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Lauren Bacall is my idol. She was a real movie star, with class, intelligence, looks, and a low-pitched voice.

I'm not a gamer or into Comicon, but this is terrific. How great to have the venue to express yourself like this! The atomic lollipop series is my personal favorite. :rose:

Well of course Queens are offensive... It's what I love most about drag. But a Pride festival without drag performances...? Seems like a day without sunshine: positively shady!

It may take a little time before you can convince your health care professionals to come on board with your desire to transition, but they eventually will. In the meantime, you may suffer. This is...

If you need a cure, it's called transition. Guaranteed to rid you of your desire to cross-dress... Side-effects may include happiness, learning who your real friends are, and financial hardship. ...

Since you asked, there is a cure for crossdressing, but I don't think you're going to like it. In my experience, therapy can help you lift you out of the dumps and give you some perspective on your...

I’ve been down recently, and I think it’s because of some lies I’ve been telling myself. Here are a few. Repeat them everyday for a while and you can make yourself miserable! Please feel...

How much is CDing a part of who you are? Dressing around your kid makes it sound like your femme side is important and will be difficult to conceal in the future. Are you okay with your community...

You know, I'm still on a couple of websites like that. It makes no real difference; I have the same issues that most people here have.

I've long since accepted the way I am and still think about it constantly. Maybe I have deeper issues? Working in the beauty industry doesn't help, but at least it gives me a chance to make use of...

A tall friend of mine took me to the symphony a few weeks ago; it was really enjoyable and I didn't feel like such a giant. They played all Dvorak.

I started dressing when I was 5. My mom helped me put together a Wonder Woman costume when I must have been about 7. Didn't grow up to be like Lynda Carter, but am definitely an Amazon...

I worked in the construction industry for many years. Now I'm 2/3rds through cosmetology school and can finally be myself!

My girls have grown up with my clothes and makeup around, see my nails, and know I live part time as a woman when they're not around. I let them ask questions when they want to know more. They are...

I love experiencing the world as a woman. Most of our gendered activity comes through our interactions with other people. Playing with hair and makeup at home can be fun, but stepping out is where...

No dates here for the past five years, but I'm too busy anyway. :rose:

No matter if you label yourself crossdresser, transvestite, gender-queer, intergender, 3rd gender, drag queen, drag king, eunuch, bigender, dual-gender, pangender, intersex person, two spirit, FtM or...

One of the things I admire about my friends who are in same-sex marriages or relationships is how they navigate these roles openly and at a practical level. They talk about how to divide up...

Eventually I just got tired of the fear and shame, told a few friends, then my mom, then a few more folks, and now almost everyone knows. Coming out is a highly personal decision, but for me, being...

I love dancing too!! It's fun, healthy, builds confidence, and you get to meet lots of people, like you mention.

If you're going out on a daily basis like you say in the OP, it sure seems like you've overcome your fears already. We get looks from some people, just stay confident and cheerful and always work on...

My kids have known for sometime that I live part time as a woman. They know I am different, and I do not dress in front of them or show them photos. However you handle it, the main thing is not to...

Ha, the closest I could get was "Ruby Rhod" from The Fifth Element...

If one spends anytime among the trans community outside of this forum, you know how sleazy things can get. Many people...

I distinctly recall dressing up when I was five. I was stepping out in public by the time I was 14 or 15. Of course, no-one knows if being this way is nature or nurture or both. Sometimes I have...

There is not a instant transformation for me, but since I accepted who I am and came out, I have become significantly more cheerful and feminine. Maybe it's the person who was there all along... or...