When I saw this image on Pinterest, I thought that there was a lot of truth to it.
When I am not presenting as a woman and I see another woman who has her act together, I admire her, but I am jealous, too --- jealous that I am not dressed like she is.
High heels always does it for me. In my opinion, if a woman is wearing heels, it is likely that her overall appearance is pulled together.
So whenever I hear the clicking sound of high heels, I look to see where the sound is coming from and I am usually rewarded with the vision of a well-dressed woman. Then I become envious and wish I was in her shoes literally.
I also get crabby when I am in boy mode, but when I present as a woman, I am relaxed, comfortable and generally happy.
So I will admit it: I am a girl!
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| Cyrsti is a 70+ year old retired transgender veteran living with her partner of ten years in the southwestern Ohio. For the past seven years or so, she has authored Cyrsti's Transgender Condo Blog, which is updated nearly daily with trans opinion, news and personal insight. Cyrsti’s favorite photo comes from one of her favorite evenings, an anniversary Creole dinner with her partner Liz, who was so instrumental in helping her to come out and live full time as a transgender woman. |