Woman's clubs

[lynda]

Hi girls how you doing haven't been here in a long time been dressing 24/7 for 3 years and still love it anyway here's my question do any of you belong to any Woman's Club I belong to quite a few now the first Club I joined was the league of women's voters I get all the news what's going on politically and women's issues I also belong to a knitting club and I craft Club I feel great when I'm with the women it just feels natural to me anyway just wondering what club if any you belong to and can recommend thanks girls love peace Lynda

[Connie D50]

Lynda
First I like the way you spelled your name. I would love to be in a women's club, I think ladies communicate so mush better then men do. What fun you must have.

[lynda]

Hi Connie love your name to the Women's Club great now I joined a woman's book club I love reading the novels I found out I really like romance books especially ones that take place on the beach and the girls made me feel like I fit in for the first time in many many years love peace Lynda

[Teresa]

Lynda,
I was invited to join a sewing club which I'm tempted by , I do belong to a painting group which is mostly female , and of course i now go to three social group meetings .

[Tracii G]

I know a few trans ladies that belong to womens clubs.
I see no reason not to if they will accept you.

[Jaylyn]

I bet it would be fun to be in an all women's club. Bet that they are all accepting but they probably gossip to their friends about you but I would imagine they are threatened or feel unsafe around a CD. Just be polite and enjoy the clubs.

[kayla_bayarea]

Not a club but I am on an all ladies Bachata team. I'm fully accepted.

[bridget thronton]

Maybe not quite the same - but I am a senior professional member of the Society of Women Engineers

[kimdl93]

I guess I must be An elitist. I’d never join a club that would have me as a member.

[Rayleen]

I think if you have more women's friends , you should be ok and accept you as a member

[Michala]

I opened this thread thinking there would be information about women't golf clubs. Too short for me. lol

[sometimes_miss]

I essentially joined a 'woman's club' when I made my job choice. Take a position in bedside healthcare in a hospital. Bingo, you're in a woman's club. And you get paid for it. You don't have to do it full time, either. There are a lot of weekend only staff. And they welcome men because we can move and lift the patients with them. Men often forget just how much of a strength difference there is between us, and how hard it is for women to do any heavy physical lifting that we just take for granted. Nursing, physical therapy, respiratory therapy, and all have assistant positions which you can learn at a local community college or vocational school pretty easily, etc..

[Asew]

In college one of friends recommended I join the Society of Woman Engineers (SWE). I was full male then but always a feminist. There were two other guys also in the group which made it a little easier, When one of the other guys left I took over being the t-shirt chair (meaning I went to all the chair meetings too). Their primary mission was to promote women in engineering and if you wanted to help they didn't care about your gender.

I always wondered if they thought I was a creep (and tried to make sure I don't come off as being one). Now I wonder if they saw my feminine side, and perhaps wouldn't be too shocked about my crossdressing.