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| Wearing Zimmermann |
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| Episcopal School of Dallas, Texas, 2004 |
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| Jake Warden (right) gave his Mom (left) a drag queen makeover for Mother’s Day. You can view the process on YouTube and thank you, Transcendia, for the story. |
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| Wearing Zimmermann |
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| Episcopal School of Dallas, Texas, 2004 |
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| Jake Warden (right) gave his Mom (left) a drag queen makeover for Mother’s Day. You can view the process on YouTube and thank you, Transcendia, for the story. |
If dressing makes you keep your weight down it is good for you
ReplyDeleteBeing able to get into outfits your wife or girlfriend can't may be an exception
Lucy
I feel the same way I feel like a woman all the time sometimes I'm depressed
DeleteI assume your cartoon subject read "Color Me Beautiful"....
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Today's "Not a Civilian", Steven, is an example of Stana's Blog about "Trucker's Tan". I follow Stana's regimen of using "tan in a tube", Jergens Glow, to avoid trucker's tan. I also have very sensitive skin and it's better for me to cover up, so I were long sleeve shirts, even in the summer, on a regular basis.
ReplyDeleteIn looking through one of the huge Pinterest pages about womanless pageants I found lots of gorgeous "civilians' who lose their otherwise great illusion with those obvious tan lines. On the other hand, maybe it's a big clue to our "non-civilians" when the girls show no sign of those tan lines.
Laugh of the day: "very comfortable in my masculinity..."
ReplyDeleteWhenever I am actively crossdressing, one of the benefits is how much better I look after myself.
ReplyDeleteMy meals are healthier, and with smaller portions. I don't snack as much during the day. I pay more attention to my hair and skin. My face is always clean shaven, and my eyebrows no longer dominate the top of my eyes.
Everyday I feel a female I am proud of her I am happy to right now I'm in the wrong body right now I squat like a woman now I feel like a woman ðŸ‘
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