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Any crossdressers in Florida


Tanya

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Hello girls...I was wondering if there are any girls in Florida.  It would be nice to get together and get dressed and possibly go out a CD/gay friendly club. 

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I'm a closet cross dresser and would like to have friends with the same interest. Central Florida.

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This is a ways off, but I MIGHT be back in Florida this summer. I'll be teaching at UCF, so Orlando area. If I do end up there, I'd love to shop around for fun places to go!

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Hey girls,
I'm in FL looking for people to dress with and hangout. I am pretty new to this, only been at it for a few months. Would love to have some friends to hang out with or even just talk to about it.

Ali

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5 hours ago, polaravion said:

I'm in FL looking for people to dress with and hangout.

Where do you live?  I'm aware of active groups in the Orlando and Tampa areas.

 

 

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