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Ria
10-23-2008, 12:42 AM
If you were riding a bike and crashed, thereby giving you "road rash" on your legs causing minor scaring. As a crossdresser this event would be somewhat tramatic.

It was for me because the whole time I had a large bandage, plastic bag and Polysporan on my leg. This stuff on my leg prevented the wearing of PANTYHOSE, for several weeks infact.

So everything is fine now, legs are healed up nicely. However, my leg looked better prior to the incedent. I can see small traces of a scaring (slight discoloration) Not a big deal. I also have a scar on my knee from where I stuck it through a 5/8' deck bolt fassened to a float plane.

My legs are my Prize Crossdressing Asset! I bet you feel the same way?

1. Don't you wish you were more carefull in the past with your legs?
2. Do you ever take extra precausion to protect your legs from cuts etc?
3. Do you moisturise your legs daily?

The answer is yes on all three for me. YOU?

Be carefull out there, your legs could get hurt making it impossible to wear pantyhose. Did I mention I was a guy?:D

Jess_cd32
10-23-2008, 01:02 AM
Sometimes "imperfections" can make someone attractive and unique in a special way, but I understand what your saying. Some people it will bother and others it won't.
I often see GG's that I'm sure if I knew them they would say I hate "blah blah" about myself, where as I can see it as an attraction about them.

I personally don't see small scars etc... on someone making them less attractive, anymore than say imperfect teeth on what I may consider a very pretty GG. If it really bothers you that much there should be ways of hiding them.

CD Susan
10-23-2008, 03:04 AM
I consider my legs one of my best cd assets and have been told this by others. I have a problem with varicose veins on my legs and this requires me to cover up this condition. I do not shave my legs for fear of damaging these veins which are very close to the skins surface. I find it neccessary to wear a pair of tights under pantyhose to cover up these ugly veins. I have a doctors appointment schedualed to determine if I can have surgery to remove these veins that I find so unattractive. I hope that this will happen soon as I want my legs to be free of these ugly veins and be hairless like the rest of my body is.

Sally24
10-23-2008, 05:55 AM
I am a bit phobic about any kind of scars now. Vanity is a awful thing some times!

MarinaTwelve200
10-23-2008, 06:05 AM
Ive got great legs myself, but still, I think opaque hose---white, black, brown look even sexier than bare legs---No scars to worry about, plus I dont have to shave what little hair is on them.

I also find Fishnets hide a lot of surface flaws too.

angelfire
10-23-2008, 06:10 AM
For me, it is actually a no, no, and no.

I don't have any scarring on my legs, I never did any huge damage. I don't moisturize or shave them yet though anyway. And I don't take extra precautions because if I am going to get hurt, I am going to get hurt. It is that simple.

It could be a lot worse though. I had a friend get hit by a truck while on his bike and had to have his elbow reconstructed, and has some scarring there. Another friend did a faceplant over the handlebars of his bike, and his face was scarred from it. I'd rather have a scar on my legs than on my face.

Angie G
10-23-2008, 08:42 AM
I think my legs are my best asset I bang them up at work all the time and almost always have some marks from it. And I do moisturise when I shave them.:hugs:
Angie

eliot
10-23-2008, 09:03 AM
Several years ago I had a rather serious bike accident, doing a three point landing over the handlebars, face, shoulder, and knee. My face was a mess, with torn tissue from my cheek to mouth, shoulder scraped and where I still have a scar, and a huge hemotoma and scrape on my knee. Must admit that I was not all that interested in putting on makeup and CDing during that time. Not a pretty sight!

Karren H
10-23-2008, 09:56 AM
I don't know about my primary asset........... I took a large divit out of my knee playing roller hockey a few years back and the scar is still appearent.. I just touch it up with a little makeup..

shannonsilk
10-23-2008, 10:48 AM
I have seen quite a few GG bike racers with road rash over the years. They don't let it bother them. A little road rash (or a lot) does not define who or what you are.

Jocelyn Quivers
10-23-2008, 11:49 AM
I'm deeply paranoid about getting any more scars on my already scared legs. Granted my legs are not by best asset, I still do not want them to get anymore scared then they already are. In the future I do plan to look into laser scar removal.

"Mary"
10-23-2008, 11:58 AM
I used to wear shorts all the time as they are cooler to work in, but got calloused knees and always had some cuts and scabby scrapes on my legs. As soon as one bunch would heal, I'd have another set of noticeable little wounds. Now , I wear long pants when doing any work where I could get significant cuts and scrapes.

kassandra richard
10-23-2008, 12:12 PM
Fortunately for me the raspberry patches from road rash are usually hidden -- so much for taking the brunt of the crashes on my thighs. The scars I'm much more "proud" of are the 8 lines on the inside of my right calf from flipping my bike and catching my leg on the chain ring:eek:

That said, I still think my legs are my best asset and I often get comments on them when I'm out as himself. They're not particularly feminine though, as the pic in this previous post sort of demonstrates.

http://www.crossdressers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1060639&postcount=4

Kassandra

Deborah Jane
10-23-2008, 01:23 PM
I smashed my leg and kneecap and ended up with big scars in a surfing accident a few years ago [i rode a "pipeline" into an outcrop of rocks], but luckily enough unless you look close you can,t see them.
I,ve got several other deep scars on my legs, but as most of them are pretty much healed now and i always wear hose they aren,t really noticable.

My legs are just about my best asset so i tend to look after them now.

