Comments on: Cross dressers – don't apologize for who you are

By: leona

leona — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 01:36:50 +0000

We must respect the human. And always avoid the boxs that charactorize
Those we don’tunderstand Myself I’ve come to a place that idont much care what others think.but I don’t put myself in positions that could cause harm.I hace come a long way to be what ive known all my life.if I can do this then all my young sisters can do it to.PEACE all Leona

By: Vanessa Law

Vanessa Law — Sat, 03 May 2008 14:58:43 +0000

Yes, that’s a good point Lynn. If you feel uncomfortable you’ll arouse suspicion amongst folks. Your aura will out you, so to speak.

By: Leah Gray aka creativeblogger

Leah Gray aka creativeblogger — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 16:53:20 +0000

I need to understand breast form philosophy!

As a female, when we want to bulk up (if flat chested) we buy what we call here in the UK ‘chicken fillets’ they are silicone pieces that go inside a bra and some hang there by themselves and they cost less than $40 (£20) some slightly more, for two, so why do mens ‘chicken fillets’ cost $300???

By: Lynn Jones

Lynn Jones — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 18:47:42 +0000

I think that confidence is the key. If you feel ‘sorted’ then it radiates out of you and people leave you get just get on with your life. If you skulk at the corners then people will single you out. You’ve just as much right* to walk down the street as the next person. (* well, provided you’re not breaking any laws… like doing it naked ).

As to resturants or shops, your money is as good as anyone else’s, so why shouldn’t you be given the level of service everyone else is? I’ve often had good service when out and about. There was only one time I was ignored, but there are polite ways to deal with that.

I walked by two builders once who found the whole situation rather amusing. I suppose I could have to offence, but the reality of the situation was rather absurd and I ended up chuckling too. “Yeah, laught it up boys,” I said on the way by. They took it well.