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By Jackie C. · Posted
Well, you are a woman. Good on him for noticing though! Hugs! -
By Britney Summers · Posted
Hello again, thanks for the tips. I haven't gotten lipstick yet. I have to make sure it is something that comes off completely and quickly if need be. I need to get a whole make up brush set and all that and go learn from youtube. -
By 2beBreanna · Posted
Thanks. I will look into these. Not sure how many places we are looking for yet but it will probably be 4.. one for each week in june. -
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By DonkeySocks · Posted
Oh, and I think a loose, long skirt looks more gender-neutral than a form-hugging knee-length skirt, when you have thigh/hip curves. Kinda draw the eye down to the lower leg instead of sticking at the curves. -
By DonkeySocks · Posted
Plaid flannels in a size or two larger than your usual shirt size. Lace-up boots or ankle-high shoes, even if you're in a skirt. A masculine hat over the short haircut. Turtleneck shirt or sweater. Leather bracelets/wristlets or a masculine watch. So many people associate skirts with females that they will gender based on the skirt without looking at anything else, but if you're in pants, a hat can really help. Also, straight-cut jeans look more generically masculine than sweatpants do, I think. You will have to experiment with size because of the men's jeans not being made for your hips. If you live in an area with a farm store that sells Carhartt brand jeans you might try those. When you want to look twink and still make people do a double-take, you might try a hat, a button-down shirt that's more dressy than flannel, but still a size or two larger so it won't fit your curves too closely, and high-top shoes. All that with a skirt. Also, plaid skirts might make people think more masculine, depending on the color. -
By VickySGV · Posted
The Scots and Irish, and gay men I know wear a Kilt which is a skirt of sorts. I have a couple used for various statements I like to make. Mine are not tartan plaid, one is black and another is a pinstriped fabric, but definitely male attire to most people. For me they are gender neutral. Utilikilt and Stump Town Kilts are where I have gotten mine. -
By VickySGV · Posted
National Center for Transgender Equality (HQ in New York, but active nation wide) Transgender Law Center (San Francisco based, but active nationwide.) Trans Life Line which is listed on our page in Suicide prevention Local LGBTQ Centers have Trans Programs, and can be found here: https://www.lgbtcenters.org/LGBTCenters Donations can be earmarked for Trans Programs. Equality Texas is working to help Trans and Families in the current legislative maelstrom. I will quit there, because there are many groups that will be happy to receive donations. -
By 2beBreanna · Posted
Hey all. My company has started a business resource group for LBGTQ+. I somehow managed to get picked for a chair position on the board. We are just starting things up and will be discussing plans for pride month this week. Part of what the company is looking to do is make a donation to a LBGTQ group that supports the community in a positive way. Something that is nationwide or west of the Mississippi River would be preferred. So far we have suggested PFLAG and Pride Sports USA. What other groups would you all suggest. I would like to find something more trans related to suggest to the group. Even if it's something local we can look into it. I am sure I will be looking for more help as I go through this journey as I am newer to the group. Thanks in advance for all you all do. -
By Susan R · Posted
What used to work for me early in transition before ‘something’ shrunk into obscurity, was a medium absorbency pad along with a moderately tight pair of panties. I would wear that to the gym and I had no issues with bulges. You again look great as usual. Susan R🌷 -
By Elizabeth Star · Posted
Thanks everyone. I do like this outfit but the downside is keeping the parts in place all day. I know I could wear a pair of two of tight undies to get the same effect but I’m weird and don’t like panty lines in leggings. I just remembered I have some cutoffs I could try this with when I get rid of these pasty-white winter legs. I love this thread. Everyone has great looks. -
By Davie · Posted
A Believing Sonnet Numbness is close to godliness when I miss you. Feeling is believing when you speak to me. At lunch my hands keep busy spooning miso soup, as I count noses, yours and mine don’t equal three. What women wear means nothing to my poetry, but I remember all the dresses you wore this fall, as if outside visions of cotton mattered to me— as if a fitbit counted important feelings for all. Do brown leather boots with black heels mean anything to a small wallet and a phone poem? I count the times you smile infinity beams in disgust at my hope to dispatch all wrongs. My feet don’t remember bread gave them power. My words don’t know how I can love the hour. —— Davie -
By Beatriz · Posted
Wow, that sounds great! Congratulations! I'm very happy for you. -
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