Being a woman has so many great things to offer. From dressing up and hanging out with friends to expressing emotions freely, there’s a lot to love.
If you’re a crossdresser or a transgender woman, I’m sure you also find femininity and everything that goes with it pretty appealing.
So, I’d like to know, what do you love most about being a woman or expressing your feminine side?
Take my poll and share your thoughts in the comments below!
Love,
Lucille
Loading ...
I just love being out as a classy, conservative, stylish woman and wish I could do more. My male thoughts and circuit completely disappears and my female circuit takes over. I become a complete woman with a perky personality and complete reversal of my “evil twin brother.” I Love It!!!
To be a true women you must have breast.
thats what I want, to feel them on my chest and to feel them jiggle when I walk also to wash them in the shower. I will not feel complete until I have them.
I forgot to mention the “cycle”. I followed your program and used progesterone cream one week a month. I was doing this around the new moon for maximum effect, but I am now doing it in the week prior to the new moon to synchronise with my girlfriend. It’s really great to feel the ebb and flow of the lunar gravity through my breasts.
I recently joined a transgender support group and it was an eye-opener. Not only do the conventional T-girls lose their sex drives but they don’t follow a cycle. I think your program is far superior to the pharmaceutical program because sex and lunar cycles are essential parts of the feminine experience.
Nancy,
That is an interesting observation! For me though it does not seem to apply. I have been on estrogen injections since August and not only do I seem to cycle, I have become synchronized with my 16 year old daughter!
I don’t keep track, but I will feel irritated and bloated for no good reason, then within a day or two she starts her period and then I realize why I am going through it.
I can’t say I had much of a sex drive before I started hormones so thats not really a change for me.
Veronica
I would love to go all the way and become a women, but I feel that I am not ready yet. I have been working on my breast for about a year or so, and you can see the difference, and I can feel it. And although I would love it to be a women, I cannot miss my penis yet. So I am a bit in a dual situation.
If I would have known 40 years ago what I know now, I think I would have had my SRS when I was twenty. Now I am afraid that it is too late. My bones are much too masculin to still pass as a woman.
I feel smarter on estrogen. That’s the best part of your program. I noticed the difference by my first week on your program.
It’s hard to explain, but ever since puberty I sensed that women had more going on emotionally than men and they seemed to enjoy life more. I used to be envious of women but now I’m not anymore because I feel I am experiencing things in the same rich way as women do.
Estrogen has caused me to reevaluate a lot of past experiences, to the point where it seems like there were two people inside me and the feminine part has taken over the record keeping. I seem to be able to connect the dots better and I can think with my heart as well as my mind. I feel more vulnerable but I also feel more situationally daring. I also feel like my moral compass is stronger… not that women are more moral than men, but they have better emotional insight.
At the point when I realised that my history had changed, I expected that my view of the future would change too, but this has not happened yet. I think now that my challenge is for the fem perspective to take over my present as it has done to my past. I’m still switching back and forth from male mode to she-male mode all the time. I guess I’m afraid to let it show and to give up old habits. Still as my breasts grow and my facial hair disappears I am getting more confident.
Also, I feel revitalised because I’m going through puberty again in my 50’s. Life has become an exciting adventure again.
The breasts are nice too. I’m filling an A-cup now. I can’t pass yet and maybe I never will, but I can still look pretty and turn heads in a gay bar. I used to cross dress and look like a freak, now I feel like I’m part of the scene. I get compliments. I have a new girlfriend who brings me back to fem mode when I start slipping and coaches me on my posture and walk.
It’s all kind of magical.
There are a few answers I would have checked, I love the clothes, hair(my own), make up etc. But mostly I love feeling like my authentic self. Nothing gives me a sense of freedom like being the woman I am. Anything beyond that is icing on the cake! It feels like I have blossom with more personallity and a zest for life now that I am Sara.
The freedom to operate from my sensual and emotional side. I am a lot more at ease when I engage with my female side. I feel that I radiate a more compassionate and loving side of myself with people as a woman. I have been told by others they can tell the difference in my mood and personality. The moment I feel I can let loose with my feminine feelings and thoughts the more I feel weightless and free.
Most of all I adore finally feeling comfortable in my own skin. To see myself in the mirror and feeling so relaxed and comfortable, and confident, and finally normal–my soft skin, my curves, my round full firm breasts, and the feel of my hair around my shoulders and brushing up against my face. But most of all the deep, deep sense of being whole and finally complete not only to the world, but my in relationships and in my soul.