The fastest way to be accepted as a confident, feminine woman is to FEEL like one. Clothes, makeup, and hair help, but true femininity comes from within.
So how can you feel more confident and feminine right now?
Try music! Music alters your brain wave patterns and can change your mental state within minutes.
I recommend creating a playlist of songs to listen to anytime you want to boost your mood and bring out your inner woman. Even better, get up and dance! Moving your body is another powerful way to change the way you feel.
That said, here my top 12 songs for crossdressers and transgender women – guaranteed to make you feel sexy, sassy, and totally feminine!
1. “Girl on Fire” – Alicia Keys
2. “Confident” – Demi Lovato
3. “Man I Feel Like a Woman” – Shania Twain
4. “I Enjoy Being a Girl” – Flower Drum Song
5. “That’s My Girl” – Fifth Harmony
6. “I am Woman” – Helen Reddy
7. “Lady Marmalade” – Christina Aguilera, Lil’ Kim, Mya, Pink
8. “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” – Cyndi Lauper
9. “Run the World” – Beyonce
10. “Wings” – Little Mix
11. “Respect” – Aretha Franklin
12. “It’s Ladies Night” – Kool & the Gang
What are YOUR favorite songs?
Music is one of my favorite topics, so I’d love to hear from you. Please share YOUR favorite songs for bringing out your inner woman below!
Love,
Lucille
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Great idea. Some of my favorites.
Amy Winehouse Our Day Will Come
Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti Baby
Tracy Chapman Almost
Marianne Faithfull Corrina, Corrina
Holly Miranda Love Came Here
Nina Simone Do I Move You
Melissa Ferrick Drive
Anya Marina Whatever You Like (Single Version)
Melissa Etheridge Angels Would Fall
Madeleine Peyroux Dance Me To The End Of Love
You can hear these songs and more on Spotify tag: Lesbian Juke Box
Favorite songs
Girls lie too
Single white female
Cleopatra
My favorite songs to dance to are “Come Fly With Me”, “Witchcraft”, “Fly Me To The Moon”, and “New York, New York”, all by Frank Sinatra, and “On the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe” by Judy Garland. All of them are upbeat and about happy topics. These all appeal to something in my feminine self.
This one has such an enchanting rhythm & repetition .. hypnotic
“I’m Every Woman” by the o soo talented Chaka Khan! (Miss Whitney remade it well but no one tops Ms Khan!)
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Every Woman in the World – Air Supply
Three times a lady – The Commodores
You Stupid Girl – Garbage
Lady – Kenny Rodgers
Dancing Queen – ABBA
Mine would be Neo-Aspect by Roselia (Japanese)
Neo-Aspect lyrics translation:
The dazzle of the beauty of life
In this melody that was spun is the path to being born
Believe me this is the right way.
Where has the light disappeared to?
It’s as if I was getting dragged away
As my stretched out hand remains unable to grab hold of anything
I couldn’t breathe properly as I sang
My lips that became cold grew silent.
Into(darkness…darkness…)
I feel (loneliness…loneliness…)
Your voice… The instant it touched the back of my heart
(Find a way…Find a way…)
I know (loved one…loved one…)
Hold hands once more
Surely, you feel frustrated, pitiful
and you’re crying. I’m here.
I’ll hold the door open
I hold you…
Beautiful prouder
So, Beautiful braver
So, Beautiful brighter
With pride held high (I want to play)
Ah…on stage
Sing away ! Sing away !
Bewitch them with your new form
Wo wo wow…
You’re pretending not to hear
You didn’t turn around
So wouldn’t get crushed by your emotions
In that time, without knowing,
Your will got swallowed and has started fading
I will(go ahead…go ahead…)
This is(destiny…destiny…)
Your eyes… There is a lighted world behind your eyes
(Find a way…Find a way…)
You know (brightness…brightness…)
Once more time, Let’s start it now.
Surely, even if it’s painful, frustrating
Even if you stumble, I’ll be by your side
I will keep the door open
I got you…
Along with your dreams, along with your words
Along with your thoughts, running up (I want to convey this)
Ah…on stage
Only one！Only one！
Go around with this feelings of yours.
Each piece of this song, piece by piece, I will sing it like it’s embracing you
Existence Stay alive…Stay alive…
This moment Stay alive…Stay alive…
I want to feel you all strongly
Surely, you feel frustrated, pitiful
and you’re crying. I’m here.
I’ll hold the door open
I hold you…
Beautiful prouder
So, Beautiful braver
So, Beautiful brighter
With pride held high (I want to play)
Ah…on stage
Sing away ! Sing away ! Sing !
Wo wo wow!
More ! Sing away ! Sing away !
Bewitch them with your new form
Wo wo wow…
Numbers 4 and 8 would be my choices but also some regard to number 3.
Number 4 “I Enjoy Being Girl” I heard when I was young and always felt the song referred to me personally. It always gives me a warm feeling when I hear it and is the first to ever have a feminine effect on me. I saw ‘Flower Drum Song’ which the song came from when I was young and saw it at Harrah’s Tahoe in the South Shore Room when it was touring the nation. That was back in the 1960s. I was fascinated with I Enjoy Being A Girl cuz of the feeling it gave me and will always remain my favorite.
Number 8 “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” is my second favorite of all time. I got to see Cyndi Lauper at a Reno Hotel Casino a few years back.
Number 3 “Man I Feel Like A Woman” by Shania Twain is about girls going out together to have a good time which I have done with some of my girlfriends as we got madeup and dolled up and went out to TG friendly gay drag bars and nightclubs.
I did not see “Take A Walk On The Wild Side” by Lou Reed, which is a song that I can relate to from personal experience.
In the 1970s I was a cocktail waitress in a gay drag nightclub and sometimes when one of the entertainers was off sick one of us ‘girls’ would be asked to fill in on stage and do a lip sync/pantomime of a song.
I had to do this a few times and my first song that I would move my lips and dance to was “I Enjoy Being A girl”. If I was asked to fill up more time my second number was “Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend”. Those two I practiced so I could do them well but if I had to do it again my second number would be “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” which had not been done at that time