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Aquote fro mthe above “A transgender friend provided the best and simplest explanation I have heard: We are born with this, we fight it as long as we can, and in the end it wins.” which I yhink lot of us can relate to.
Christine Daniels of the Los Angeles Times
from http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-oldmike26apr26,0,588768,full.story?coll=la-home-headlinesAn just to show she not the only see
just call me donna a another sports writer
http://www.media-diversity.org/downloaded%20articles/Press%20Gazette%20Online_Just%20Call%20me%20Donna.htm -
Like others I have been dressing since childhood. 55 now. I didn’t have a name until about 10 years ago when I had to choose a name, I think for a chat session. It was a quick decision and I chose Michelle as I liked the name. I used that name for years never giving my name another thought until recently. My mother had once told me that if I had been born a female I would have been named Sarah. So I have changed the name I am known by but also kept Michelle. So its now Sarah Michelle.
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Ok i’m off to work tomorrow in heels suit & makeup dolled up to the 9’s to see if i can get a pay rise or the sack. wish me luck gurls lol i think i’ll need it 😉 😆
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hi suzzanne i don’t think it needs to be higher but for more cd’s to be open & not closeted but that won’t happen cause of fears & curcumstances of each indiviual that dresses & as for the younger generation & acceptance i think most are acceptable of us its a small minority that like to make fun of people to be tough in front of there friends… but ur right we need more publicity up untill 3 years ago i still thought i was a freak, a weirdo cause i like to dress & it wasn’t natural if it wasn’t for the internet & me searching the net i wouldn’t be were i am today i’d still be deep in the closet thinking i was a weirdo still….
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hi all i agree with janet :The number of men who crossdress or would like to will never be known as few will admit the truth in a questionaire unless they are like us and have acepted themselves. but the way i see it the % would have to higher than most people expect …. in a 5km radius of my home i know of 5 cd’s & 1 ts & there the ones that are open with there tg’ism & in that same 5km radius there would at least be the same number or more that are very closeted or don’t have a computer or the means to contact others…. so think about where you live & do you know any cd’s living near you that know of…
ps i hope i made sence …
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for my 2 cents worth lol i started going bald when i was about 18 so i opted for the cojack look in male mode & found it very handy in female mode so to use medical tape to raise the eye brows & slant the eyes i love the effect on my eyes it gives me
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Hi if ur serious about telling a partner if it was up to me now that i know better i would tell her soon other than later so that way if she is not excepting that way yours & her feelings wouldn’t be to hurtfull…
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hi all
another method u can do if ur unsure give them a call & ask there is no harm the they can do is say yes or no to u going there dressed -
Hi Christine you’ll find most shops are cd friendly if you are in doubt give them a call & ask them tell them your a tranny & do they mind if you come in & try a few on, you’ll find they will make a private session for you. All shops that sell wigs know the magority of there wig sales come from the transgendered comunity & your money is as good as anyone elses.
Bye