1, which do you think is more important:
- Following the dreams your parents want for you or
- Following your own dreams
2, Can men wear women's clothing or can women wear men's clothing?
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E tham khảo ^^
Anyone can wear any type of clothing they want. There is no law saying a man cannot purchase or wear clothing intended for a woman. If he is physically capable of donning the garment, he has every right to do so. There are laws against baring breasts and genitalia, but that's about it.
The better question is why is it socially acceptable for women to wear men's clothing while it is socially unacceptable for men to wear women's clothing?
The answer is that women have transitioned from their traditional gender roles as wives and mothers to working members of society. In their traditional gender roles they were supposed to cultivate their beauty for their husband and raise the children. This resulted in decorative clothing. Now that more women work outside the home they have adopted the uniform of the working person at all levels, both to fit in and because of practical reasons. Rosie the riveter can't rivet metal in a poofy dress. It's a hazard. Similarly, a poofy dress doesn't scream member of the board in a professional setting. The goal for these women is to be taken serious in a different context where the decorative dress hampers their credibility. Society has come to accept this new gender role.
Men on the other hand are still pressured to remain in their traditional gender role. Doing house work or work traditionally meant for women hurts their social standing with other men. There is some progress being made here (there are more male nurses and primary school teachers), but it's still not widely viewed as "good". Women's clothing is also not practical, it's purpose it solely decorative, for the purpose of getting a mate and keeping a mate happy. Most often a male mate. You can see how if a man dresses as a woman, it would be going much farther than just operating outside of a traditional gender role, and society just can't handle that right now.
My personal opinion though: Do what makes you happy. Society has rules, but they only change if we break them.