all. Whereas I don’t see Winter as an avatar, I see him as ME.