Are you active in your feminine persona on other social media channels?
This poll asks how many of you are active in your feminine persona on other social media channels.
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Hi ladies!
Most of us love to post pictures, chat with others, make new friends, and do things like that online. Thankfully, we have a platform like CDH to do this on, but there are a lot of other social media channels out there as well.
So my question is, how many of you are active in your feminine persona on other social media channels?
I’m not. I’ve found that many of the other channels are not safe, don’t have moderators, people are mean, etc., all of which contribute to a less than positive experience.
So, how about you?
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Yes, I have a completely sep IG(@raynadressing) account that I am active in. I’ve been tempted to create a FB account, but I’ve been kinda off FB fo a while.
Only a few friends know me on both.
xoxo
Rayna
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CDH is an amazing place. I come here for friendship, to learn and to laugh. I do go to another site from time to time when I I have moments of curiosity that start to drift outside the bounds of this site.
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Registered On: August 14, 2021Topics: 3Replies: 1539Has thanked: 2985 timesBeen thanked: 5248 timesI have an account on another site but I will probably cancel it because it is not as fun as CDH. I have considered starting a FB page as Liara but I am still not sure.
Hugs, Liara
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Years ago I had a Facebook and Pinterest page, as well as a femail account. Today only the email remains.
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Registered On: October 15, 2018Topics: 13Replies: 794Has thanked: 644 timesBeen thanked: 3403 timesI had been mildly active on other sites, but also in a somewhat social media form. But I don’t visit them too often any more, and more often in a read mode.
I don’t deal with traditional social media, even in my male persona. I’m considering joining one just to be able to comment on a podcast I listen to. But if I do so it will be on a separate email account, and accessed only through a virtual machine which is used exclusively for that purpose, so they can’t track me.
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Registered On: June 14, 2021Topics: 25Replies: 1298Has thanked: 8119 timesBeen thanked: 6452 timesYes I visit another site just as often as I come here and have been a member there for a few years. I have pics there but a bit too slutty for this family site.
Back in the day Microsoft and Yahoo chat rooms were exciting but so very tame compared to whats around today.
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I am pretty active on Facebook.
Marianne Tornander
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Registered On: September 29, 2019Topics: 52Replies: 918Has thanked: 2157 timesBeen thanked: 4281 timesI have checked out other sites but CdH is the only one where I feel most comfortable and the ease of communicating. Probably will continue to checkout other places yet.
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Registered On: November 1, 2021Topics: 6Replies: 175Has thanked: 1687 timesBeen thanked: 892 timesHi Holly, I am an active member on a blog site called ‘medium.com’ In particular on the topic of transgenderism. It is viewable to the public for three views and then you must join, which is only $5 per month. I am working on a book about my journey as a trans woman, and that is where I am putting my entries, which will eventually be transformed into an E book, the title will be: ‘The Woman Inside, Lauren’s Journey’
hugs,
Lauren M
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Hi Lauren.
I know medium.com, but only as my male self.
Please let us know when your book is ready. I look forward to reading it!
Hugs,
Holly
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I am even though I can’t stand them. I liked the early days of the internet a lot better where girls made individual web sites on platforms like Geocities or in cases like mine their own .com. It weeded out all the pretenders. Now there it feels like there are 12 billion twitter profiles from CD’s all posting photos of other people.
Safety means very little to me. I think being worried about the safety of things holds a lot of girls back from going out and having some amazing adventures out in the world. If you shield yourself from every situation with the potential to not be a positive experience, you will miss out on an awful lot in life. You will also probably live a lot longer.
I went out and did so many dangerous things while dressed in the real world that nothing online can even begin to phase me. I had a few truly scary experiences while out there including a run in with the NYPD when Rudy was mayor of NYC and the NYPD were his personal Gestapo.
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Registered On: January 2, 2022Topics: 10Replies: 174Has thanked: 488 timesBeen thanked: 829 timesI’d love to read your memoirs!
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Thanks Amy!
I have 96,000 words written. Now I have to put it all in order and redact some real names and places. I’ll share the story of that night in NYC when I had a run in with the goons of the NYPD.
There were three T girl bars in NYC while I was there. The infamous Edelweiss that was in the Hells Kitchen area in midtown, T*anny Chasers on 7th down in the Village and a little bar on Canal St. I forget the name of it but I had never been there and heard it was closing so I went on the last night it was open.
I quickly realized why it was closing. There was no crowd at all. I had a few drinks and then walked down to the corner of Canal and the West Side Highway to catch a cab home. I was standing on the northbound side of the West Side Highway in a pink latex dress and thigh boots. I was also not too far from an area on the highway known for trans hookers.
A cop driving on the southbound side saw me and pulled across the highway to harass me. I was wearing about $1,500 in high end fetish wear. The trans street walkers dressed cheaply as they could.
The cop thought I was working and wasn’t bright enough to figure out I wasn’t dressed like any of the girls who worked that area. I explained I was out clubbing and just trying to catch a cab home.
The cop told me, “You can’t catch a cab here”. He then told me to walk five blocks east over cobble stones in boots with five inch heels. The cop drove along following me with his cruiser lights on and his spotlight on me the entire way.
I didn’t even let that stop me from going out in NYC.
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Good lord! I could never put myself in that situation. I’m a devout coward, and although I would love to see myself in the most provocative clothes (even fetish) it would have to be in a very safe environment. I want to have fun but not put myself in danger. x
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I had way wilder adventures than that in NYC. From the time I was a kid I was a devout adrenaline junky. During my time in NYC I would even work alone late nights and weekends at a dungeon in midtown.
I can only write about some of them here because others are rated a hard R or even NC17. I was known for being unable to go out without some kind of chaos or mayhem happening just by my being there.
I was a regular at the infamous old Hellfire Club where I would hang out with a man who was known as Big Ralph and he sold whips. He would stop by the dungeon I worked at and tell me we were going out on an adventure and to stay dressed.
I can’t write about what we were doing out there on a family friendly forum but on one excursion we witnessed a murder. Four pimps jumped out of a car and beat a fifth pimp to death with baseball bats. We then drove around the block warning all the working girls to get out of the area before it was swarming with cops.
I went out dressed one night with the fem doms from my dungeon to an upscale Manhattan strip club once, went out to a rave once in the city dressed and went to the club Mothers at Jackie 60. NYC cab drivers were all pigs and would offer you free rides for sitting up front.
The scariest thing I did was going on an outcall in my pink latex dress and black patent leather thigh boots to the Marriott at Times Square. That was the coolest thing ever.
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Registered On: February 27, 2020Topics: 2Replies: 910Has thanked: 4203 timesBeen thanked: 3896 timesI use to frequent the four tclubs a lot here in the 90’s and afterwards we girls all hung out at the after hours coffee shops. The crowd was made up of fetish girls, drag queens, and cds which was a blast. The working girls walked around the parking lot and I loved strolling there with my friend to chat and share experiences which also was a big thrill. Oh those were the days
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I see a lot of CD’s who have fantasies about being prostitutes and having a pimp. I could never understand why any working girl would want a sleazy pimp taking their hard earned cash.
Back around 1992 I went to a tattoo parlor and decided to get a heart tattoo over my heart to represent a relationship I once had. I chose a bleeding heart being pierced by a black rose trapped in a web. In 97 I discovered I had chosen the same tattoo worn by all the female NYC street prostitutes. I just had to laugh and I call it my NYC hooker tattoo.
The difference in mine was that there is no name on the heart. They all had the names of their pimp on theirs.
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