I think as long as you're not in blackface you can wear whatever the hell you want
this post was submitted on 31 Oct 2024
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No, cosplayers do that all the time
People love the genderbending of characters. Go nuts.
Why would it be? Here is me and my ex on Halloween 2020. I was Lydia, she was Beetlejuice.
No
No.
Be whomever you want to be
Go for it! Those offended are not your target audience
No
I dont think so, nor do I care. Black people dress up as white characters all the time, I consider it the same. Dressing up as a character means that character means something to you, so I dont see where anyone should be offended by it.
Why make it about race?
In case someone reading had a similar question but about race. Why do you care, do people of different races bother you?
I can't see a problem with fictional characters. It's when you bring in the real people that the drama starts. Trans JK Rowling, KaMANla Harris, Hillbilly Eilish, and Marjory Taylor Peen all seem like they would raise a few eyebrows.
Ha, never heard or thought of trans Rowling but if I knew Harry Potter better I'd be damned tempted.
It’s called gender-bending, at least in my local cosplay groups. It’s done frequently and usually turns out great because of the passion and care put into it. Go for it!
No, assuming the gender bend is respectful.