Dress with muscular arms
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- Toni Williams
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Dress with muscular arms
So for a guy I have toned arms nothing amazing actually they look pretty wimpy to most males. But when I'm dressed up my arms suddenly look huge like I'm trying to become a professional female body builder or something. I feel like She Hulk! (Minus the green skin and jump suit....I think she still has me by a few inches to
) so my question is when and how do you had them on hot days and when should I let the let this muscle bound baby out. I have also ready that three-quarter length sleeves work amazing on well toned arms. But idk, any other options out there?
- Robyn
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Re: Dress with muscular arms
Yes, male biceps can certainly negate a feminine presentation. When a CD/TG dresses herself up, yet you see muscular arms, the so called "farmers tan", or ill-matched tattoos it generally interferes with the womanly image we're trying to achieve. In my case I'm faced with covering ink on both arms which work well in male mode, but not at all en femme. And on a hot day, well my dress styles are simple limited. Add a wig and a coat of makeup and I begin to melt... but this is true for GGs too I've found out.
I'm always on the prowl for the perfect dress or blouse. As you've mentioned, 3/4 sleeve work well. I also have many 1/2 sleeve, and I tend to wear a lot of light weight cardigan type sweaters over my dresses. This works well for me as I like the style. Cropped cardigans, baleros, and lightweight button up blouses can look nice over a dress too. Putting thought into your particular dress style, and with practice over time you'll find what works best for you. Try different things and listen to what others find appealing, or unattractive. There are a lot of options but a wardrobe can quickly become costly, thus you'll hear many gals talking about shopping at thrift stores, which is a lot of fun in itself.
I'm always on the prowl for the perfect dress or blouse. As you've mentioned, 3/4 sleeve work well. I also have many 1/2 sleeve, and I tend to wear a lot of light weight cardigan type sweaters over my dresses. This works well for me as I like the style. Cropped cardigans, baleros, and lightweight button up blouses can look nice over a dress too. Putting thought into your particular dress style, and with practice over time you'll find what works best for you. Try different things and listen to what others find appealing, or unattractive. There are a lot of options but a wardrobe can quickly become costly, thus you'll hear many gals talking about shopping at thrift stores, which is a lot of fun in itself.
Normal, just not average,
Robyn
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- Davita
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Re: Dress with muscular arms
First, what size are you? If you're a skinny Minnie, then 3/4 sleeves might be so tight you can't move.
In the meantime, visit your fave place to shop for your fem things and let the girls work their magic. Nothing says you have to buy the place out and the staff will enjoy the challenge if there really is one.
BTW, I'm one of those farmer tan girls and I gave up worrying about it. Some of my GG buds have lighter versions; I just do more yard work than they do.
In the meantime, visit your fave place to shop for your fem things and let the girls work their magic. Nothing says you have to buy the place out and the staff will enjoy the challenge if there really is one.
BTW, I'm one of those farmer tan girls and I gave up worrying about it. Some of my GG buds have lighter versions; I just do more yard work than they do.
{squeezes}
Davita
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Re: Dress with muscular arms
Nothing wrong with a strong look. Lots of women are proud of their muscular arms, so be proud. Shoulders too!
But if you must, sheer fabrics work well at softening the look.
But if you must, sheer fabrics work well at softening the look.
DonnaT