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By ValerieRun · Posted
Even before I began my journey, I was always fascinated by hourglass figure. I was, of course, making up some silly reasons why I would need a waist-trainer ("it helps with weight loss") or corset. With the beginning of transition, it only made sense and became just a natural hope to achieve it. Currently, I can get a fairly good resemblance with steel-boned corset laced up all the way. And I absolutely love the feeling. One additional benefit, it helps with the posture so it is another reason to use it at least around house if you spend plenty of time sitting. Cannot comment much on the padding, as I was starting with very non-masculine figure waist-down, and new fat redistribution only enhanced those areas to a point where shaping clothes are new reality in my future 🙂 -
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By Willow Farmer · Posted
Facial Team uses a private contractor, a trans woman, who is quite skilled at photo shop. She tries to only show you what is realistically possible. They are only interested in removing male puberty damage as much as possible and some aging in my case. I hope it is OK to mention FT here, they are a wonderful organization. ---WILLOW--- -
By Shay · Posted
Some films I especially liked The Dress You Have On (YouTube omelleto channel) Normal (2003 with Tom Wilkerson and Jessica lange) The Crying Game Transamerica Zerophilia The Danish girl Call me by your name Hedwig and the angry inch The normal heart My life in pink Any others you recommend? -
By Jandi · Posted
Harassment seems to be the order of the day. https://apple.news/AeKPcysdyQeS6bhc95V73lA -
By Charlize · Posted
Holly that top certainly does push the PG label. A bit close to X. I once dressed a bit over the top. After all i had somehow noticed the women with short skirts and low tops more than the "plain" ones. It was also fun at first to excite that glance from men. Time has lengthened my skirts and yet somehow i feel just as feminine even in dirty jeans and top working the farm. We all have our styles which makes the world go round. Hugs, Charlize -
By MiraM · Posted
Sounds like it may be loosely based around DBT but maybe not as in depth. -
By Kiera · Posted
😉 lol I am very well liked at work but, problem is, son works there as well and doesn't like talking 'bout "my issue". Big rigs? Used to drive a '78 "extended hood" KW aerodyne with a "3408" when cabovers were the standard (55/60' length laws) -
By ValerieRun · Posted
I have a similar style top, also sleeveless but a bit wider should straps, and while it’s on a hanger it does look a bit “adventurous”. But when I wear it it flows perfectly over the contours of the bra (bra cups needs to be separate enough though). Of course, when you bend over it will hang down and show the bra but it’s inevitable. And you will be tempted to adjust it to a perfect position all the time 🙂 But it is absolutely lovely once you get used to it. -
By KymmieL · Posted
Had an unusual comment from my youngest son. We had gone out for our Friday night dinner out. Our son met us at the restaurant. While we were eating. He comments nice color finger nails. It wasn't a sarcastic comment either. Kymmie -
By Petra Jane · Posted
I used Faceapp for a bit of fun and this was the result. But honestly, I think I prefer my profile picture which is all me, with just a little photomagic makeup. -
By Red_Lauren. · Posted
Yea, all my friends now do have big hearts, and I know they care about me. Just like I care about them. Its just hard to look at these woman some days. Knowing ill never be as good looking as them. They do say I look good, and am beautiful, but I wonder if they really mean it or are saying it because they are my friends. I'm hoping its because I really am beautiful. Its not like we are in competition with eachother over men, and they know im not in to men. -
By Maid In Bedlam · Posted
Wow Lus You are going back a bit. I would love a picture of that I havent seen one of those in ages. Many years ago I had an Avenger with GT badges stuck on it. It wasnt a GT in any sense of the word. Drop me a picture when you have time. I was actually always brought up with Fords. My old dad had numourous Mk1 Cortinas. My only real dip in the ford ocean was a Mk1 facelift Capri. The first ever car that I brought with my own money. Im so showing my age now lol. Im glad i dont look it Anyway. Back on topic. Simply Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If you use the above as a guide. I think Citreons are an abormination to my eyes. But others love them. You cant please all of the people all of the time. But why would you want to? Its an old rule of thumb. But I always go for how big a persons heart is. Looks are just skin deep. -
By Red_Lauren. · Posted
For me I was sick of living everyone else's life that they had planned for me, and me being miserable among many things. Covid happening was my start of my transition, and I didn't know it at the time, but I got to spend more time as my self. I was still working, but now I wasn't seeing my soon to be ex any more. Once the locks downs were lifted. I was going out, and enjoying my life for the first time, and made friends. With people that supported me. As for losing things. I had nothing to lose. No kids, no wife, a dead end job. Yes I know i have had easy, but im a lot happier now.
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