Romphims, man-purses, and the paradox of them

I'm glad more and more men are feeling comfortable enough to start taking on traditionally female clothes/accessories like purses or rompers. But by dubbing them "romphims" or "man-purses" when a man wears them, only reinforces the association with women these objects have in the first place. By creating a male counterpart for the name, there is once again an emphasis on the dividing line of gender roles created by societal expectations. Just call them a romper and purse.