Crossdresser facebook

So, crossdresser facebook, a funny thing happened a while ago… When I posted this entry back in April, one of those photos struck me as one of my favourite pics of myself. It was this one:. But while I was crossdresser facebook in front of my laptop updating this blog I began to feel a lot of different things. I had a sudden, somewhat dangerous, urge to just post it on facebook, and let the consequences be damned.

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Crossdresser facebook

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It was this one:. You had it good.

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I love this dress. It is really soft, lose and clingy. I think these new shoes are pretty hot too. This is a number 10 dress I created for my seminar. I absolutely love this dress. Peek thru the keyhole or stick something in any hole, they see. I told you , it was sexy. My shoes have ties and that's bondage, I can't run, but hobble, or fall down

Crossdresser facebook

Following on from our first Facebook Article last month that explained the wonderful ways that Facebook can affect your crossdressing life, here Dawn explains how easy it is to set up your very own Facebook page. Facebook is the most popular social networking of all time. The popularity of Facebook is increasing so much that soon it will reach 1 billion members. What are the advantages to crossdressers of using Facebook:. Opening a Facebook account is fun and easy. Well easy first. Even if you never leave your house you can still meet new people that share similar interests with you, and you can talk to them via phone or cam if you decide to.

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Pingback: On being out. See what happens. Pingback: Christmas Party - En Francais! Still though, ever since I so publicly revealed all of this, when I add pics on here, I end up adding a couple to my facebook folder of pics of me dressed up. I posted a picture of me crossdressing and half of my family cousins and aunts mostly unfriended me immediately. This is what I do, and, as it turns out, no one really gives a shit but in that good, non-judgemental, way. I discovered your website today — your articles are almost exactly the sort of help and encouragement I had been looking for, as a closeted [though hopefully not for much longer] crossdresser, and they have helped to strengthem my resolve to be more open about it. Another post from the series Being Out. I had a sudden, somewhat dangerous, urge to just post it on facebook, and let the consequences be damned. It was this one:. I posted a picture of me crossdressing and half of my family cousins and aunts mostly unfriended me immediately. To just be ourselves. Another post from the series Being Out. Upload the picture. Not live in fear, not live feeling ashamed of something which causes no one any harm.

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Ultimately I felt the need to delete my Facebook over it. Pingback: On being out. Pingback: Being out, and dressing, at work. As a side note, the names thing is an amazing coincidence. You had it good. This is what I do, and, as it turns out, no one really gives a shit but in that good, non-judgemental, way. It was this one:. You had it good. To just be ourselves. So, a funny thing happened a while ago… When I posted this entry back in April, one of those photos struck me as one of my favourite pics of myself.