It's time (Option to Hide other players Glamour)

[Krotoan]

Thing is, it's not, or should not, be as important to you, to restrain people from showing who they are, what they identify as, than censoring them. If you see ('cause thats' s the problem, we all know it...) male wearing female types of glams, either provocative or subtle, you can just shrug it off. You don't have to care. You choose to care.

And if we get an option to turn it off they don't have to care.. they would choose to care. Nobody is being RESTRAINED. The modification is on the client, and on the client only. For all intents and purposes the other users would have no indication of any use.

But if someone that had to hide itself for years or decades wants, needs to show that other side of them, then it's not a choice, it can be very important for their mental health. And yes, surely you can go "That's a mental disorder". Maybe, but neither those people nor me care. If they need the game as a safe space, why would you go out of your way to take that away from them?

That's the one question I'm wondering about...

It's already been taken away. Modding exists and although it is against TOS, is widely used. Thus the expectation that EVERYONE see's them as they wish is already shattered.

Short answer: because I don't want my character automatically put in the miniskirts that SE decided are standard female AF gear for most of the jobs I play. Whether it happens on my screen or not.

I pick outfits with longer skirts or pants. I don't want that changed back into the outfit I specifically don't want to wear, because someone doesn't like an entirely different group of people's outfits.

And no, targeted turning-off of certain outfits is not the solution. Less likely for me to be personally affected, more theoretical chance for it to be abused in another context.

And again.. this could be accounted for or even completely circumvented by changing your character model into a "generic", masking your name into initials, or just having some prudish "standard" outfit.