I Don't Understand

[Robyn Jodie]

Two things I don't understand:

1 - if someone is being a "sissy baby," why do they want to wear shoes with high heels? I have always thought high heels were for adults, not babies of any kind.

2 - If someone is being a "sissy baby," why do they want to wear a bra? Once again, I've always thought bras and breast forms were for adults, not babies.

Just wondering--because if I were to dress as a "sissy baby" or even a "little girl," I think either item would totally spoil the experience for me. Yet I see many pictures on the internet of "sissy babies" and even male adult "little girls" wearing both. I don't get it. If you want to be a baby girl or a little girl, be a BABY girl or a LITTLE girl, not an imitation grown woman dressed like a baby or a little girl.

[ace]

Hey Robyn, some interesting points, I think the term Sissy confuses the issue. I totally agree with your sentiments on how you should seek to imitate the attire based on your age. But rather than sissy baby, I think the term should be Adult baby. Sissy I think is confused for frilly in respect of very frilly clothes being sissy clothes, even when worn by an Adult baby.

Not that it's the end of the world if you also want to wear high heels or training bras .... 

Ace

[Robyn Jodie]

Ace,

I'm not so sure that it's just the word "sissy." The dictionaries say it means a feminine male, which I interpret as meaning a girlish or womanish male. So to me a "sissy baby" would be a male who is acting the part of a baby girl. I have nothing against cross-dressing in a bra, high heels, pantyhose, or makeup, but combining them with diapers or a baby girl look, seems to totally miss the point of the "baby" part, although I realize that toddler girls sometimes clomp around in mommy's way-too-big high heels. I guess it's just my idea of what a "baby girl" or even a "little girl" who doesn't have the physical and other characteristics of adult women that make items like bras necessary, and items like high heels and makeup desirable.

The bottom line is that there is no accounting for taste, so just go ahead and do whatever makes you feel good and call it what you want.