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My First Esprit

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Published on: May 16, 2010

My transgender journey so far has been a slow path to self acceptance. Every now and then something along my path acts as a catalyst that helps me more quickly and more fully become who I am. I know from speaking with many of you that the first time you plucked up the courage to wear woman’s clothes was a momentous occasion. For me it was no less, and that moment almost 27 years ago sticks out in my mind.

Through the years this has been followed by purges and denial, buying my own clothes, and dressing fully as a woman at home for the first time. Each time I broke through my previous limitations I felt a feeling of freedom, peace in my soul and I could hear the person I truly am sing louder.

I’ve shared with you my first time crossdressing at a Tri-Ess meeting. . This was followed by my first time out in public outside the meeting room, to my first time out in the “non-alternative lifestyle” public. All stories I still need to share with you lovely ladies.

Telling someone else for the first time, telling my wife and – just recently – telling my mom. I’m still working through the emotions of that last one, and am not ready to share all the details just yet. Telling my closest friends, and going about regular every day activities as a woman.

Beginning therapy – first for the mind, then to make my body reflect my soul – has been a long time in the making , a giant leap towards self acceptance. This coming week I will attend my first transgender conference, Esprit.

I know that many ladies attend a transgender conference early in their journey – you can probably comment better than I how this helped shape your path through gender identity. For many the first conference is a time of extreme nervousness , it’s the first time you can spend many days in a row as a woman, for some the first time out to a non-transgender public. You ladies are braver than I was back then.

As I think about Esprit I’m filled with a spirit of anticipation and excitement. I’m eager to learn about the next steps on my journey, and meet people who can help me along the way. I’m looking forward to all the new friend’s I’ll make – I also can’t wait to meet woman I’ve been in contact with over email for a few weeks now.

By the time you read this it will probably be Sunday evening. I’ll be registered for the conference, checked into my room and experiencing the sights and sounds of Esprit. If I can get an Internet connection I’ll try to share some of the fun with you dear ladies. If you’re going to the event drop me an email to let me know (thanks Robin!) so we can meetup.

Speak to you soon!
Vanessa

A Crossdressed Outing on Wings

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Published on: May 13, 2010

Going out in public for the first time can be daunting. In this week’s crossdressing success story Laurelanne shares her passing victory with us out in public.

For all you ladies who have never been out in public before Esprit - which is just four days away! - is a great opportunity to spend a week as a woman in a safe and supportive environment. If you’re heading to Esprit stop by and say, ‘hi!’, it would be wonderful to meet you in person.

Now on with this week’s crossdressng success story…

Laurelanne’s Crossdressing Success Story

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Laurelanne Passes As A Woman

After many years of NOT appearing outside my home I had a terrific success.

I used to go out many times for many years en femme and with no problems , yet for awhile as I aged i felt I was somewhat too “old” to do it. I didnt return to being out en femme until all the kids were grown and out of the house.

Recently about 3 months back after having been out numerous times alone and with my wife. I ventured out to see a friend (who knew me as both ) and went out as Laurelanne. Having arrived at his apartment building I parked my car, had some guy walk by me and say “sweet”. I was wearing a top with alot of cleavage showing, made me feel great.

Entering the building I waited for the elevator, and when it arrived a young man said to me, Go ahead Ma’am, wow (2 at once) I visited and left a few hours later, and upon entering the elevator again, a little boy rushed ahead of me, his mother, a younger girl, said dont be so rude, you should have let the “lady” go first, now apologise. He did and I said in my best femme voice its OK, , and the mother said its not mannerly I’m sorry too. And I said I have 3 boys and theyre all the same we laughed and exited the elevator. I was on wings I had a triple header, accepted and more.. Wow. I guess still not too bad for an old girl.


If you’d like to spend more time out in public passing I highly recommend the World’s Best Crossdressing Guide –  it’ll whip your femininity into shape!

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