LovelyLisa

I lost my girlish figure about a year and a half ago. I am hoping to slowly bring it back. But with the winter coming, it will be hard!

Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

--Lisa

Emma,

I'm a really big people watcher. And when I see women who dress a certain way, professionally it reminds me that I want and need to be them. Socially as well.

I worry about regrets a little. But for me this isn't a race. I've been dealing with this so long, I want to make sure it is addressed and addressed properly on my terms and no one elses. Which means if I transition, I will start HRT but be in stealth until I line everything up. I don't want to crash and burn or haphazardly go about it.

If you want to talk, please message me. I am also on Facebook.

--Lisa

I live in Virginia, so I have to use either the shared bathrooms or the men's room. Needless to say, I don't hold it and get interesting looks from the guys.

So, the guys that I know would care less if there was someone that they thought was a woman in their bathroom. But a guy in women's clothing in the men's room using the urinal is a totally different story. I get looks, which is putting it mildly. No one has said anything (or done anything yet). They must think I have something to "back it up".

The funny thing is, in northern virginia it is very multicultural. So, usually when I am in the mens room, the guy is hispanic, indian, chinese. And the look I get is pure bewilderment and then anger. But what the hell am I supposed to do. Pee out front? Everyone acts like I'm the @sshole, when all I am doing is wearing a dress, trying to live my life. Anyways, I have many bathroom shots as momentos!