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Vanessa is a happily married 30 year old transgendered woman from Seattle. It's been a long road to acceptance for her, despite the fact that she has been crossdressing for more than 25 years. Sometimes, when she looks in the mirror she longs to see the girl that lives within her. Contact Vanessa
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- Alice in Genderland: A Crossdresser Comes of Age
- Conundrum
- Crossdressing With Dignity: The Case For Transcending Gender Lines
- Get Dressed! Breaking Out of the Crossdressing Closet
- Head Over Heels: Wives Who stay With Crossdressers and Transsexuals
- Just Add Hormones: An Insider's Guide to the Transsexual Experience
- My Husband Betty: Love, Sex and Life with a Crossdresser
- My Husband Wears My Clothes: Crossdressing from the Perspective of a Wife
- She's Not the Man I Married: My Life with a Transgender Husband
- She's Not There: A Life in Two Genders
- The Lazy Crossdresser
Transgender Breast Enlargement- Transgender Explained For Those Who Are Not
- Voice Feminization Techniques
- Wrapped In Blue: A Journey of Discovery
Monthly Archives: July 2008
Crossdressers – Is Tri-ESS Wrong?
For all it’s failings, Tri-ESS has helped tens of thousands of cross dressers find peace and acceptance. It has given men a framework for talking about their transgendered nature with their wives and wives to be and shone a light of understanding where before there was only the darkness of prejudice.
Makeup mistakes crossdressers can’t afford to make
I’ll take a gander through some of the most common makeup mistakes crossdressers make, and tell you how you can avoid them!
Posted in Beauty and Makeup Tagged crossdresser beauty, crossdresser makeup, makeup for men, Makeup mistakes 7 Comments
Best Cross-dressing book: My Husband Betty
My Husband Betty honestly shares the transgender experience and exposes the hidden truths about cross-dressing that Tri-ESS doesn’t want you to know.
Linking to Crossdresser Heaven
Find and share valuable resources on Crossdresser Heaven. Resources for the crossdresser and transgendered person are available
Crossdressers need to be seen to be accepted
The sad truth, is that we aren’t doing what is necessary for crossdressing to become accepted in society. We are relying on the transsexual community to advocate for us. We are relying on the LGB community to include the transgendered in their activism and fight for equality. In short we are content to remain in the shadows until our battle has been won by someone else.
