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    is it true

    that more you dress as women and go out as one you get better at it

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    Yes that is true. First, you will get confidence as more you go out as a girl. Second, you will get more feminine style in terms of walking and caring your body. Your scariness of getting caught by other will go away.

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    I dont know if you get better at it

    I think if you are prepared to make sure you are dressed for the occasion then yet I would say it does

    If you at least blend in and dont recieve any or very few nasty comments then it raises your level of confidence

    Thats why it feels better
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    Quote Originally Posted by FirstTimeCD View Post
    Yes that is true. First, you will get confidence as more you go out as a girl. Second, you will get more feminine style in terms of walking and caring your body. Your scariness of getting caught by other will go away.
    And that's based on your one time out enfemme?

    Confidence does build unless you have a bad outing then it can do a 180 and disappear very quickly!
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    I certainly hope so because if this is a good as it gets I am in trouble
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    Practice makes...well if not perfect, at least adequate. If I got scared back in after an odd look or unflattering comment, I'd never have made it out of the house a second time!

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    Absolutely!!
    The more I go out the more comfortable I am and the better I get at doing my makeup and choosing my outfits.
    Practice makes perfect....
    I don't wear women's clothes, I wear MY clothes !

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    If that's the case I really need to get out more

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    That's true about most everything: the more you _______ the better you get at it.

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    I'll throw in an amendment... the more you do something and strive to be better, the better you will get at it.
    Doing something the same way (poorly) lots of times, just make you good at doing it poorly. True for everything.
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    Its not practice that does it. More a sort of acclimatisation, a getting to know yourself. as Lorileah says.
    Last edited by Sam-antha; 09-12-2011 at 02:01 PM.

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    Having been a Crossdresser for most of 70+ years, I would have to say that practice is good!! Of course at this point in my life I no longer wear a wig or use makeup, but there is a good reason for that. My dear late wife, who fully supported me crossdressing, always fixed my wig and did mt makeup because she was an expert! Since she passed away I started going out as a man dressed as a woman! Been doing that for 6 years and have never had a problem! I dress to please myself, not the rest of the world!
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    Get better at it? Well generally, I think the more you go out, the more you will tend to dress like a non-fetish woman. ( I know, I know, that's probably a non-existent term; but you all know what I mean!) So, your "Presentation" will probably get better, and you will tend to blend. A lot less trying to look like Teeny-Bopper Bimbo, and a lot more toward "stylish." By repetition, you should also get better with your makeup, you should get better with mannerisms, and learning how to walk.

    Now that all assumes that you want to get better. I do know gals that are into Goth and fetishism, and they go out all the time. I don't think they are hangin' out at Walmart, but they do go out to various clubs. So "getting better" may be a self-perception thing. Perhaps it justs means how You or some other individual might feel about The Situation.

    Peace and Love, Joanie
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    I feel more comfortable, the more I go out.
    Micaela brought up a good point, as long as you are striving to do it better. My problem is when I ask for opinions I get the "You look great". This either means I'm doing OK, or I'm hopeless and they're all being kind and not wanting to burst my bubble.

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    I would say the more that you do something the better you get as long as you don't take things for granted.

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    The simple answer is "Yes".
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    No matter what it is you 'should' get better at it the more times you do it! If you don't your not trying hard enough!
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    Everything we do on a regular basis becomes more familiar. Familiar generally means comfortable, and that usually translates to "better".

    Slow, small steps, but regularly

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    The more you go out, the more relaxed you will be. This means you will stumble less in your heels, you'll be less stiff and move more fluidly. As for the walk, the talk and the mannerisms, as others have said, it takes practice. And only perfect practice makes perfect.

    I was talking to some GGs in a bar the other day and they were like, "Wow! You even smoke like a girl". Now, I didn't realize I was doing it, but it was because I've practiced it. I still have to think about my walk but its becoming much more natural.

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    Besides "practice makes perfect" is the issue of confidence.
    Having confidence in yourself is 90% of the issue.

    Once you realize your physical limitations such as weight & age, you find ways of working around it, and you build yourself around the woman that most resembles you. Most of us are not Jennifer Anniston or Penelope Cruz..... Accept that fact. many women aren't, either.
    Build your wardrobe around who you are physically. It works, I swear!
    Last edited by NathalieX66; 09-12-2011 at 09:36 PM.

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