Sharing your favorite feminine photos is a great way to embrace your female self, whether you’re a crossdresser or a transgender woman.
I’ve shared lots of tips in these blog posts to help you improve your M2F transformation photos:
- Trans / Crossdresser Photo Shoot Tips: How to Look Hot in Your MTF Photos
- Trans / Crossdresser Photo Posing Tips: 5 Major Mistakes to Avoid
- Top 5 MTF Selfie Apps and Feminization Photo Editors to Transform Your Pics
But now, I want to give you a chance to share your own photos and be inspired by others!
In the comments below, please share your favorite feminine photo (or photos!) and tell us a bit about yourself.
This is a space to celebrate and support each other, so feel free to join in!
Love,
Lucille
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Hi all… This is kind of coming out so to speak. I have been a “closeted CD for more than 15-20 years, due to my choices being a parent of 4 great kids. My first marriage didn’t end so good, and meeting my second wife and she has a transgender son whom she originally gave up for adoption and that sought out to find her, after the first marriage I had been going back to my CDing ways even to the point of being gay while married to the first wife. glory holes and secret meetings where the extent of it, just wanting to be dressed but never thought to try it with anyone, i was very private with it. while being with my second wife everything hit me at once, the feeling of wanting to be “freed”, I joined a “sissy academy” from the internet, about 3 months ago, and what i had learned kind of opened my eyes in a way. I started my “alternative” FB page, and I have presently have 1000 friends, and followers… I do dress just to be dressed up whenever I can now, i have been dressing in undergarments for more than 15 or so years. panties, and stockings with garter belts, bra’s on occasion, I haven’t been fully dressed up yet, well not in public anyways, deep down inside I do wish to out in public but I do want to do it right… make-up does scare me a little, don’t know why either. I only brought most up to speed for what i must tell you now… I am not a small guy, actually I am the complete reverse, I am bigger then most, I stand barefoot 6’3″ ish… in normal shoes or work boots I stand 6’4″ easy. I do love the look and the feel of heels, i do walk around the house and a fellow CD’s house in my favorite heels which are 6″ stilettos booties, If i do go out fully dressed, it would make more sense to go out in flats or pink shoes of somekind, or even knee high boots that are flats, I am also a bigger guy too, think of santa with a smaller gut, fur all over which i am completely sick of, and whenever i am with the people who know me to be the person i am, know me to be a little “care free” so to speak…
First time to post been dressing for a few years now my wife is a big supporter everyone be safe
I have always been crossdressing and love it
I posted earlier but it didn’t take I might be doing it wrong I’ll try it again been cross dressing for a few years now any tips
Thank you Sarah I was scared for a long time but now I know that I’m not alone I just love dressing up I have ventured outside a few times and once I had to wave to my neighbor I really felt like a woman the experience was just awesome
Hi Kara
So nice to hear from you.
My tip to you is to keep doing what you are and enjoy it.
I am dressed now as I am writing this, and am enjoying it.I don’t know if you are a member of any crossdressing site, but I am, called xdressing.ca, great forum to meet and discuss things with other girls, very friendly site. Hope this helps. Love Sarah xoxox
My taken name is Stacy. I’m 44 and I’ve been transgender for as long as I can remember. I’d love to live full time as a woman, but I’m married to a wonderful woman (she’s really my best friend), and is very suppportive, but only so far as I dress in private, which kills me inside, honestly. Coupled with the fact that I struggle with my sexuality and I feel like I’m a hot mess. I don’t know what to do anymore.
When I dress, I feel…natural. Alive. Truly myself. I hate having to hide who I really am (for fear of losing my job, family, etc.). I also don’t want to hurt those closest to me, so I feel like I have to sacrifice my happiness for theirs. I feel exhausted and alone. I’ve done lots of soul-searching too, trying to figure out why exactly I crossdress/feel like I’m transgender. Is it that I’m just closeted gay and I want to subconsciously attract men? Not gonna lie, if I had it to do all over again, I’d transition earlier in life and explore, but I feel like this ship has set sail.
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Stacy, what your feeling is real and the quandary sounds quite common. You are not alone. It’s very distressing to continue in that mode and you have many years ahead. I attended a transgender support group that my wife suggested. To be able to discuss and ask questions without fear of judgement and guilt, with others who understand what your going through is comforting, reassuring and I met a lot of nice people.
Feeling good. Just returned from the beauty shop
Been a scattering of dressing, mostly mixed fem with male, for the past couple of weeks, but today I made some time to get all girlied up. My wonderful spouse completed my make up for the photos, and then set up the studio lights and we spent an hour trying to get me to smile… apparently that is a challenge!
Ciao Ladies,
Sheri
I am transgender male to female. I changed my name to Lily insted of my male name ¨Michael¨. I am only 15 years old and feel so alone. I cant talk about this with my parents and when I do I am alone. Does anyone have any advice for someone like me who feels alone and has no one to talk to. Would love to hear from someone!
Hi Lily! Wow, you are in a really difficult situation! I can truly relate, because I struggled with the woman inside from the time I was 5 years old. I am now 58 years old and just within the last year have finally accepted who and what I am. I have been full time for nine months and on hrt for seven months. I felt that I could not talk to my parents either. Is it that you are scared to talk to them, or that they won’t listen?
One thing is for sure… you need to try to get them to listen. Just be honest and try to find a way to relate your feelings and your struggle that they can understand. This can be really hard, because this is such a hard thing for so many people to grasp. I have compared it to being held under water and being told, “Just choose not to breathe. You don’t need to breathe.”. Well guess what… at some point we MUST breathe. I have also compared it to someone holding a blow torch on your arm and them saying, “Just don’t move your arm. Its a choice, just choose to not move your arm.” Again, at some point every one will move their arm.
I would also recommend that you really research the issue of being transgender from both sides of the issue, because there may be some other underlying issue causing you to feel this way. What I am going to say next is going to be very politically incorrect, and will piss a lot of people off, but I don’t care, because I believe with all my heart that it is true. I believe that many, many people are being diagnosed as being trans who are not actually trans. This is partly (I believe) why the suicide rate is so high amongst trans people (close to 45%). They think this will make them happy, but it doesn’t and then they feel they have made a huge mistake. There are many other factors involved to be sure, one of which is the social stigma and rejection. I have experienced that.
All that being said, my heart really goes out to you. I know that for me personally, Transitioning many years ago would have truly altered and I think greatly improved my life. 58 years of not being able to accept myself or be ok with myself was not a good thing. Also, it would have spared an awful lot of people and awful lot of pain and heartache. I now have five grown children who are incredibly hurt and embarrassed by me and have forbidden me to have any contact at all with them or my eleven grandchildren. I am not even allowed to send birthday cards or Christmas presents. I feel your pain sister. I hope you find some help or encouragement from all this rambling. I’ll be praying for you!
Danielle Victoria.
This is my favorite shade of blue which is also quite difficult to find.