Traveling opens up new perspectives and can be especially freeing if you’re a crossdresser or transgender woman.
When you take a trip, it’s a chance to express your feminine self without the routines and expectations of everyday life.
Being your true self in a fresh, unfamiliar place can feel incredibly empowering!
Considering all the benefits of taking a transgender or crossdressing vacation, I’d love to know: Do YOU travel en femme?
Take my poll and share your MTF travel experiences or dreams in the comments!
Love,
Lucille
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I live full time and I’m legally female for over 3 years now I haven’t bean traveling yet but will some day.
Looking Great Christy, You’ve come along well in three years.
Yes I started HRT Nov 20,2010. was on and of it for a few years. But being back on HRT séance Oct 7, 2016. Has been so beneficial. So being full time for eight years now I look different then my previous picture so this is what I look like now. This newer pic was taken on 3-12-2018
I love traveling as a female. I wear a skirt, speghetti strap top and the cutest pink high heels. Most of my wardrobe has women’s clothes in it. I even have 10 pairs of shoes. Now that summer is coming, I will put my bikini swimsuit in the car so if I want to go swimming I have it with me. I can’t wait until I get the money to go all the way. I am about 5 thousand dollars short. Thank-you Lucille for having this wonderful site and helpful information.
i have never traveled as woman but i am looking forward to doing it very soon.just a little nervous
thanks for all your girls comments and suggestions
For now, I am a part-time woman and if everything goes according to plan, I should be a full-time woman by middle of next year.
I have been living full time as a woman for three years. That includes travel; a flying trip to the west coast, trips on buses and trains, and multiple road trips. I had a minor hassle at airport security once (had to explain the breastforms when they showed up on the body scanner); aside from that, no issues.
Since the most recent renewal my driver’s license doesn’t look male. Still has a male name, I haven’t done the legal name and gender change yet. Nobody has ever made a fuss about it.
Do you use female bathroom? If so, is it legal?
It’s legal in the USA everywhere as far as I know. See Public Accomodations under Issues & Publications at transgenderlawcenter.org
Definitely travel as a woman
Re Travelling en femme
U have flown interstate a few times within Australia. After trying to be as inconspicuous as possible ( 1st time I flew) I learnt a few very valuable lessons.. Having removed my boots,computer, etc into 3 trays, I managed to set alarm off 4 times before I realised it was my waist cinch. Had to stand there whilst they found a female security officer to “pat me down” Much to the the interest of the other travelling commuters. NOW I walk up , find the female security officer , tell her that the ALARM will go off and why,so now I dont even have to remove my Jewelry ..
It’s been a hard road transitioning while trying to keep our marriage together. Consequently there are lots of things I don’t do enfemme,
but we are separating anyway (her insistence), so full time is getting closer, and Yes I definitely will be traveling enfemme…….We will remain friends and support each other where possible.
Hugs,
Wynsome.