cowdrake

                 Crossdressing continues to be a part of my life. It is apart of my life that I have embraced and shared with others. Sadly, I have not shared it with all my family or even all my friends. Those who know me know I choose this not out of fear or embarrassment, I do so out of respect. In my dealings with people will share my love of dressing with others and note an almost instant shift in the person bearing form comfortable to uncomfortable. In two cases the news was so unwelcome that the person completely put the information out of their mind. They were respectful enough to not be demeaning or rude when I told them, so, respec

It was a bold choice; at least for me, to post a series of  Photos with no wig or topper, clip ins, or extensions  only my Natural hair. I have mixed feelings about those pictures ranging from proud that my hair is even close to long enough to make the attempt to embarrassment at what I deem obvious Masculine traits. This brings up a long standing debate for me as A "Crossdresser". Is it always necessary to go all out?  Full make up rather then just Mascara lip stick and a bit of eye liner. dressed with filled bra, rather then just wearing the dress flat chested..... I honestly think most of them still look great on me without the bust being

This photo was taken by a watertown newspaper at a Laverne Cox speech. This is the picture that convinced me to change from the blonde wig to something more subdued and natural. Eventually I will take photos with all the past dresses  wearing the new wig.