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By Willow · Posted
@KymmieL boy that’s a bit of a conundrum. As bad as she treats you then she does something kind. I consider buying you a woman’s flannel shirt as an attempt to move towards acceptance. A tiny step, but none the less, a step. Like we’ve been talking about here this that morning, women’s clothes fit different. Does it fit ok? I’d take that as a win. Willow -
By CallMeKeira · Posted
Good morning all. Coffee is hot, apartment is cold, even with heat. My laundry is in a state of limbo, as I have so much men's clothing, a growing wardrobe of comfortable clothing, and no real solution for doing away with the old since I'm only part-time right now. I know what my heart tells me, to just take the men's clothes and just toss them out, because this girl has no desire to wear them. But, my brain goes "That's impractical, Keira. What if you need them?". It's something I'm going to bring up next therapy session, because I feel like I'm could between what is my true life, and a stage performance I've been playing on most circuit productions for 20-some theater seasons. It's vexing. (A note of positive feedback, I am 6' 2", so I feel your pain on skirt and dress length.) -warmest regards, Keira ❤️ -
By KymmieL · Posted
Willow, that job does sound a little fishy to me. My wife does complain when I get something new to wear. Why didn't I get her something. 99% of the time she may wear it once. She surprised me last week. She bought me a nice flannel shirt. Quote "not to manly not to feminine." So I looked at the tag. Size 20 womans. Kymmie -
By Willow · Posted
Back. Fashion discussion: if I want a short sleeve T I try 3/4. The are a little long but not bad. Mini skirts? Not for me. I’ll go above the knee but just barely. Next problem is finding full length dresses or skirts that are long enough. Even long pants often end up Capri length. My wife is jealous of my feminine appearance. She is very short, 4’ 10”. After years of joint compression I am now only 5’ 8”. (Guess I need to hang upside down.). She has mentioned my legs are nicer than hers. Also my upper body is better proportioned since I have a smaller chest. She is a DD I am a B. We wear similar sizes so things that were bought on line for her sometimes become hand me downs to me. She really wants to lose weight before buying clothes (I lost 30 pounds) but then complains I bought clothes. But I started from zero. Our closet got too full and collapsed so when I physically can, I have to rebuild our closet. I hate wiremold. It’s quick and relatively inexpensive but eventually the supports tear out of the wall. Willow -
By Willow · Posted
Good morning everyone sorry about that last night. The initial search on the company looked good, so I went forward with their process of applying for a part-time job. Three hours spent answering questions and waiting for the person on the other end to move on gave me time to search further. Both Indeed and Glass Ceiling had poor employee reviews and mentioned high turn over. That made me skeptical. The last straw was the HR guy telling me to hold on he’d get back to me after I’d accepted their job offer. I finally had had enough and sent a message back that I rescinded their offer. Now all of a sudden they were back to me and all but you are set up to start tomorrow blah blah. Even emailed me more paperwork. At this point I am skeptical that I was even talking to the real company and not a scammer. Unfortunately they did get some info out of me that if they are a scammer could be a problem. So if it was a tease, I’m sorry but I don’t need a job and there were signs in the end the it wasn’t legit. Willow -
By Audrey · Posted
I'm back, at a more reasonable hour now. Managed to get another hour and a half or so of sleep, then gave up and just got my day started. I went out for my morning exercise routine in the park - and was greeted by the wall of below-freezing air that seems to be gripping much of the Northeast and Midwest this weekend. I summoned the Minnesota girl inside of me and managed to work up enough body heat to do my usual 45 minutes. I can't even tell you how fast I made hot tea the instant I got home. No big plans for the weekend other than enjoy the brief respite from working. My partner and I talked about going on another hike outside the City, but the cold is proving very de-motivating for that, so we'll probably just be home. There is a Moroccan lentil stew in a cookbook we hope to make, will be perfect with this weather. I'm also looking forward to my virtual girls night tonight though with my West Coast girlfriends! ❤️ @Bri2021 Your sister's home has probably has more square footage than *every* apartment in the six story building I'm living in! Love, ~Audrey. -
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By Audrey · Posted
I chose the rose gold Apple watch when I bought one. I'd probably chose a phone like that too, except that I'm still using an iPhone 5 like they had on the Flintstones. @Jackie C. Super cute and warm! I love the blues with blonde hair look so much! Love, ~Audrey. -
