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When you find the cutest shoes then feel like crying when they dont have them in your size. (That happend to me the other day :( )

They just opened a new shoe store in town and they already ran out of the shoes I wanted!

Also, when shopping you would rather walk around Ulta than GameStop.

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When you go to the laundromat and blush when putting guy clothes into the washer.

(I am 20, in a rural college town, so most people wouldn't suspect that I was married >.>)

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Breaking a nail is more traumatic than totaling the car! Guess who is nursing a broken nail. (So that's why they aren't making albums anymore?) Yeow that hurts. My poor index finger looks so unhappy. Jody

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You see your shadow with a new appreciation of the word silhouette.

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you know your mtf when you care about a wedding dress more then a bachelor party.

when you were a child you would spy on your sisters slumber party trying to get caught.

when you look at the miss america pagent as a major goal.

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When Spiro tasted so awful you ran for two glasses of water on the first day of HRT and now you can melt them under your tongue. Bye Bye, so long Testosterone! :harhar: Giggle. JodyAnn

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When your spouse needs to use your cosmetic supplies >.> (Well, it is ours since we are married.)

When you find yourself noticing other women more:

Spouse: Did you actually just look at a girl?

Me: Yes o_O Did you see what she was wearing?

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LOL! Oh yes on the cross dressing, but no more. Taking all the old guy clothes to Goodwill and driving away thinking how nice it is to be divorced from yourself... I just regret I didn't ask for alimony. Giggle.

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When smiling and hugging is no longer awkward and really feels good.

The air under your skirt lifts your spirits.

When you chat with the ladies at the grocery about nails, shoes, or your new bag.

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When the waiter at your favorite restaurant says "What can I get for you ladies?" and you blush and can't stop smiling for at least ten minutes.

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When doing dishes requires a skirt and makeup (For me anyway Knee length, cotton, cream white back ground with flowers all over and it fans out when I twirl)

Kattja Katt >^..^< Mew

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......for me it's when I see the girls bobbing around in my blouse :P

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