I genuinely just wish it was socially acceptable for men to wear dresses, pretty clothes and make up if they so wished, and then perhaps we wouldn’t be where we are now. Clothes and expression have no gender, bodies do.
this - all the live long day. THIS.
When i started out in the Wonderful World of Work, back in the early 80s, i had a job in an office on a military base. Run by a retired old fart of a colonel. The PA was a wonderfully elegant lady who was off for a few months after a nasty accident, broke both legs, had pins in and horrible scars. She turned up on her first day if a beautifully cut, very expensive, ladies trouser suit. And he screamed across the car park at her to go home and put a dress on and never come to work dressed like a mechanic again. Horrendous.
We women are fairly lucky here, we can pretty much dress up, dress down, wear men's jeans and boots and whatever. If that courtesy would be extended to everyone, the world would be a better place (especially if "women's" clothes finally got useable sensible pockets)