It’s a brand new year… and a brand new decade!
No matter what 2019 was like for you, NOW is your chance for a fresh new start.
Do you have any goals or resolutions for your feminine self for 2020?
If so, I’d love to hear them!
Please take my poll and share your femme resolutions with us below. (Note: You can select more than one answer in the poll.)
Wishing you a fabulous 2020!
Love,
Lucille
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I’ve just started transitioning and the freebies on this is are magical! I’m going to start doing the other things like the hypnosis and body courses! I really wan’t to look as feminine as possbile as soon as possible! Makeup is getting easier for me as i go on. Though the first time i tried i was a total clutz, i though eyeliner was eye shadow! 😀
Hi Holly!
I’m going to take a chance that you are the same Holly that asked me about hrt. Yes, I’m not sure if 3 years is considered long term. Everyone’s experience is different. For me, I felt better physically immediately, but because of outside circumstances, uncertainty and ingrained beliefs about myself, I had emotional turmoil. But like any storm it subsides. So far, I have no negative long term effects. By taking responsibility for our health by eating right, exercise and refraining from drinking alcohol and smoking can increase our level of health and reduce chances of long term side effects. We turn a deaf ear to that advice, but it’s true. I’d go as far as to say that hrt would probably have more positive results on a healthy body. But what do I know? I’m not a doctor, just someone trying to live the best life I can. May peace be with you, Holly!
Thank you very much Morgan! I plan on getting “the works” when it comes to hrt and surgeries, so i’m really glad to hear about it from someone who went through what i’m going through currently!
Dear Lucille:
I have known for some time that I like all things female. Over the course of a couple of years, I shaped my eyebrows into a very feminine arch. I think because the change was gradual, my friends, family, and associates, did not notice or comment on the change. When I meet new people, especially women, they notice. I have never received a negative comment. I have polished my toes with various colors for years. Last year I began polishing my finger nails with clear nail polish, and sometimes with a clear sparkle nail polish. I have only received positive comments. I also wear mascara on most days. It is noticeable, if you are looking for it, but not so much as to be obvious. My ears are pierced and I wear earrings all the time except at work. Everyone at work knows I have pierced ears as it is obvious. I have never received a negative comment. The women in the office has encouraged me to wear my earrings at work. I have slowly moved in the direction of becoming more feminine. Each change has become a permanent part of me and has been accepted by those around me.
I purchased all of your programs because I think it is time to start taking things to the next level, although I am not exactly sure what that is right now.
I plan on buying more makeup and developing my look and skills. I also plan on buying more clothes and shoes to develop my look.
Once I review all your programs in depth, I am sure I will be better equipped for my journey.
Love,
Nikki
Hottie
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Hi Nikki. You look great! Being that your changes are a permanent part of you and your talking about taking it to the next level, are you considering HRT? Or permanent hair removal? I know you said that your not sure at this point. But maybe sometime in the future?
Hi Morgan, I was wondering, did you start estrogen therapy, and if you did, how did it make you feel long term?
Love, Holly
My plans for 2020 are to continue feminizing. I’m transitioning and working as Catherine and am passing well. For instance, I was in line at McDonalds and the guy behind me called me “Ma’am.”
So you see, I was so excited. Last year my breasts grew to a natural D cup so I had to begin my transition. I love being a woman and wearing feminine attire. I will continue my transition to fully become the woman I was destined to be. As the song says: “I enjoy being a girl!”
Thanks for being helping me be me
Go girl
Thanks for all your help in allowing me to be me
I did one of my goals I went out in public as chrissy. I felt great no one noticed I was a guy crossdressing as a woman. Victoria secret was very helpful they even fixed my bra.
You Look Gorgeous, if i didn’t have a girlfriend, you would be the first person i ask out online
i was not ready to go full time as a women, ordering myself a wig was delay because of fund, i need makeup training and speech training, only now my breast have grown too big to hide and i have not started HRT. i now have to wear a bra full time. i have been taking testosterone block for a whole year but no estrogen. walking like a girl is no problem because by leg have natural curve causing me to wall straight toe and close to gather and my hand brush my hip as i walk, this cause a natural swing to my behind. only i can no longer stand to wear men clothes because they do not fit at all and never have. female blouse fit my shoulder for they are very narrow and i have to get on HRT because it what stopping me from having surgery i need. another i am wanting to get ears parsing.
love Brittney
Dear Lucille
My goals for 2020 are positive. I wanted to change my look with a new hairstyle and classic female dress up fashion. In addition, I am embracing my femininity, always having fun as Barbara, and giving myself permission to be a bit flirty.
Have Fun dressing
Barbara Jane
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