Quote Originally Posted by Penthea View Post
Let's say for example a player is a male person irl, and irl they like to wear clothing that would normally be considered for women. This fictional person's character is also male and dresses in the same manner.

By removing their glams, which may give them a more conventional appearance (note I say may, because if they have the Shisui gear equipped then that won't happen) you are removing their expression from your view.

You may say "but only I can see it!" but people can take screenshots, and stream. And I can understand someone being upset that their character or even themselves are being misrepresented due to someone else turning off glams and sharing imagery with them in it.

Sure SE could take some measures to prevent screenshots, and maybe even streaming...but mods are also against the ToS and it's super easy to find screenshots that have been enhanced by mods. No matter what SE do, people will find a way to upload imagery of unglammed players.
And what has this done to affect the players creativity or expression?

The player is able to present their image as they like and unless the hugely unlikely situation arrives in which not only do I stream my view, but it becomes popular enough to come back to that player AND they manage to identify themselves, they will NEVER know what I see. Considering I already don't wish to see someones chosen appearance I probably ALSO have their names on first initials only (already ingame) so the chances of any of your proposed "infraction of expression" coming back to the original player are astronomical.

This argument against this option borders on psychosis.