Stepping out publicly as a woman is one of the most powerful ways to validate your femme self.
So how often do you do it?
Do you live as a woman full time?
Do you crossdress regularly or on occasion?
Or is the answer (sadly): never?
Please take my poll and share your thoughts in the comments below!
Love,
Lucille
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I’m full time female. Have been for about threes years. Haven’t had any problems with people accepting me even though they know I’m genetically male. I don’t over dress at work due to what I do for a living. But otherwise I’m just me.
Before COVID, I used to go out a lot. I went to places far away from my house and job. I would get read a lot, as I am tall and like to wear short dresses. I like turning heads when I walk into a bar. I also love the feeling of my nylons on my freshly shaved legs. I also love going to the womans restroom, as I realize how much I detest being a man. The worst part was going home and experiencing ” Pumpkin time”, which is like when the clock struck twelve in Cinderella. I long for the end of this pandemic, so I can go out again
I am 63yo and crossdress occasionally, I have been dressing since I was about 4 or 5 years old. I have never gone out in public fully as a woman, although I do occasionally enjoy going out wearing feminine clothing (a blouse etc…) under male garments.
After I’ve driven a short distance away from my home in my car, I remove / discard the male garments and drive while in feminine attire.
My name is Annie and I love going out. I have been dressing since I was 10 and am now 64. I started dressing fully and going out about a year ago and the more often I go out the easier it gets. I’ve found my initial fears were imaginary and not even close to reality. My experiences have all been good.
Hugggs and
Annie
I love going out to shop or drive. I am trying to develop some friendships closely so I can have friends to dress with. I have found that age and the times have conspired to make my confidence skyrocket. I no longer really care what people think and I find that most places, especially sales people at clothing stores, and waiters and waitresses, just want you to spend money and are more than willing to be nice.