Starting out - Page 9

Skirted-UK · 3rd June 2005, 00:56

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Originally Posted by silver

Boo hoo :(

My shopping trip turned out to be a browsing trip. High heels look so pretty on glass shelves, next to other high heels, or on lovely ladies legs as they stroll around the suburban store. Alliteration!

I am very keen to hear anyone else tell their cross dressing story. Tell me about how you started out and give me more tips.

Silver

My interest in women clothes started when I was 13 and noticed the school secretary's straight black skirt and high heels. I became fascinated with straight skirts and high heels, a couple of years later I managed to try on a skirt and heels and became hooked.
I tried to stop wearing skirts in my teens, but I used to get very tense and after about a week I would crack and end up walking for miles in the woods in one of my black skirts at night. In the end I excepted that I wore skirts when I went into M&S to buy some new trousers and saw this great straight black skirt and bought it instead.

stilettolover · 3rd June 2005, 02:09

dood... i have 3 denim skirts, all with really nice complimenting footwear to go with them, i have to be honest with you, i love the look and the feel of these ensembles! you won't be sorry for tryingthem!

Krapsparov · 2nd December 2006, 00:27

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Originally Posted by silver

Let me explain even more.

I've planed what I want to buy, as in makeup, clothes and so on, but what are the things that anyone dressing up should buy first? I guess any random thoughts would be appreciated.

Silver

Have you a gg friend you can go shopping with, someone you can trust?
We have no idea what suits you and you need the advice of someone who is a true friend.
Don't surround yourself with sycophants who tell you what you want to hear; you want a girl who is going to say, ”nah, you look like a tramp in that”
It all depends if your that concerned about passing or not!!
Too much emphasis is played upon passing and not enough played upon the tools you have.
TG’s/TS’s have 2 routes to follow. Go stealth or be yourself.
Each to their own

Jon

dr1819 · 2nd December 2006, 19:04

I agree with both Krapsparov and Micha - gone are the days when in order to wear any item of feminine clothing you HAVE to pass as a member of the opposite sex. If you don't believe me, spend some time in a modern city, preferrably at more happening nightclubs, where you'll see men wearing heels, skirts, whatever. It might be onesies and twosies, but it's out there. No one cares, and many male members of this board wear skirts, heels, or both, as males, on a regular basis.

Obviously, if you're really interested in appearing as the opposite sex, go float your boat and do so.

We have more choices open to us today than we've ever had!