I will never get tired of passing, but I think we need a break from posting your passing success stories, so my Woden's day post will be something a little different. (Your passing success stories will appear again tomorrow.)
Autogynephilia is Not the Fear of Cars Dept.
My long-time transfriend Diana of Diana’s Little Corner in the Nutmeg State fame, posted a post about how Kourtney Kardashian debunked the transphobic autogynephilia theory.
To tell you the truth, whenever I read articles about autogynephilia in the past, I usually abandoned them because they bored me or they gave me a headache from trying to decipher the theory. However, Diana's post about Kardashian's debunking of the theory was an easy read and explained it all in a nutshell. I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on television (I'd rather play a nurse), but the post made sense to me and I recommend reading it if you want to get a handle on autogynephilia.
My long-time blogging buddy Peter Lappin of Male Pattern Boldness fame, wrote an article for Threads Magazine describing in detail how to repurpose a man’s suit as a woman’s suit.
Peter knows his way around a sewing machine, so transitioning a man’s suit into a woman’s suit is not for the faint of heart, but it does offer an option for your now expendable male wardrobe. Instead of taking it to Goodwill or selling it on eBay, you might consider feminizing it.
How I Got Into Woman’s Panties Dept.
I recently switched from men’s briefs to women’s panties and I am never switching back.
My spouse is not computer savvy, so if she needs something online, she asks me to order it for her. Recently, she asked me to order her panties from Amazon.
The panties arrived, she did not like them and asked me to return them. I liked the way they looked, tried them on and they fit, so instead of returning them, I replaced my well-worn men’s briefs with the new panties and have been wearing them ever since.
Now I just have to pick out a bra to order for her that she won't like!
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| Wearing Rue La La |
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| Rajkummar Rao femulating in the 2020 Indian film Ludo. |
Fear of cars that’s funny.
ReplyDeleteGosh if you want to create tension at a Transgender conference just start a discussion about Auto gynephilia.
The article makes a great point, women like to feel sexy and feminine.
For example, I remember a pantyhose commercial way back when they had such commercials.
The chorus was We make you feel more female, We make you feel more female, We make you feel more female,….
Woman desire to be desired.
Transgender women are the same we want to be desired as females.
The puzzle we have, is this, we have male bodies, a sex drive that is cis female but driven by testosterone, also socialization as a male.
The pantyhose commercial I remember was JOE NAMATH wearing pantyhose!
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