I live for Woman’s Days – those days when I can experience the world in my preferred gender. The rest of the time, those non-Woman’s Days, I reflect on my most recent Woman’s Days and anticipate my next Woman’s Days.
Which is kind of sad... wasting those days in between living as a MINO (man in name only) when I’d rather be living full-time as a woman.
C'est la vie.
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| Wearing Chicwish |
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| Femulator Vic (or Vi), circa 1944 |
Stana, Stop living as a MINO and start living as the woman you are.
ReplyDeleteEver since my transition I have found people will praise me for being brave, I don't think I was brave, I merely gave in to the inevitable. In the months before I went full time fem each time I changed back into "Him" it was like a bereavement, doing what I did was not brave, to hang on in that double life, never quite fulfilling either for the sake of others, now that is brave!
ReplyDelete"Are you letting your dream life get away?" What does that article tell you to do about your dilemma?
ReplyDeleteA truly stunning graphic parody of a mainstream magazine cover...
ReplyDeleteYou know, this is what happens when one reads MAD MAGAZINE in ones youth...
Velma
My subscription to Life expired, but I still have a subscription to Mad.
DeleteIf only your magazine was available on newsstands and in supermarkets.
ReplyDeletePenny from Edinburgh.
Yes but all new content to MAD has ended.....
ReplyDeleteFrom the Hollywood Reporter:
Mad Magazine, the irreverent and highly influential satirical magazine that gave the world Alfred E. Neuman, will effectively cease publication some time later this year after 67 years, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. ... DC, however, will continue to publish Mad books and special collections.Jul 3, 2019
Stana
ReplyDeleteI love your Cover!
Gurl!
MINO (man in name only) I like that!
ReplyDeleteWhen I introduce myself, I say "Hello, I'm Brian...and sometimes Rachel."
ReplyDeleteI find that femulating Rachel on a daily basis is less important to me than simply being able to be open and honest about who I really am.