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Androgynous Clothing Help

Started by Brooke777, June 13, 2012, 02:56:04 PM

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Brooke777

Quote from: michelle on June 17, 2012, 06:16:55 PM
I have found that dressing feminine and going shopping in stores with other females have helped me become very comfortable with it and the clerks will get comfortable seeing you.   One time I moved to go into the men's fitting rooms and was directed to the woman's.   I ride the city bus and dress like you see in my pictures in a large southeastern Baptist community in northeastern Florida and I have not meant with the disapproval I have been expecting.   Dirty old men have even flirted with me.   It's gotten so I feel very uncomfortable shopping in the men's section.

If I had some girlfriends to go out with I would. Unfortunately, my only girlfriend that is local is an older biker chick. She does not have the same style I like.  I did get a chance to go shopping this weekend in an area that is so accepting of the LGBT community there are pride flags on the street. I did not find an androgynous clothes, but I did get to try on some skirts, and shirts. It was so fun, and I found an outfit that works for my body type.
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Brooke777

I got a new outfit today. I am going for an andro look. If you would, please let me know if it works or not. Please, keep in mind this is my first attempt. I have kept my face out of the pictures.  Thank you.

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Brooke777

WOW! I totally forgot I even started this thread!
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michelle

I have found that consistently dressing effeminately has been my best way to be accepted in public.   If that's the only way people see me then it will be what other's expect to see.  Over all the years I tried to fit in as a male, I never felt in my mind that I was accepted as one, and others questioned my personal appearance.   Dressing consistently effeminately has helped me accept my femininity and be more open expressing it.   My feelings of femininity are deeper than I even imagined, and every day I become more and more aware of it and feel happier and happier because of it.   No matter what you do, there is always a critic, who you will never satisfy.   Many critics are so unhappy with their own lives, they have nothing better to do than critisize others.   

Besides when you become a senior citizen, unless you are well off financially, you become more and more marginalized and invisible.   I find that most people care even less than I do.    If I have not found acceptance, I have found tons of people who are publicly apathetic about how I dress.    Many be they have private feelings, which they keep to themselves, or maybe they really don't see me.

Just be safe as you can be.   No matter who you are, no one can just walk unprotected into every corner of the universe.   And there are just somethings that we just can't be protected against.
Be true to yourself.  The future will reveal itself in its own due time.    Find the calm at the heart of the storm.    I own my womanhood.

I am a 69-year-old transsexual school teacher grandma & lady.   Ethnically I am half Irish  and half Scandinavian.   I can be a real bitch or quite loving and caring.  I have never taken any hormones or had surgery, I am out 24/7/365.
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