I work hard to stay in shape. It gets harder as I get older and it's not always easy to work out early in the mornings or pass up dessert, but these simple(?) things are really how I stay a size 12. I mean, it SOUNDS simple but it's so easy to tell myself that I'll … Continue reading Shattering the Hourglass Figure
Hi! I try to post something at least every other day. When I let a day go by without updating this site I start to think about what to write about. A lot of times I wonder if I have run out of things to say. I mean, I can only ramble about labels and … Continue reading Speechless
Have you ever felt like something was both inevitable and not going to happen in a million years? Have you ever done something that felt the complete opposite than you expected? That was this past Saturday in a nutshell. A few weeks ago The Breast Form Store sent over a few items for me to … Continue reading Inevitable
I have been a Transvestite all my life and dress as a woman on a regular basis with full make up breast forms and an ever expanding wardrobe. I have now reached the stage where I am more content dressed as a woman and it feels more natural for me to be this way. I … Continue reading Ask Hannah!
The life of a crossdresser is all about going out of our comfort zone in an attempt to be happy. Let's face it, for many of us "girl clothes" make us happy. We (and yes, I know I am generalizing and not speaking for all non-cis people) love panties, heels, skirts, dresses, nail polish, eyeliner...The … Continue reading Strutting out of a Comfort Zone
Hi Hannah, First of all let me say that I love you and all your advice, it’s been very helpful to my wife & I. I recently went out en femme for the first time & with my wife, she was a little freaked out & worried someone we know might see us, but she … Continue reading Ask Hannah!
As hard as it may be to believe, I have a very difficult time talking about myself. I am often embarrassed? Self conscience? about myself. I am uncomfortable with praise and I struggle to receive compliments. This could be anything from my boss telling me I did a good job with something or Hannah receiving an … Continue reading Different Sides of the Same Coin
Years ago I knew someone who had absolutely zero interest in anything. It's not like they were lazy or weren't ambitious or anything, they were a fine person. Kind, friendly, just really a decent person all around. As I got to know them I would ask about their interests and hobbies. They didn't have any. They … Continue reading What a Friend We Have in Crossdressing
I hate the word "journey" when it comes to this part of our lives. It sounds so trite, so cliched, so... simple. I suspect I also hate it because it's probably the most accurate term for all of (gestures vaguely) this. How did I get to where I am? How on earth did I find the confidence … Continue reading Connecting the Dots
Hi! 2020 was a loooong year and I was really looking forward to flipping the calendar to 2021. I know changing the calendar was really only a psychological thing, though. However, it was still a little bit of a relief to be out of a really stressful year. There are more things to be positive … Continue reading Hurricane Eye
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