My new blog for En Femme has been posted! I hope you like it! Love, Hannah The Learning Center: Building a Better Wardrobe New in the Learning Center is Hannah McKnight's latest article on Building a Better Wardrobe - Part 1. Hannah knows a thing or two about clothing and what she looks for to … Continue reading New En Femme Blog!
I am TERRIFIED of 'the glimpse'. I am ENTHRALLED by 'the flash'. I don't want anyone to see the glimpse of my panties or the strap of my camisole when I am in boy mode. I usually don't think of it like this, but I suppose I plan my boy clothes much more carefully than … Continue reading The Glimpse
If you've poked around your social media today you may have seen a lot of businesses have changed their logo to incorporate the Pride flag. Like clockwork, many companies will do this to mark the start of Pride month. I mean, that's great and all. I think our community should absolutely be celebrated and supported. … Continue reading It’s Pride Month In Case You Hadn’t Noticed
The world is obsessed with classification and labels. We see it in terms of political party affiliation, sexual identities, gender identities, and pretty much anything else. These labels are sometimes vaguely defined and this can be true when it comes to labels about different generations such as baby boomers, generation X, and millennials. I work … Continue reading Generations
This is going to sound very silly but for a long time I didn't really think about where clothes came from. I mean, they came from a store and I knew that someone sewed them using fabric but as for the PERSON who designed them? Never gave it another thought. Until the movie 'Clueless' came … Continue reading “A Dress!”
I have been a very vocal and enthusiastic fan of the products that The Breast Form Store sells. Obviously they sell breast forms and I don't feel dressed without my thigh pads, but they also sell beautiful lingerie, cute wigs, and to-die-for heels. I am thrilled to be a featured TBFS girl! You can read … Continue reading I’m a TBFS Girl!
The first MN T-Girls event was held in November 2013. I think. I don't know, I am not a historian. Since then I have evolved in terms of my presentation, confidence, and identity. I went from nervously going out into the real world and only visiting LGBTQIA+ coffee shops to strutting downtown and through the … Continue reading Graduation Day
There's is nothing wrong with most fetishes or kinks provided that they don't hurt someone else (emotionally or physically) and if they require participation of someone else they have that person's consent. If I shut off certain parts of my brain, I can understand the appeal of most kinks and fetishes. They may not be … Continue reading Kinkiness and Crossdressing
The key to life is maintaining balance and to keep moving forward. We don't have to constantly strut towards something, however. It's essential to take a break and pause and rest when we need to. God knows I need to listen to myself. As we continue our journey we aren't always aware of where we, … Continue reading Stuck in Limbo
Someone commented not toooo long ago in reference to the term 'journey' to describe the process we experience when it comes to gender identity as something that is sometimes misunderstood. In her words we are not "off to see the wizard" on a magical adventure. Our journeys are sometimes lonely, frustrating, stressful, and confusing. And … Continue reading The Yellow Brick Road
