I started this article on Monday, the day after returning from the 14th annual Keystone Conference in Harrisburg, PA. It was my second time attending. Yes, I’m exhausted and my feet still hurt, but I felt the need to put some thoughts on paper while the glow from being surrounded by hundreds of trans ladies for five days was still fresh. I want to do is to thank TransCentralPA… Source ..read more

Living in Iowa (I assume the same could be said of other areas) there is an old saying, “Don’t like the weather, wait ten minutes.” I played my first round of golf this year on February 7th. For perspective, last year it was March 30th. It was 87 yesterday and won’t crack 50 this coming Saturday for the first tournament of the year. What does golf and the weather have to do with being a… Source ..read more

I am not exactly sure how to start this article. Yes, I went to Keystone and yes, it is as amazing as everyone says. But less talked about are the days after. When we snap back to “reality”. For me this meant returning to my kids and wife only a few hours away. That Sunday evening I was greeted with hugs, kisses, and I miss you’s. My wife is at a level of support and acceptance that I am… Source ..read more

It was a women’s week full of new emotions, in which I had one of the best moments of my life. It will be a memory that will remain engraved as a tattoo in my soul. My first chance to share in the flesh with people like me, as I told to an awesome woman I met at the bar. I would write about her and her nice husband later. I met wonderful people, both from CDH and TGH, who I had only interacted… Source ..read more

My journey as Hailey has been a long one. It started at age eight in who I was. It took time, as I first was aware around age three. When I was eight, I was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome, which is a form of autism. My parents dealt with this well and they knew not to give up on me. They saw me as a normal son and still do to this day. I went to a therapist, and they brought up more things… Source ..read more

Hello to everyone. This article is about my Keystone experience. On Wednesday, March 20th I arrived at the Keystone Conference in Harrisburg as Tim. I saw these beautiful ladies and I was in awe. I couldn’t wait to get dressed. I just knew I was going to meet up with a new friend I have never met. No, I am not going to be the most passable, that is for sure, but we have to start somewhere. Source ..read more

On February 17th, Triesste & Friends had its fourth and final edition in Tokyo. I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say, that it was a magical evening. We didn’t make a ton of money but the energy in the room was off the charts. Even the stage manager wanted to do it again. That never happens haha. It’s a well-known fact that after such a high-energy event, comes the crash. Source ..read more

Crossdressing can be a very pleasurable activity for those who practice it but is still taboo in society. An example: it’s probably very difficult – or impossible – for you to go to work wearing feminine attire. This article will show a balanced alternative between monotonous men’s clothing and controversial women’s clothing. You might practice crossdressing in a different way… Source ..read more

Stepping Out – Beating the Fear By Kris Burton Part II – From Theory to Practice/What I’ve Learned Like so many of our persuasion, I have come to find that stepping out into the community en femme is a high point in my overall CD experience. In Part I of this totally unscientific study I applied the techniques usually associated with combating the performance anxiety that often plagues… Source ..read more

In November last year, I wrote an article called ‘The Evolution of Lucy’, telling my story from the last few years. In it, I mentioned my first venture out as Lucy in December 2022. As a result of that, several girls asked me to write about the event, and so finally, here it is. I did briefly make it out in October 2022 to a drive-thru Starbucks, but I didn’t class this as my first trip out as I’… Source ..read more