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Knowing What You Want To Do

August 9, 2010

Forgive me today as this post is going slightly off topic, trending more toward my personal life. In the last few days, I have had been presented with the opportunity to step back and really think about what I want to do with my life professionally. At one time I thought I had it all [...]

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Help! My Son is a Crossdresser!

July 29, 2010

Have you recently discovered that your son is a cross-dresser? Perhaps he told you or you found evidence that would suggest this such as an article of clothing neatly folded in his bureau. Never fear, Jessica De Leon is here to help, so if you are feeling that you are drowning in a sea of [...]

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A Silver Bullet for Crossdressing Acceptance?

July 19, 2010

Gaining the acceptance of our loved ones is one of the biggest issues that we in the T community face, mainly because those around us know us the best and hold us to their own standards. If we’re fortunate, we find solace and comfort in knowing that our significant others tolerate our behavior. Is there [...]

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Cross-Dresser Moving Away Day

June 28, 2010

My wife and I (and our dogs) recently moved into a new place and as protocol required, we were forced to pack up our entire lives into a big truck and enlist the help of a few friends for the heavy lifting. Of course that included boxing up Jessica’s belongings – wigs, shoes, makeup, clothes [...]

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Coming Out to a Room Full of Strangers

June 14, 2010

If you’re a card-carrying member of the LGBT community, most likely at one point or another have had to “come out” and share your real self with someone. A part of you that had remained secret for many years, mainly due to society frowning upon your gender or sexual identity. It is indeed one of [...]

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Transgender Pressure to Look Nice?

May 17, 2010

I went on vacation this weekend and while moving through the various airport checkpoints, something stood out to me — most of the women were dressed extremely casually. One would probably even say that they were bummy: sweatpants, baggy t-shirts, flip-flops, basketball shorts, etc. I can totally understand, the airport can be a stressful place [...]

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Do Cross-Dressers Have Multiple Personalities?

May 3, 2010

My wife and I have just recently gotten into the series, “United States of Tara”, starring Toni Collette as a wife and mother who suffers from Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), more commonly known as Split Personality. In the show, she has her own personality but frequently transitions to her other personalities, known as alters — [...]

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