46-year-old human rights activist Sergei Ustinov shocked social media with his photos in a female guise
Sergei Ustinov, one of the leaders of "Legal Initiative," has recently been surprising acquaintances with his new image — the man experiments with makeup, manicures, wigs, and dresses with lace stockings and heels.
Sergei actively shares photos and videos in female, piquant images on his social media. What are these changes connected to?
Sergei Ustinov is a Belarusian human rights activist, an expert in combating torture, one of the founders of the International Committee for the Investigation of Torture in Belarus, and one of the leaders of the human rights organization "Legal Initiative." In 2021, he left Belarus. Married, he raises a cat and a dog with his wife, and engages in growing greens, about which he tells in a separate blog "Agrochance."
Sergei himself explains this by saying that he sometimes feels feminine and allows this part of himself to manifest.
For dressing as a woman when one is a man, and vice versa, there is a special term — cross-dressing. Male cross-dressers can also be called femboys — those who consciously prefer to look and behave femininely while maintaining their male gender identity.
At first, the man tried wearing makeup, then added skirts to his wardrobe, appreciating their comfort in the warm season.
"I'm already at an age where I can look how I want, wear what I want, position and feel myself how I want. And if you don't have a personal life... Well, finally get one," replies Sergei. "I just started living the way I always wanted. Some people like it, some don't, others are annoyed by it. I don't give a damn."
Now he has added previously unknown beauty procedures to his routine: epilation and manicure. All this — to achieve what he considers beautiful and physically perfect.
On the path of discovering his new self, Sergei apologized to all women whom he previously might have accused of being late — now he understands them:
"Just neatly applying eyeliner takes an incredible amount of time."
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