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Philippa Jane, I am glad you got back on the horse. I hope the new friendships work out.

Hellen, If I am not glueing my forms on, I put antiperspirant on my chest.

Only my wife and you fine ladies need to know.

Joss, That was gutsy. Good on you.

Andrea, if the SA has always treated you well and had one little slip up, I wouldn't be that upset. If it happens again, then I'd find another place to shop.

Sandi, I understand your predicament, but we all knew you were going to miss it. I hope you find an outlet for your dressing needs.

My crossdressing, other than what I am wearing underneath my male clothing, has no effect on my clothing choices.

I like others, have given up asking why. It is a compulsion I have always had. Not sure why. No longer care why.

Teri, Happy Independence Day to you. I am off to Annapolis to watch the fireworks on the harbor.

I am definitely heading to the lingerie department first. Then maybe dresses. I would say shoes for my third choice, but I have yet to find a department store with size 13 pumps.

Natalie, That is wonderful. I hope your prayers are answered.

Melissalynn, You look great. I am glad you had a chance to meet another like minded person.

I have two hobbies. Crossdressing and SCUBA diving. I suppose I could wear a women's wetsuit. It never occurred to me.

Cynthia, I am glad that you are on the mend. Red lipstick will always make you feel better.

Glenda, You are in my prayers for a quick recovery from your bottom surgery.

I would love to wear a one piece bathing suit to the pool; a 18/19 century gown; 1950s shirt dress with crinolines.

Like others have said, it is the you must be gay comment that upsets me.

I am a crossdresser, ave have no need or desire to transition.

Philippa Jane, From your last few post, I could really feel your pain. I am glad you found some closure.

Holly, Enjoy your time alone practicing and experimenting with makeup.

Maria, I have said it before, you are a lucky girl having such a supporting wife. I remember thinking that getting married would end my need to dress. It never works that way.

I have my wife's adult daughter living with us, so I can't dress at home. I only dress when I go out. I get a hotel room, get dressed and head out.

I am headed in the right direction, but haven't reached my happy place yet.

Traci, If I had three hours I'd skip the makeup and wig and just put on my undergarments and dress. Makeup takes me at least an hour.

Marie, Welcome back. Sounds like quite the journey geographically and spiritually.