I'd be happy looking like myself, just with my more masculine traits toned down enough that people don't think I'm a man or can't tell which one I am.
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I'd be happy looking like myself, just with my more masculine traits toned down enough that people don't think I'm a man or can't tell which one I am.
I always imagined I'd look good next to a guy who's at least 5 years older and 4 inches taller than me (so I look more petite), kind of hipsterish with like dark hair and a beard, long eyelashes,...
It's natural to want to stick to one's own. It's not a good thing in my opinion, but it happens in every demographic to an extent. I guess being more CD specific, there's people out there who don't...
Placebo- Nancy Boy
you'll never read this but ily Brian :o
I was around 15, when I was home alone I used to sneak into my parents' bedroom and "borrow" some of my mum's eyeshadow.
I don't want to be treated any differently, just to be acknowledged as being what I feel i should be acknowledged as. That said it would be nice if less people used the way I look as a reason to be...
I feel like the noise my deoderant makes coming out is more feminine than when I used to wear male deoderants. it's probably in my head though.
I go out with my friends all dressed up and I still drink pints and stuff like that, I may want to be perceived as female but I don't want to be perceived as a proper girly girl, it's just not me.
I don't really have a guy mode as such, but my work clothes make me look a lot more masculine and being something of an insomniac I don't really make an effort beyond shaving due to getting out of...
My main colour is black [-]because i'm a goth[/-] because I find it much more elegant, and I like how it matches my black hair and pale skin. I don't generally like to have more than three colours...
listening to the first Rush song that youtube came up with... it's definitely not my thing. I like some prog and can see the appeal but a lot of it feels a bit on the pretentious side for me, Rush...
i'd been wearing makeup since I was 18 or so and had been interested in looking feminine since way before that, but I didnt start wearing women's clothes until sometime around my 21st birthday. i'd...
I've been perceived as weird and different since I was a kid, what with having such massive social anxiety which has always been an obstacle for me. I used to hate it and wish I was just normal like...
kind of seems to be where i'm headed anyway. I wouldn't mind speeding up the process somewhat XD
i spend less than £100 a month, I try and only buy one item of clothing and any makeup i'm running out of. I'm on minimum wage working at a café so I have to be careful, would be so easy to blow my...
my mum always kept telling me I had the same hairline as my half uncle who by now is balder than bald. my hairline is a bit receded but it looks a lot more like my dad's, he has sort of a widow's...
i definitely think some of my favourite artists are the kind of thing only depressed and directionless male 20-somethings listen to XD
but seriously I stopped perceiving music as being more...
I think for me it was just something innate. I was influenced by people like Brian Molko and Davey Havok in my teens and got into makeup... slowly got to the point where I am now, it's just kind of...
I wear feminine clothing most of the time anyway, but I do find being off work motivates me to dress up a lot more than I normally do... it's mostly the uniform I have to wear, I look more masculine...
from the perspective of someone who feels uncomfortable and somewhat wrong being male and masculine, and to whom being female seems desirable based on it being pretty much integral at this point to...
must be such a great feeling, congrats :)
poeple laugh at me occasionally. usually young men, never when they're alone and always when my back is turned. I don't know what is so funny, or what about me is so threatening that they can't do it...
I don't personally agree with anyone giving ultimatums in relationships, but then what the hell do I know, all of mine have been trainwrecks. I also sympathise with women finding it hard to accept...
I agree that you should tell her, it's clear keeping it to yourself so long has taken you down a bad path and it will probably only get worse. obviously stealing is bad and you shouldn't do it, but...
everyone who has ever clapped eyes on me in the last couple years knows. it's a good feeling :)