Nov
09
Poll: Do You Travel En Femme?
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I’m here in the Colorado Rockies putting the finishing touches on “The Ultimate En Femme Fashion Guide”. I needed to get away to clear my mind and FOCUS.
The other thing I love about traveling is that it lets me reinvent myself. Nobody knows me here and nobody is ever going to see me again, so I can be whoever I want to be.
That got me wondering …
Do you travel en femme? Obviously, I’m not talking about going through airport security in your falsies! I’m talking about unleashing your female side in a new place where nobody knows you. (It doesn’t have to be far – going to a different city in your home state counts, too!)
Take my poll and let me know! And tell me about your femme travel adventures in the comments section below.
Love,
Lucille
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Ever since I started living as Wendy, I live and sleep as Wendy. So I do travel in all type of transportation. I work, going to meetings in town and across the province. So going in femme is not a issue. I just go as myself, Wendy.
Yes yes yes, I can not wait to get my motorhome outside of town and pull into a stop and dress to my hearts content. The whole time I am Francis in all the stores and ever in the bars. Do not care what people think and to be honest I only go where straight people are. I some times have a rude coment but most time not. The way I figure it I am a girl and girls dress as they may.
So many cool responses and levels of activity. Interesting that it is almost even, those who travel and those who don’t. Traveling en-femme is a fun and much easier than being in your own neck of the woods. My problem is more about how difficult it is to live en-femme more than two or three days at a time. I impressed at girls who do this, living in high heels, doing the facial hair management thing, and looking great all the time.
I have travelled enfemme a number of times, both locally and further afield. This year I actually took my first femme trip on a plane complete with airport security and a border crossing. A great experience which I’m looking forward to doing again next year.
Stephanie
I go everywhere “en-Femme” Dear and if everything is on track, I will even have my legal name change for Xmas! *smiles* !00% girl going for it at 200 mph! *LOL* Also, I should be flying home to be with relatives for Xmas so they will get to see and meet the new “Refined” me.
I am 24/7 and I would not even think about walking out of my door as a male. I either gave away or throw out every thing that I owned that was male. No one see,s me unless I have my makeup and a dress or a skirt and top and with my boots. That and I love the looks I get from the men that do not look above the neck.
Felicha
i do shop enfem sometimes and travel enfem not a lot just to town and back while doing garage sales sometimes i shock people some times i am just another woman sorry no pic at this time that i can upload if i find one i will post it
I mint dress when I get where I go. But most of the time I am just a closet dresser. I very shy in what I do but I’m working on the way I feel and think. But later I mint do more then what I’m doing now.
Tammy
I enjoy going out all made up. When I lived in Oregon I went on an all girls day out with my best friend and her mother to the coast (first time the mother and I met). It was a great time and we had fun. I have made several shopping trips with another good lady friends of mine in the Seattle area and enjoyed everyminute of them. I also belonged to am AMT Guard Group where I treaveled all dressed up in my female presonna a mid-evil area story teller. That was alot of fun. The best time in when my Real lady friends an I go out to eat and I am treated like one of the ladies. ALthought it was a little when I had to use the restroom,hmmm ladies….hehehe.That is when a good understanding best friend does come in handy and give you the in’s and out’s and goes with you.(Thankgoodness for stalls).
Lucille, I do want to thank you for you honest helpful hints, and for the breast enlallrgement program. It is a bit slow, but I am seeing and feeling the differences. Again thank you.