The key to life (and walking in five inch stilettos) is maintaining balance. I am only adding this photo to break up all the text in this post This is easier said than done and really only comes from trying and failing and learning from the experience. I turned fifty last week and one thing … Continue reading Balance and Battles
Last Saturday was a roller coaster of emotions and experiences AND the roller coaster was in a tornado AND the roller coaster was on FIRE. So, let's dive in, shall we? I had been looking forward to Saturday for a variety of reasons. It was a stressful week at work and I was excited to … Continue reading Roller Coasters and Reflections
I’m Candy, a closet sissy. I’m 67 years old and have been a sissy since my teen. I’m married with 2 grown kids and grandchildren. My concern is that my desire to be exposed has never been as stong as it is now. I find myself dressing and walking in public and I can’t pass … Continue reading Ask Hannah!
I want to start crossdressing but I’m a little scared of getting caught. I want to do it discreetly but my major problem is that I’m living with my parents and I don’t want them to find out. I also don’t have a car so it's not possible to be able to shop on my … Continue reading Ask Hannah!
Hi Hannah, love your website and all the great insight. As crossdressing is a very private part of me that I share with my fiancé, we wonder how to keep it from becoming a lot of difficult questions for our children in the event something happens to us. My fiancé and I spend a lot … Continue reading Ask Hannah!
Hi! Last week I attended a production at the Children's Theatre. It was more or less buried in my post but I wrote that I attended the show with my sister. I have two sisters, and I saw a show with one a few months ago, but this show was with my other. Like the … Continue reading Sister Act, Part Two
I wondered if you had any good advice on coming out to my nearest family members and old friends? The A word is scary, lol. I hesitiate to give advice BUT I am happy to share my perspective, my experiences, and what I feel is worth considering when you have The Talk. Once the dust … Continue reading Ask Hannah!
I think when it comes to "en femme firsts" we anticipate something HUGE. For example, when I went out into the real world for the first time during the day, I expected people staring at me, pointing at me, perhaps even verbally berating me. But it was so... normal. People were lovely or indifferent. There … Continue reading We Could Be Sisters, Just For One Day
I usually don't repost what I put on Twitter but I thought we could all relate to this. When I was little I watched my mom apply her lipstick. I wanted some too. She told me boys don’t wear makeup. Her views on gender have evolved since then and I always think of her when … Continue reading Mom’s Lipstick
I am a BAD t-girl. And I don't mean I am a naughty minx who is looking for sexy trouble. I mean days that are meant to celebrate our contributions as a community usually sneak up on me. Yesterday was the Transgender Day of Visibility and I didn't realize it until the night before. I … Continue reading A Sometimes Sister
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