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Crossdressing Tips How To Lace Up A Corset
Corsets are a favorite of some crossdressers, for some its fashion, for others its function. Here are some tips on how to lace your corset.
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Video: Bikini Hair Removal Tips for Crossdresser
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Crossdresser Transgender Events Diva Social Party Partners Cafe New Haven CT Monthly Parties
So recently I had the pleasure of hanging out with my fellow sister and member of the “Cool Hair” Club Heather Leigh, who throws a Monthly Party for the TG/CD Community up in New Haven Ct called Diva Social. I sat down with Heather to get all the information on the event. If you are anywhere up in the North East, this is a monthly party you should definitely make plans to attend. Here is all the info…
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Top 5 Eyeliner Looks Tutorial Makeup Monday (For Crossdressers / Transgender Women)
Here are some tips & Tricks To Help You Out With Eyeliner. For The Basics Of How To Apply Eyeliner In Pencil Or Liquid CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE Semi Mask…
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Makeup Matters (For Crossdressers and MTF Transgender Women)
"Why Makeup Matters to Transgender People — and How the Internet Is Helping" is a very interesting article written by Rachel Lubitz, which was just posted on Style.Mic. “The relationship…
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Fiction with Nice Angel
The first thing people realized about the TG virus: it wasn’t sexually transmitted.
Which, okay, was weird, but it did explain Patricio. He wasn‘t a virgin, but he was n
player either. He only slept with women he cared about, and since Jenny had just
broken his heart, he was alone. After a night binging on pizza and his ex’s favorite
vin rose, he woke up feeling sick. All his body hair had fallen out and lay in a pile
around him.
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Hi, I Am Emily, I’m a Transwoman and I’m Pretty Cool!
I have always been devoted to my family, always took pride in my work and approached all my assignments with eagerness, dedication and enthusiasm. I was always professional, responsible, loyal and very dedicated in all my pursuits including college and committed in handling and managing the financial needs that come with home ownership. I am now unable to work as I have struggled with depression and my gender identity since early childhood and had a recent breakdown and a painful realization of needing to transition.