When you hear the word “ladylike,” what comes to mind?
For me, it’s grace, elegance, and femininity — qualities that many crossdressers and trans women aim for.
But here’s the question: How ladylike are YOU?
Take this fun 10-question transgender / crossdressing quiz to find out!
How ladylike are you?
You are %%PERCENTAGE%% ladylike.
Your answers are highlighted below.
Question 1 |
How do you greet people you know?
With a handshake | |
With a hug | |
With a kiss on the cheek |
Question 2 |
You’re at the bar with friends. What do you order?
Beer | |
Red wine | |
A girly cocktail |
Question 3 |
How sexily do you like to dress in public?
The more skin the better | |
I’m a total tomboy
| |
I like to show off my assets in a tasteful way |
Question 4 |
How often do you swear?
All the time | |
Occasionally | |
Almost never |
Question 5 |
What would you do if you accidentally burped in public?
Get really embarrassed and apologize profusely | |
Laugh and do it again | |
Say "excuse me" and forget about it |
Question 6 |
What do you like to wear to bed?
Pretty lingerie | |
Oversized sweats | |
Cute but comfy pajamas |
Question 7 |
You’re driving to lunch with the girls when somebody cuts you off in traffic. How do you respond?
Start tailgating them | |
Shout out loud and speed away | |
Ignore them and keep going |
Question 8 |
How often do you say “please” and “thank you”?
When I remember to - which isn’t often | |
As much as the average person | |
As often as possible |
Question 9 |
Which of the following shoes best suits your personal style?
Simple, elegant pumps | |
Over-the-knee patent leather stiletto boots | |
Sneakers or casual flats |
Question 10 |
Do you ever smoke or get drunk in public?
Often | |
Occasionally | |
Never |
Once you are finished, click the button below. Any items you have not completed will be marked incorrect.
There are 10 questions to complete.
So, how did you do? (Keep in mind that this quiz is just for fun – so don’t take it too seriously.)
Share your ladylike score below and let me know what you think!
Love,
Lucille
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The most important thing in a woman is to be feminine and elegant. I am 79% love joanna.
89% not bad could be better
76% so am happy with that as try to blend in and mostly works so not overly girly when out and about just lady like 🙂
Curtsey….., so disappointed in him(ugh),can’t even answer questions for me..only66%…..oooooh,fool.I’ve a good mind to take my sissy panties off him(ugh).all the same…. much.love to everyone…,except him(ugh).xxxxxxx.millie.
Well, compared to what I’ve read above (just 1 page) I am the most lady-like – 85%. I tend to wear lingerie, not swear, not smoke and I do not get drunk in public. I’m almost prepared to begin the hormone therapy to transform myself.
Hi Lucille
The most important thing in a woman in my opinion is to be demure and elegant.i am 79%.
Love joanna.
Okay, so I got a 76% on the survey . . . seems pretty ‘lady-like’, but I have always been trying to avoid being to stereotypical in my femininity, which is more “typical” of being a woman, right?
For example, I don’t want to sleep in sexy lingerie, but rather a really cute nightie or PJs – like any girl would.
I don’t have interest in super high stilettos or showing lots of skin in my outfits, and feel so much more ‘lady-like’ in cute flats/ or 1/2″-heel pumps, and the tasteful/classic female elegance of a cute pencil skirt paired with a clingy knit top or pretty blouse.
My best gauge of feeling/being ‘lady-like’ has been blending in completely with other gals in a professional office/business setting, AND blending in 100% when I’m out for dinner with 2-3-4 other gal friends after work. We all look nice, pretty accents/accessories here and there, but all average clothes/outfits, same for hair, jewelry, perfume, nails . . . . nothing that will draw major ‘staring” attention. That feels VERY ‘lady-like’.
I’m a transexual woman and have been living full-time for the last 4 and a half years, and I learned that I do not have the obligation to be lady-like. I’d say it’s misogynist to declare that femininity is something that trans-women or MTF transvestites “should aspire to”. I’ve got 34% and I know that I’m as much of a woman as any other, because gender-expression does NOT define gender identity. And even more binary gender code is restrictive, sexist and basically, socially constructed.