Mens High Heels

Are women's clothes really more uncomfortable than mens?

Some women at work were complaining that women's clothes are too uncomfortable compared to men's and I said they were wrong so they bet me that I could not dress as a woman for a halloween party and cope with the clothes all night. Well I won the bet, they gave me a total makeover and I wore a really short cocktail dress, pantyhose, high heels, a wig, fake nails, make up and even shaved my legs. It took a while but it was no problem! I looked amazing and lasted all night even in the shoes! So I think women should not complain so much what do you think?

Public Comments

1. i disagrree
2. As a Casual guy, I think women have more casual clothing than men. I hate wearing suits and dress shirts. Women can expose more skin than men can. I don't know why women complain so much. I believe that women have more comfortable clothes than men. Maybe it could be that women have a zipper in the back of their skirt where us men have our zipper where we can reach it easier(the front).
3. You did it for one night. We have to do it everyday. We have to wear bras and underwear that (depending on the style) is not comfortable. Heels hurt after a long period of time and the amount of time we have to get ready is tiring. And we have to do it all to impress people...it's not easy at all. Men don't have to go through the same things that we do when it comes to clothes day in and day out.
4. no sorry but you are wrong...you might be able to stand it for a night but try doing if for a week and see how your feet are in the heels...lol I was a guy for halloween and it was sooo comfy :p next time try a thong,a mini skirt,a push up bra,and a tight strapless shirt :p
5. it depends on what the women gets. obviously if she gets a really tight scrunched up dressed that has some lace on the bottom or ruffles that might be uncomfortable. But most of the time I think womens clothing is comfortable. As long as you get your right size & something fashionable but still comfortable, it's all good. EX: I wear a lotta yoga pants, tight fitting jeans [still comfortable & movable], cotton v necks, tank tops, sweats etc. = comfortable yet cute
6. Women's clothes isn't uncomfortable. It could be because they are wearing some clothes that are the wrong size for them so it could be too tight. And i know some girls do this, when they want some nice heels but its not their size they would still get it anyway and wear it. And it would be too tight for them or maybe too big for them and its uncomfortable.
7. For most men, the "norm" of what to wear is baggy jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers...everyday. For woman, it's a lot different. There's form fitting jeans, fitted shirts, with pretty shoes and hair accessories and makeup and bras, and the list goes on and on. Also, if a guy's kinda husky, it doesn't matter, baggy jeans and t-shirt still fit all the same...for a woman who's bigger, it can be really uncomfortable to wear some clothes. In general, I would say a lot of men are a lot more comfortable the women a lot of the time.
8. I really don't think so. First of all women have infinitely more choice in clothing and lots more freedom to wear what they want and like. A lot of women's clothes are made of much nicer, thinner and softer fabrics as well. Those women who think men's clothes are more comfortable should try to spend a whole week in for example a three piece business suit with a closed shirt collar and a tie around their necks (the last item of course having no function whatsoever, but instead being a serious health risk). I bet they wouldn't even last a day in these things. Or try to cope with men's underwear, which is mostly made of horrid thick material and ill fitting and uncomfortable. Or try to wear long johns. They would be running back to pantyhose in less than 10 minutes. And so the examples are legion, in any case too many to mention here. Not to mention of course the extremely limited choice. In a dept store or clothing store the men's department is always only a small fraction the size of the women's department. Talking about shaving legs, what about men having to shave their face every day or at least every other day? No, women shouldn't be complaining about their clothing. If they are complaining now, what would the extent of complaining be when they would have to put up with men's clothing for the rest of their lifes? The fact is that many women don't realize or want realize how good they have it, and of course how spoiled they are. The only thing is maybe the shoes. There are really women's shoes where one wonders how anyone can walk in them. But then it is their free choice to buy and wear them. But at least they have a lot of choice, which men don't have. And there we are again at the point of departure, being the infinite wider choice women have when it comes to clothing.