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The thought of crossdressing baffles my mind.

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Absolutely!
Here’s some info on crossdressing:
Crossdressing is when someone wears clothing or adopts a style that is traditionally associated with a different gender than the one they were assigned at birth.
For example, a man wearing dresses or makeup typically associated with women, or a woman wearing clothing traditionally seen as masculine, could be described as crossdressing.
A few important things to understand:
It’s about expression and clothing, not necessarily identity.
Someone who crossdresses might still identify as their assigned gender.

It can be done for many reasons: comfort, self-expression, performance (like drag), or personal enjoyment.
It’s different from being transgender, which relates to a person’s gender identity, not just clothing.
In short, crossdressing is a form of gender expression, and people engage in it for all kinds of personal reasons.
 
Absolutely!
Here’s some info on crossdressing:
Crossdressing is when someone wears clothing or adopts a style that is traditionally associated with a different gender than the one they were assigned at birth.
For example, a man wearing dresses or makeup typically associated with women, or a woman wearing clothing traditionally seen as masculine, could be described as crossdressing.
A few important things to understand:
It’s about expression and clothing, not necessarily identity.
Someone who crossdresses might still identify as their assigned gender.

It can be done for many reasons: comfort, self-expression, performance (like drag), or personal enjoyment.
It’s different from being transgender, which relates to a person’s gender identity, not just clothing.
In short, crossdressing is a form of gender expression, and people engage in it for all kinds of personal reasons.
@Rias Gremory summarise this when your fucking pills recharge.
 

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