I agree that was a wonderful story.
Quote from: Alice on October 08, 2006, 06:02:07 AM
I took a good look arrounf and noticed a lot of nice dresses that I amd usualy envious of but I relise Yay I am also in a dress. 
I can really relate to that.  The same thing happened to me on Saturday night and I was wearing a dress.  I noted how I didn't feel a bit of dysphoria about it, whereas it would have been crippling less than a year ago.  I even mentioned that to the others at the fest.
Quote from: Alice on October 08, 2006, 06:02:07 AM
We where on the dance floor for some time and I enjoyed when a girl (GG) came and danced close to me. She had a nice blue/green dress in that I realy liked. I had those feelings that it would be nice to be a GG so I could wear them and feel feminine all the time.  
To be honest, it's not really feeling feminine, but more "free" because you get you be who you are and I can assure you it is a wonderful feeling. 

Quote from: Alice on October 08, 2006, 06:02:07 AM
I went to the ladies at the club but there was a queue so I left - guess I was not that desparate. 
I remember when I had to go to the bathroom and there was a queue for the first time.  I was scared as well and ended up coming back later.  The queue was short, but I resolved to use the restroom anyway and had no problems.  Now I have no problems about standing the queues even though I'm probably taller than about 90% of women.  Anyway, it's one of those things where once you start doing it, it doesn't seem so scary.
I really am glad you had so much fun.  You really should get out and start doing stuff in a dress (or skirt) more often.  Now you just need to tell us about the BBQ. 

Melissa