When dressing in the company of your SO, do you act completely femme, voice, mannerisms, etc.....
When dressing in the company of your SO, do you act completely femme, voice, mannerisms, etc.....
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Really it just depends on the mood we are in. Most of the time I act more fem than normal. But the voice thing, she wants me to, but I am unable to at this point.
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same here
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i reciently showed danielle to my wife for only the second time in 8 1/2 years. she found my femme manerisms the hardest to accept. we talked and i said that it would look even stranger if i acted like a "bloke" while wearing makeup and and a skirt!
Danni
I got more femme.... not necessarily completely, but I got more femme.
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I dont knowyou will have ta ask Christine ...but the voice ...not much of a change ...but working on it
I decided a while ago that if I am going to dress from now on, its not going to be a half-way thing.
Either im going to be fem, or manly, not a mix of both. When i am with her dressed I am completely fem, and she seems to like it that way. Its just wierd to me to look all fem and seem to act and talk like a man. I actually try not to look in the mirror to much, or talk to much while I am 'transitioning' because I just don't like the "in-the-middle" feeling.
Can't do much about the voice sadly. But soften it quite a bit. As for the rest, definitely femme. Especially a 'wiggle in the toosh'. And she loves it, and encourages.............
Yeah, I can't do a thing about the voice either so I don't even try. I do act more femme though, a little more each day whether I'm dressed or not.
GypsyKaren
I never really discussed this with my wife.. she thinks that for me it's just "clothes feel good", little does she know I wouldn't mind feeling more feminine by walking and talking more female, even be called by my femme name.
Me too. I'm more femme when dressed. My wife wants me to "have the voice" all the time, but at the moment it's very difficult to maintain it.Originally Posted by April5050
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I act as feminine as I can, but, like right now: --- as I sit here and write this, My wife comes to me and pulls my heel off and begins to rub my stockinged foot, ---(which feels Sooo good!), - it is hard to talk to her in a feminine voice while she is looking up at me, with me in my "Full Beard"! ---Ha-ha! - Its hard!
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I actually love it when I am dressed with m,y SO. and I act as femme as possible
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