What do you think of when you hear the word “ladylike?”
I think of grace, elegance, and femininity… qualities that many attractive women strive towards.
The question is – 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 transgender / crossdressing 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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I am 57 years old and have been a secret crossdresser since I was a child. I am very happy to see that I am 86% ladylike. Hopefully my wife won’t mind if I strive to increase that percentage.
I’m 62%, and strive to be more ladylike! Aside from being a transvestite (yes, I’m one of those more British/European folk and have no problem with the word, and believe that pathologising ‘transvestite’ is an over-reaction, even if so many in society associate the word with perversion/sickness/prostitution/etc. I’m more easy-going about it, rather like Eddie Izzard, and can live with it, ‘crossdresser’, ‘trans’…), I’ve read up considerably on transvestism and transgenderism and think quite a lot about how our world is so gendered, and gender-policed. I’ve come to the conclusion that the real sickness is the gender-policing, and have always had a hard time with the rigid restrictions and prohibitions put upon males. What people drink, wear, say and so on is so often a result of their blind panic to conform and be seen to be keeping strictly to their ‘gender lane’. Particularly true of males, of course. It so often seems that a majority of presumably ‘straight’ males spend more than 75% of their waking hours looking over their shoulders and worrying about whether other peple think they’re gay. So many men avoid so many mannerisms, opinions, colours, spoken words and phrases (when do men ever say something is ‘adorable’?) out of a nearly insane fear of being perceived as homosexual. I’ve always acknowledged and tried to express my ladylike feelings, qualities and mannerisms as much as possible – and this as a straight male who loves dressing as a woman and being elegant and girly-girl in as classy a way as I can manage – except when in situations when it might result in being attacked. When you go through life as a heterosexual male with a heightened awareness of your innate femininity and your need to live it and express it, while so often being prevented and repressed, you become very sensitive to what we all have to live with and put up with, how most people are absolutely unaware of how un-free they really are, and finding ways to live authentically and subvert the restrictions and expectations. I can highly recommend Julia Serrano’s book ‘Whipping Girl’ for helping my understanding on my own journey.
69% I have dressed in female clothes since I was 11 years old I wish I was a female
79% ladylike…. Suits me fine
I’ve been clubbing en femme and many cis girls drink very small bottled beers straight from the bottle. A drink should not be tied to gender.
Your outfit will be determined by your venue. If clubbing, a short mini skirt will do. If shopping, a longer skirt or skinny jeans might be more appropriate. You need to blend in rather than stand out.
Pay attention to overall turn-out and make-up.
Don’t sing rude rugby songs in a bass key (lol).
I scored a 52% I am impressed
i would like to be b come a female complete ,
90%, more than I expected. Maybe wine would be better than beer.