If I could give one piece of advise to younger crossdressers it would be don't wait. Going out is the greatest feeling I can remember. You will find out that no one cares and no one will bother you. Most people are quite accepting or maybe a few will chuckle but who cares.
Candice, great photos. I?m glad you had the confidence to finally go out. Atlanta better watch out — there’s a new girl in town!
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Be all the woman that you can be!
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. . . and now, On With The Show!
Very nice. Congratulations on taking that big step it will get easier and easier to do so now
Phoebe sent me on my way for my first time out. I was not prepared for the 4 lane traffic light intersection wait! Oh my !
Went to Walmart for a walk and McDonald?s. I also spent 45.00 on a set of acrylic nails (Long French) before arriving at her house. Salon just minutes away.
What an enjoyable experience ! I?m sure you had a great time.
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Congrats Candice and you are looking good too.
Very attractive presentation.
I agree with you just get out there and do it.How will you ever know how it feels if you don't?
Alas some stalwarts around here will never take the plunge because of fear somebody will look at them.
It was many years ago I decided to just head out the front door not knowing what was going to happen.
All went well and my fear vanished and never came back.
I did that too and walked around 5 points it was such a rush
Beautiful! I'm jealous
Good job. It took me 45 years.
Hi, I'm Steffi and I'm a crossdresser... And I accept and celebrate both sides of me. Or, maybe I'm gender fluid.
I join the chorus: You look great, no wonder you had courage to go out.
GeorgeA
formerly Salerba
"a miad" Man-in-a-Dress
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