(Translated from German by the submitter)

A few helpful distinguishing traits of men in women’s clothing, in cases where it’s not that obvious, such as with the “pretty” Happy Rpthschild in the entry above.

Men have a ca. 10% bigger skull then wenches* and the traita at the skulls are different, such as a square chin and mandible, a more tilted forehead and a more prominent brow bone.

Another good distinguishing trait are the clavicles. Men have straight and more massive clavicles and wenches more gracile and v-shaped. In men, the shoulders are broader than the hips. Men have longer arms then wenches and bigger hands and feet as well, famously do not have a nidriff (one can see that very well with Giselle Bündchen), a longer upper body. Due to the wider pelvis, the legs are situated differently in wenches and thus, the gait is different as well.

* (He consistently uses the word “Weib”, which once used to be the standard word for woman, corresponding to the German words for female (weiblich, as well as Weibchen - not Weib - as a noun in biology), but became degoratory during the 19th Century, rather than Frau, which in parallel was an elevated word that became the standard word.)