Apr
15
Today was an Androgyny Day for me… a day when I had to go out and not set off alarm bells, even as I wanted to be a girl. 
I have made a point in the past of explaining how I really prefer to keep the genders separate, both in my own way of being and in the people to whom I am attracted.
I never seek to come off as a feminine male or a masculine female, so this exercise may come off as seeming to be a bit contradictory.
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Apr
12
Tgirls go through a lot to make themselves look feminine, but I have discovered one little trick that takes only a few seconds, is completely painless, costs nothing and makes an appreciable difference.
Fortunes have been made on stupider ideas (bagel slicer anyone?) but I’m giving this one away!
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Apr
07
Now that we are women to one degree or another, I suppose that we must join the line of Oprah sycophants.
To help out in this womanly pursuit, herewith are Oprah’s makeup O-wards, “Flawless Skin” category:
Concealer:
Neutrogena SkinClearing Blemish Concealer ($10; drugstores) CoverGirl & Olay Simply Ageless Concealer ($11; drugstores), both of which have salicylic acid, which fights pimples and is a chemical exfoliant. The Covergirl product contains Olay’s Regenerist serum which softens lines and masks dark circles.
Bronzer: Elizabeth Arden Pure Finish Mineral Bronzing Powder ($35;Macys.com) They were particularly enamored with the color: golden, not muddy, without a speck of glitter.
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Apr
04
Scientists seem to have found differences in what they call “white matter” patterns between men and women, and in a soon-to-be-published study, have shown that transsexuals patterns don’t match their physical gender.
The point of the study seems to be to find the proper candidates for delaying the onset of puberty until the patient can better cope with a sex change operation.
For more details, you can find the complete story at http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20032-transsexual-differences-caught-on-brain-scan.html?DCMP=OTC-rss&nsref=online-news
Apr
02
As an emerging t-girl, I go through ups and downs… sometimes wondering whether I have gone way too far down the wrong road.
The trouble is finding a pure perspective from which to analyze my true feelings and desires.
She’s Always There
For one thing, every day when I get up, I am greeted in the mirror with a hairless body and face, and long curly locks flowing from my head…
…and I have to ask myself whether I am no longer giving my male self a fair chance to predominate.
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30
Last week’s post was about Billy Elliot, the musical. I must have just been defrosted after years in cold storage, since I had no idea about the movie.
For those of you equally clueless, here’s a great clip, sure to be near and dear to any crossdresser’s heart:
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Crossdressing Scene
Mar
24
We CDs are often preoccupied with the boobs we don’t have, and I think that’s a shame.
I, for one, have dropped the whole thing for the most part. I have noticed that many supermodels have precious little in the breast department, and clothes fit best on them.
My own GF, who is well-endowed to say the least, is jealous of how clothes hang on me.
So, don’t fret.
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Mar
21
NOW Magazine, an independent weekly entertainment paper in Toronto, recently ran a rave review of the above-titled show. It gushed:
BILLY ELLIOT IS ONE OF THE BEST NEW MUSICALS OF THE MILLENNIUM
The review begins:
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15
Many male-to-female crossdressers assert that their crossdressing is the highest form of love of women. But is it possible that instead it may just be a form of chauvinism or closed-minded thinking?
Mea Culpa
I am not sitting in judgment of others so much as contemplating my own existence here.
Maybe I overthink these things, but it occurs to me that part of the attraction to being female might be related to somewhat rigidly defined ideas of what is feminine behavior and what is masculine.
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Mar
09
One way to feminize your face is to give the illusion of high cheekbones – a surprisingly easy thing to do.
The trick here, like with many other techniques, is about creating the illusion of shadows where you want valleys and highlights where you want peaks.
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