A columnist who went en-femme for a weekend

[Beth-GDB]

I just found some entries in a blog that's syndicated with several newspapers here in Australia. They're about a newspaper columnist who spent a long weekend last year en-femme, and his personal experiences. There are some embedded links to pics of him en-femme during the weekend in the blogs.

http://blogs.smh.com.au/lifestyle/allmenareliars//archives/2006/09/_a_lot_of_you.html
http://blogs.theage.com.au/lifestyle/allmenareliars/archives/2006/10/my_life_as_a_wo_1.html
http://blogs.theage.com.au/lifestyle/allmenareliars/archives/2006/10/on_the_town_sam.html
http://blogs.theage.com.au/lifestyle/allmenareliars/archives/2006/10/samantha_gettin.html

[Deidra Cowen]

That was very interesting...thanks for the link!

[CathyGal]

Video:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=hXtUDuiuzYo

[noname]

From the article: "I felt shaky, wounded that people who didn't even know me were making judgments about my personality and morality, pissed off ugly men in bad clothes felt they had the right to say whatever they wanted to me."

Isn't that the truth, people make morality judgements about people they know nothing about.

[Chloe Jean]

I enjoyed the U Tube video. Maybe one day we girls will be accepted.

I do want to out enfemme , it's a very big step me and am looking forward to all dolled up and out in the public. Still have a few things to do - it would be wonderful to be able to go with some other girls-
Amelia.

[Paulacder]

I seriously doubt if this was the first time he ever had a dress on, if you know what I mean.

[Robin Leigh]

Thanks so much for posting those links, Beth. :thumbsup:

The general public needs to read articles like these. They were well written, and he seems to have a good sense of humour. And I'm sure these articles would give most CDers & their SOs something to think about, too.

I agree that this probably wasn't Sam's first TG escapade. :) But, hey, it may have just been a fantasy, waiting for the right time...

I love living in Sydney. :happy:

:hugs:

Robin

[RobertaFermina]

Wow.
The Bloke was game, and spoke directly about his experiences.
Neat thing about Australia is people will speak their minds, and will not mince words.

All hail the bold and thick skinned girls who go Enfemme in Oz !

:rose: Roberta :rose:

[Sally2005]

Other than the guy's large size and beard shadow I thought he looked pretty good. The video was good and articles were fun to read. Thanks.

[GACountrygal]

What a great post! It was interesting to see how "Samantha" felt and the realizations "Sam" had about how us GG's feel (stares and such)

I do have to say, I laughed a lot, especially at the waxing part!! My cheeks hurt now from laughing. What a whitty writer!!

Thanks for sharing that!! It was a great and thought provoking read (albeit FUNNY!!! :heehee:)

Nic

[battybattybats]

Wow!
That was awesome. I wonder if he will follow it up at all in the future?

[Kris]

Thanks for posting this.. it was very educational for me.

Kris

[Laurie909]

Frankly I didn't think he was that ugly....in fact I didn't think he was ugly at all compared to some of the women (GGs) I've seen where I live. Which must mean one thing.....I need to move to another city!

[Christine XX]

I liked his friends quote: "Normal is a setting on a washing machine"

-Christine