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It's pretty big struggle for me to keep my facial hair in line. It's very thick and coarse, and shaving next day stubble always leaves really bad 5 o'clock shadow, even with a sharp new blade. This...

When I was younger, all I felt was shame. All I knew about transgender people was what I saw from the media, which was at best a laughing stock and at worst signs that I was a serial killer....

When I go out I like to order cocktails, so I always get carded. My ID is a picture of me looking unbearably masculine and sleep deprived. A lot of people have bad photos, but this one is in a pretty...

This is a good point. I'm a transsexual, am out to most of my close friends and family, am setting up a freelance business where I can maintain my identity, and will be on hormones and laser very...

I've been out for a while, and it's still a pretty new thing for me to have any confidence while I'm shopping at all. It's a mix of nerves from other people seeing you do something you aren't...

I did an event in high school and went out a couple times dressed up and acted like it was a joke. It ended up being a bit problematic in the long run, though. When I started coming out, most people...

Not me. It's actually not something I ever even really think about. I don't think earrings would be a good look for me, anyway.

There are stores on ebay that sell new wigs which look quite good. Before I grew my hair out, I had a 50 dollar wig which looked pretty darn nice.

Sites specifically tailored toward transgender people anywhere on the spectrum are typically leaning more toward hookups than toward actual relationships. Not only that, but a majority of the people...

There might be a certain level of pretension associated with calling ourselves artists, sculptors or performers. It's all down to how we dress, hence the label.

I never thought they were more comfortable, but they fit very well to my shape and just look damned good, so I'll always prefer women's jeans. I do miss pockets, though. I need to start carrying a...

My skinny jeans. Favorite thing I own by far.

We had a day during spirit week where the seniors would gender swap for a rally. I tend to look back on it with embarrassment though, since I didn't have a clue what I was doing back then.

Everyone knows purple is best.

In guy mode, I hide from the camera anytime it's pulled out. When I'm dressed, I'm in front of the lens as frequently as I can manage it. I like to take my own pictures, because I'm pretty picky...

Nobody said a word when I started tweezing, and my brows were very wild and unkempt before I started. I've been doing it for a couple years now, and people still don't say anything.

No matter what you wear, hair and makeup are going to be an essential part of your look. I would start with one of those two first.

I almost never wear hosiery anymore. I have a pair of striped stockings I wear with certain outfits, but I'm all about jeans lately.

I'm 5'10". Wish I was at least an inch shorter, but what can you do?

For me... less. It's sort of a comfort zone and reassurance thing that I tend to do most when I'm happy or excited. When tragedy strikes, it's not much of a coping mechanism for me.

Lately, I see myself as being less feminine when I dress up and go all out. My normal every day appearance is seeming to be closer to the ideal image that I'm going for, which is kind of odd. While...

First of all, that was very funny. When you said lollercoaster I pictured Santa's Workshop, not the Giant Dipper.

Anyway, as far as the voice goes, that's a great place to work from. You sound...

I can't exactly remember when I started doing it. My mother told me that when I used to play I loved to dress up in her clothes. I stopped that phase not long after I was aware of my existence, but...

1) If I wasn't TG, I probably would have taken after the behavior of my father and brother. They aren't opposed to the rights of transgendered people, but their lack of understanding of them leads to...

Thanks for quoting me out of context. I said that if Georgi's plans go awry and the urges to dress come back in full, then he should be honest with himself and not reject those urges. So in that...