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Freddy12
08-20-2010, 05:04 AM
Yesterday there were two steps on my journey in this lifestyle. First, I was addressed as Ma'am. I was thrilled. Second, I used the Ladies room. I had previously avoided having to use the restroom when dressed, but got up the courage.

I also find that I'm much more confortable in male mode displaying signs that I'm a crossdresser. Right now, although in male mode, my fingernails have polish on, and my bra straps are clearly visible.

I'm enjoying!

CallMeMeg
08-20-2010, 05:55 AM
You're lucky. The first time I went into a ladies' room, I got yelled at and chased out. I swore the next time I tried it, I'd be dressed as Meg.

:)

Keep on enjoying!

dieselman79
08-20-2010, 06:03 AM
That is awsome, it's all about the journey and not the destination right? I'm glad to see the horizon it expanding.

AKAMichelle
08-20-2010, 07:49 AM
The closer you are to you all of the times, the happier you will be. Not everyone can do that though which is a little frustrating at times

kimdl93
08-20-2010, 09:37 AM
Glad you're becoming increasingly comfortable with yourself. I hope you're having fun too.

Christina Horton
08-20-2010, 10:13 AM
Well the next thing for the ladies room is for you to go in when there is a line and you have to stand outside waiting for a stall. In that sit... everybody See's you while there walking by and can (judge) you in your mind there judging you , and see if that is do able for you. That is nerve racking if your not sure you can be there. I've done that and I lived so you'll be fine in anything you do en-femme.

So go out and have fun and remember that If you walk around town like you deserve to be there and belong no one should have a prob with that. Yes there may be someone that might say something but in the years I have been going out dressed no one has even made a peep.

Freddy12
08-21-2010, 04:13 AM
Thanks for the encouragement. I am having fun. So few folks react, which is good. I guess I would like positive feedback from folks seeing me in person, but no reaction is better than a negative one.