Still afraid of the public

[Just Shelly]

Lol no way.  Say what you think imo.  Sometimes you'll be right, sometimes not, but oh well . I also lucked out in the AA dept.  one less surgery needed

Yes I lucked out as well!! but still love to wear scarves....about the only reason I don't sometimes is because they make my neck appear bigger....I like my small neck!

Not all the time but sometimes...or regular of often or what, but they do talk about that amongst eachother.....especially when they're  late teenagers/early 20's.
Didn't that occur to you? Didn't it?

Some truth to this! and probably more so with the younger girls. I have had a few women talk to me about the normal PMS crap or an abnormal heavy flow...but its not everyday talk. What does come up often is how men treat us like crap at times!! or the huge differences of how men perceive things. When I started working as my true gender I had so many women say "it's a man thing"...I never used the saying myself...thought I had not earned the right to say it. I now know exactly what it means to say this and have said it a few times...

[Ltl89]

I don't know.  I love scarves and one of my cis sisters wears them all the time.  It doesn't seem like anything that would out someone unless it was attached to your neck, lol.

[ath]

I don't know.  I love scarves and one of my cis sisters wears them all the time.  It doesn't seem like anything that would out someone unless it was attached to your neck, lol.

The main thing I can think of that might raise a red flag to some people would be wearing a scarf or turtleneck in weather that is too hot for most people to be doing that.

Up here in Alaska, wearing cold weather clothing in summer just makes you look like a tourist, haha. So maybe it wouldn't draw any red flags up here, other than the tourist one.

[barbie]

Barbie, I'm so sorry that happened to you .I'm Irish catholic and that's totally unacceptable

No. No.

In my country, the most socially-esteemed religion is Catholic. Here they are open-minded, acknowledge other religions such as Buddhism, and very active in popular movements.

When I was in Maryland, one woman invited us to their home. She was the parents of my son's class mate. She said their family are Irish descendants, and her dad was a Korean-war veteran. She showed us some old photos and a Korean-traditional dress her dad gave as a gift. Irish folk songs have been very popular here in Korea, because historically Koreans also have suffered from many tragedies.

Most people are fine, but there are a few extremists and bigots in any place.

barbie~~