During an Earth Day Carnival at my school, there was a clothing swap. An amazing sized small Invader Zim sweater caught my attention and I snagged it before anyone else could. I put it on and it was really snug. I'm a relatively small Asian so I thought the small sweater was perfect for me. The sweater was comfortably tight on me. The sleeves were tight on my non-existent muscles and the bottom part of the sweater was snug covering the top of my jeans. So then I walked out of the carnival feeling like I rocked it.
One of my guy friends wolf whistled and said "nice ass" to me and I didn't think twice because he's usually that friendlily obnoxious. When I went to town to drink, a classmate from EMag told me that she wished she had a sweater like mine but it got sold out at Claires (or some girl's clothing store). At that time I realized that this was a girl's sweater. I didn't give a fuck and still went to the bar to drink.
It never really occurred to me, but there are intermediate level gender-assigned clothing in our society. I'm not talking about guys wearing dresses and girls wearing tuxedos. More like guys wearing jeggings and girls wearing jerseys on a normal occasion.
What does everyone wear that are assigned only to your respective opposite gender?
I admit that I have a couple girl's white shirts because men's shirts were either too big or too loose and I actually like how they feel on me.
