Clothes are a mirror of the social conditions and the position of a person therein. With the emancipation of the women therefore they demanded not only equal social rights but also the right to wear men's clothes, especially trousers. Today women are in nearly all postions that are traditionally only for men and today women wear nearly all clothes traditionally made for men (e.g. ties). And society still accept them as women.

However, how different is the situation for men. For them power and (professional) success still has to count only. But more and more men discover the feminine side in them. They want to express this part of their personality in their clothing and in this way want to put themselves contrary to the expectations of society.

And pantyhose have a central role therein: They are tender and stroke the skin with every movement (men on the other hand should be rough and hard, sensitivity is reserved for women). Legs in pantyhose are erotic (but a man has to be the hunter, not the person, who is admired). And the fine cloth rips easily and gets a ladder fast. As a result, the person who wears pantyhose also looks vulnerable (but a man must always be the invincible hero).

Nothing against Dirty Harry, but I don't like to be a lonely wolf. I long for sensuality and softness. But nevertheless I would like to be accepted as a man by society. Why is that not possible?