Why does a man look like a woman
Socrates is credited with the phrase that the mostbeautiful women are disguised men. Of course, this dictum of the ancient Greek thinker is permissible to be even skeptical. However, in the world there are really many men attracting attention, no matter how surprising this sounds, effeminate. And not just an artificial, theatrical. There is also a natural male femininity, and partially taken from the same nature, transsexual.
Playing the role
The history of theater and cinema abounds with examples of actorsmale, who played a female role on stage or screen. And not always just the fabulous, like George Millar, the main Baba Yaga of Soviet cinema, or parody, but also quite serious, even dramatic. Yes, not one. Curiously, but to appear before the audience with a female make-up, in a skirt and on the heels, willingly agree not only the novice actors, seeking such an extravagant way to add their popularity, to show diversity. Recognized actors, even world stars, also do not shy away temporarily "change the sex." And the list of such amateurs, more precisely, professionals of reincarnations, is able to decorate any cinematic hit parade. It includes, for example, Tony Curtis, Eddie Murphy, John Travolta, Robin Williams, Michael Fox, Dustin Hoffman, Charlie Chaplin and other residents of Hollywood. However, Soviet-Russian film production is no exception. Bright female roles, and the main ones, the audience was also remembered by such "monsters" as Alexander Kalyagin and Oleg Tabakov, and middle-aged actors Marat Basharov, Mikhail Efremov and Dmitri Kharatyan. And even their younger colleagues Alexander Golovin and Pavel Derevyanko, while working on roles, do not take seriously the homophobia and dense gender conventions of Russian society. The actors, specializing in parodies, represent a separate genre, albeit similar. And creating on the scene images of women, causing the audience a merry laugh. They are called "travesty", and the most famous, within the former USSR, are Veronika Mavrikievna, Avdotya Nikitichna (Vadim Tonkov and Boris Vladimirov) and Verka Serdyuchka (Andrei Danilko). Parody travesty shows and the creation of grotesque images of women engaged in male actors, performing mainly in nightclubs. In this milieu stand out Anatoly Evdokimov and Vladimir Kazantsev, better known as Zaza Napoli.Androgynes
People who combine the features of the appearance of bothsexes, and by nature, are called androgynes. Many of them, especially in the West, are in great demand as podium models. After all, they are able to defile both in men's and women's apparels. The most famous such model is recognized by Andrew Pežić, who managed to conquer not only Australia (where the androgynes were officially recognized as the third floor), but also Europe and America. Surprisingly, but his "Pezhich" is in Russia, most men who prefer death rather than public wearing of women's clothing. This brave man from Moscow is called Danila Polyakov, and he works at shows, like the Australian Serb Andrey, all over the planet.Transsexuals
To the third category of biological men, ina difference from the first two, who always want to look like natural women, go for hormonal therapy for this, complicated surgical and plastic surgeries and a complete change of documents, are MtF transsexuals. This abbreviation stands for Male-to-Female (the transition from masculine to feminine). The main "nuance" of transsexuals, which they fundamentally differ from "travesty" and androgynes with masculine passports and heterosexual orientation, is the presence, and from birth, of female gender (the psyche). Which determines the aspiration of any MtF not only to look, but also constantly to be in society as a woman who was born such. At the same time, the new image is not a tribute to the profession at all, and not a game, but a desire to seriously argue with nature that "rewarded" the female psyche of a person, its content, a man's hated appearance and form.
