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I have seen one quite a few times, but, and I hate to be a negative here, she really does not present herself well. The way she acts as well as dresses really makes me want to go hide deeper into my closet. I refuse to approach her, she acts extremly angry to people that are just trying to be nice to her. I am sure that the way she acts has nothing to do with being transgendered, but more with who she is.
There was one girl I saw years ago, back when I used to take public transportation everywhere. She got on and went to the back of the bus and started to sing, "I'm Every Woman" by Whitney Houston. Again, not to be a negative here, but I really don't understand the idea of bringing attention to yourself like that. She was by herself and looked very passable, it was when she started doing that when people started to snicker and make comments.
If I was to see another out I would just leave her alone. Even when I am out I always get scared and nervous when people I don't know approach me and I don't go out dressed.
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I did saw some in public, the first I saw was strange to me. I was crossdressing since years, just 18 and not self-consious. Well I asked her about a club, where some friends and I were standing in front off. She looked not bad and was nice, well the voice was not that nice, unfortunately. And we did not enter he club :( - ok, at that time I would not like to go into such a club.
The next crossdressers, tv, tg I saw were ore insecure. There were 2 and 2 GG, I asked one why he/she is so insecure looking around, well maye it where wrong words or my look as a guy, she was really upset and chased me away,all I could say, was sorry.
I think, I would like some to speak with me, when I am outside and crossdressing. The only thing would be, that my voice is 100% male and I don't know how to change it, besides I don't really know, if I would like to change it. Therefore it is strange to speak, while crossdressing - because every one passing will obviously reveal my true gender.