By Charlize · Posted
Thank you for sharing Timber Wolf. it sounds like your days were long and full of excitement. I spent some years competing in licensed bike racing(USCF). Long road races required even longer training rides. It took several years of very hard training before i was at all competitive. At first i was alone, working against teams who tried to push others to the side. Riding at 25 to 40 mph. in Lycra shorts, 3 inches away from other riders could be intimidating especially when fighting to stay on the pavement. In time i joined a team with my son. My did well until breaking bones in several races. I was lucky, road rash, bent wheels and some broken bikes. Riding was an obsession for years until a heart attack, open heart surgery and an addiction to alcohol made riding impossible. I guess the high point of my career was winning the state championship in a tandem time trial. That bike as well as my last road bike hang in the barn. I do miss riding but today my heart makes riding very difficult at best. Wonderful memories! Hugs, Charlize -
By Audrey · Posted
I have struggled to see Caitlyn Jenner as a role model. Nothing against her of course. I think it's the privilege aspect that makes it so difficult to relate. When I watched the "I Am Cait" series a few years ago, I couldn't help but feel how out of touch she was with the challenges facing the other transgender people she met. Maybe she has changed since 2015. Even still, I do think her high visibility has helped a little with mainstream consciousness of transgender people. Same with Elliot Page more recently. On the other hand, I feel that Rachel Levine and Sarah McBride are excellent role models. They will do important work in their positions, and raise the mainstream acceptance of transgender people in a very different way than a celebrity does. I expect I will have a similar experience to what @Bri2021 describes when I come out fully at work. Many of my colleagues and clients may never have met a transgender person face-to-face, and only have whatever positive or negative impressions of the community exist in their minds. So I will be the very first one. They hold me in high regard now, and while I know things could change once I am out, I hope I can challenge any pre-existing negative attitudes by building on the positivity that they have felt about me all along. Love, ~Audrey. -
By CD Rachel · Posted
Good morning all, #ElizabethStar – I am seconding Bri2021 on the full fashion show! Finishing up my second cup of coffee now. I had to run down and get some blood work done this morning. I hate needles! My first therapy session with the new therapist went well yesterday. Working on filling her in on a lot of my back story concerning my marriage and separation. I will be able to slip another session in next week so I will not have to wait two weeks to see her again. I have to go down to the wife's house today. She needs a light fixture replaced and some plumbing work done so her contractor can close up the walls. Apparently her plumber had a hissy fit when she questioned him on some iffy work that he had done and he stormed out of the house. Why is it so hard to find a good reliable contractor that shows up when he says he will and does quality work without trying to rip people off? Hope everyone has a Super Saturday! Rachel -
By Sally Stone · Posted
I have a denim mini-skirt that wear around the house on occasion, but I've never considered it particularly appropriate to wear out of the house. I'd have no problem at all wearing it if I was 20 or 30. Still, I do have quite a few other above the knee skirts that still look fashionable and they are great for showing off my legs. It's super cold here this weekend, however, so my outing tomorrow is probably going to include a longer skirt and tall boots. -
By Shay · Posted
@Charlize wonderful point. Just having an intelligent professional is good for the U.S. for everyone. -
By Shay · Posted
Sadly I'm not a Jenner fan I see too much ego and she is so lucky to have the money to do anything she wants unlike most of us. And yes I am somewhat jealous that she has the money and it would be wonderful for her to help those of us who need funds for surgeries and therapy and things like electrolysis. -
By Sally Stone · Posted
Bri, I'm pretty uniformly straight through my torso and down to my hips as well, which is exactly why I wear shapeware. I also pad a little to give myself volume where it doesn't exist naturally. I've been wearing foundation garment for so long now, they have become a routine part of my wardrobe. I won't deny the fact that I'd love to have natural curves, but since not, I make my own. Charlize, I'm so sorry I didn't notice your location before, my sincerest apologies. Yes, there are a lot of us, and it's so obvious I'm in great company. Maybe someday, when COVID is no longer a threat, we can all get together for a Jersey Girl celebration
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