The Human Cuckoo Trilogy or The Origins of the Cross-Dressing Species by means of Natural Selection
Description
Why do some men cross-dress? It's a question which confounds the experts, which even the cross-dressers themselves cannot answer, and to which many others will reply, with various degrees of intolerance, "Because they're weirdoes."
But maybe, the author suggests, some humans have simply evolved differently.
Most of us accept that genetics are responsible for our physical differences, but are often less willing to accept they can also be responsible for differences in our behaviour. Is it possible that cross-dressing is an inherited behaviour which, under certain circumstances, gives an improved opportunity to survive and reproduce? If so, the driving will to cross-dress is no different from the will of a bird to build a nest.
But of course, not all birds build nests. Lin Dale has written this light-hearted trilogy of short stories to demonstrate that, perhaps, the cross-dressing male is the cuckoo of the human species.
Author's Note: There is no explicit sex in these stories, but they do contain a few words which some readers may find offensive.
But maybe, the author suggests, some humans have simply evolved differently.
Most of us accept that genetics are responsible for our physical differences, but are often less willing to accept they can also be responsible for differences in our behaviour. Is it possible that cross-dressing is an inherited behaviour which, under certain circumstances, gives an improved opportunity to survive and reproduce? If so, the driving will to cross-dress is no different from the will of a bird to build a nest.
But of course, not all birds build nests. Lin Dale has written this light-hearted trilogy of short stories to demonstrate that, perhaps, the cross-dressing male is the cuckoo of the human species.
Author's Note: There is no explicit sex in these stories, but they do contain a few words which some readers may find offensive.
