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Out but not out, the decision to come out in public- visual identity

Started by Satinjoy, September 09, 2014, 03:24:02 PM

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Satinjoy

Morpheus: This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the red pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the little blue pills - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes

Sh'e took the little blue ones.
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Allyda

With me what you see is what you get. Yes I'm a bit on the girly side and mostly dress and present accordingly. However I do have my days when "Bad Ally" comes out and I don my stilettos and a provocative outfit. But for most of the time I'm what you see in my Avatar. Just with a lil makeup, lol!

Ally :icon_flower:


Edit: I wish to note here I've been full time for 5+ years now.
Allyda
Full Time August 2009
HRT Dec 27 2013
VFS [ ? ]
FFS [ ? ]
SRS Spring 2015



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helen2010

Tricky one this.  I am not sure what folk would expect to see or to identify as someone presenting as a MTNB.  They may expect to see clear mixed gender cues eg GQ; perhaps a fashionable, gender blending style icon;  perhaps an andro presentation; perhaps greater subtlety ...

In my case - closer to the latter best captures my identity.  However, to me it is my emotional and spiritual presentation which is of more import, and it is this with which I try to communicate just who I am.  It seems fairly clear that I am no longer the alpha male that I spent much of my life attempting to be.  Provided that I don't appear to be reprising this cliche then I think that my visual identity is on message.  I just want to be authentic, present and empathetic - provided my visual identity seems congruent with this, then all good.

Safe travels

Aisla
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