acceptance in female space

[Ell]

Way to go, ellie!! That's just great.

Hugs,

Nichole

Thank you, Sage. 

Posted on: May 06, 2008, 11:23:44 PM

Awesome Ellie, congrats I bet it made you smile

Amanda

Thank you, Amanda. Yeah, and it gave me lots of hope.

[Wing Walker]

Good on ya, Ellie!

I've never had any questions or problems with using the fitting rooms in any store at any time.  Since I began to be me in 2002 I always try before I buy any clothing, always in the women's dressing rooms.  K-Mart, WalMart, Sears, Penney's, Macy's, all stores treat me with the respect due a customer.  I have purchased brassieres from Sears and I had myself measured before I tried anything on.

Point:  all customers are to be treated with respect.  The occasional bad day is OK, I understand that, but I don't take any guff when the money is in my pocketbook.

Keep on enjoying, Ell.

Wing Walker

[Ell]

Well I certainly am not going to a night without saying congrats to our smiling Sweets Ell

Cindy

thank you baby Cindy!

Posted on: May 08, 2008, 11:00:21 PM

well, congrats from the Warrior Princess, Ell.  and Alyssa, she probably figured you were Mother's day shopping for yourself, i've been many places, where guys and salesclerks whole doors and address me porperly and send me to the correct changing rooms while dressed completely masculine. for those of you concerned about big box stores, i do work at a walmart here in ohio and they are willing to help anybody with anything pretty much. they have been really kind with me about my trans status. i speak for all of them at least in my store that we're not here to judge people. so every walmart's not so bad. none of them are suppose to be because we have a respect the individual for who they are policy. i do admit that a few of the associates are quite disrespectful of women period no matter what though, but that's that inferiority complex we're starting to talk about.....


Warrior Princess,
Mickie

Thank you, Warrior Princess, Mickie