KATIE TV
10-23-2008, 02:16 PM
I got hit side on by a 4x4 when on my HD in 1999, result a leg held together with bars and bolts plus a few other minor injures, cracked spine, compleat dislocation of rear rib cage etc.
after a 3 operations and a year learning to walk again all OK, except bad scares on my right leg, it dose upset me and I allways where 15 denier or more stockings to hide them.
But here is the punch line, In the UK a lady is componsated for scares a man is not so when I told my barister about my cross dressing he said "I don't think we can go to court and tell the judge that" as I was not out of the closet at the time I went along with it. so much for equal rights, If it was to happen now (god forbid) I would fight it. "O" by the way I still ride a HD as Katie or Colin. To all you biker chicks out there "ride safe" and have fun, Katie, XX

Nicole Erin
10-23-2008, 05:46 PM
1. Don't you wish you were more carefull in the past with your legs?
2. Do you ever take extra precausion to protect your legs from cuts etc?
3. Do you moisturise your legs daily?



I do, but most of my leg scarring is on the shins and it is a lot of small ones instead of anything huge. Nothing a regular pair of hose won't hide.

Yes I am real careful now.

I moisturize if needed. Seems moisturizer blends out a little of the scarring.

Rachel Morley
10-23-2008, 07:44 PM
I am way more protective of myself because of crossdressing and I never take risks anymore. All the time (especially in boy mode) I never use my nails to scratch stuff off, I never climb up or reach over things, I get a step stool or go around, I always wear garden gloves for yard work or rubber gloves for house cleaning, and if I ever have to walk somewhere where I might get injured I am always very careful of where I put my limbs. In other words I tread real careful and I had any kind of blemish I might accidentally get.

docrobbysherry
10-23-2008, 07:59 PM
My legs r OK. Their a bit skinny. Can't see my scars for all the freckles anyway.
What I SHOULD have been more careful with when I was young, was my BACK! In a few years, expect to see Sherry with a hump back and cane!:sad:

Miss Tessa
10-23-2008, 08:05 PM
Yes I take care with all those thangs.
I got great legs and therefore never wear tights. I don't like hosiery. Fishnets is of many kinds is fine though.

Jennifer in CO
10-23-2008, 08:15 PM
on true story on this line...

I was riding my bike on a park trail and went down hard (about a 30ft incline) mostly on my right side. The nurse in the emergency room was having a heck of a time cleaning up/out the wounds and made the comment that if I shaved my legs cleaning this up would be significantly easier if I crash like this again...

Jenn

VictoriaP
10-23-2008, 08:31 PM
I have been dealing with a very similar, but no less traumatic event myself. A few weeks back, 3 to be exact, I fell, after tripping over a curb in my driveway and literally flew into the middle of the driveway, concrete of course, and fell on my right hand, as it was underneath my stomach since I was attempting to keep my head from hitting; I dislocated my pinky and ring finger on my right hand, scraped my left hand terribly, bruised my right elbow and my right knee and ended up with a big raw raspberry on the knee as well. I ended up at the hospital, got cared for etc. hand in a cast, x-rays. Not done yet.........I bit down on a crown on one of my front teeth, the crown cracked and 2 days later when I was just beginning to feel lucky that I wasn't hurt more and realizing that the scrapes would heal and my fingers would get better as well, my crown fell out, leaving a gap in the front of my upper teeth!! Not only has all the care I have given my hands, creaming, manicures, etc, gone to hell, but now I cannot even smile without looking like a hillbilly until I get to the dentist (next week). So dear, while I sympathize about the pantyhose and legs, just remember it could be much worse!! I am a guy CD also.........cannot believe how much I miss dressing up and feeling pretty!!
Keep on smiling(with your lips together!):)

Edyta_C
10-23-2008, 08:41 PM
Well I try to hide the scars but one wound (bullet) and several heart graft scars and I really need a bucket of makeup. So I just choose slightly less sheer hose.

Edyta

divamissz
10-23-2008, 10:29 PM
Fishnets hide a multitude of sins, and scars. I keep getting cuts and scratches on my legs in the summer because I wear shorts a lot. But when I wear fishnets, you don't see them. Amazing.

Tracii G
10-23-2008, 10:47 PM
I have a few scars but most are hidden by clothing.I do have track marks (heroin)between my 1st and 2nd finger from the needles.I know very stupid.
I have a scar from a stab wound on that same hand in the thumb area.
I do use a little make up to cover them sometimes

Ria
10-24-2008, 02:01 AM
Jennifer CO is right. I believe the reason my wounds healed as well as they did was due to the fact that they were shaved at the time. Cleaning, dressing, and managing the wound is way easier shaved. It's the only way to go for a CD cyclist.

Rachel Welsley
10-24-2008, 02:27 AM
I have seen quite a few GG bike racers with road rash over the years. They don't let it bother them. A little road rash (or a lot) does not define who or what you are.

amen, the GG's I ride with wear their scars like badges of honor & aren't ashamed to tell you how they got each one.

Janie Gunn
10-24-2008, 03:34 AM
Not really a concern for me. I have a few scars on my legs from cuts when I was a child but I hadnt thought of them until reading your post, so they arent something that matters to me, and I dont really see the need to take any precautions. I dont moisturise my legs very often because I havent yet made the time to, but its not a bad idea to try and get into some sort of routine doing it.

Janie

erickka
10-24-2008, 07:12 AM
Yes, I wish I had been a lot more careful with my legs. They are scarred randomly, and I have to wear hose to even out all the discolorations. They still look pretty darn good under a short skirt when I wear the hose, so I guess it is all good.