Canadian writer Linda Jensen is a long time contributor to TGForum. Before the days of the Internet Linda started her writing with the Transvestian newspaper. Her writing ranges from factual accounts of her adventures to fiction although frankly sometimes her real life adventures are stranger than the fiction. Linda is married to a loving partner who upon learning about Linda said, "she was part of you before I met you. Although I didn't know it she was part of the package I fell in love with. I don't want to mess up that package." "Does it get any better than that?" asks Linda.
Not to be outdone by Oprah, Linda Jensen has created her own magazine titled Linda and this is Issue #5. It contains several stories of her crossdressed adventures. The magazine is in PDF Format which can be read in your browser using Google Viewer. When you see the cover of Linda magazine look for the “pop out” icon in the upper right corner of the first page. Click to get an enlarged view of the magazine’s pages that is scrollable.
Not to be outdone by Oprah, Linda Jensen has created her own magazine titled Linda snd this is Issue #4. It contains several stories of her crossdressed adventures. The magazine is in PDF Format which can be read in your browser using Google Viewer. When you see the cover of Linda magazine look for the “pop out” icon in the upper right corner of the first page. Click to get an enlarged view of the magazine’s pages that is scrollable.
Not to be outdone by Oprah, Linda Jensen has created her own magazine titled Linda snd this is Issue #3. It contains several stories of her crossdressed adventures. The magazine is in PDF Format which can be read in your browser using Google Viewer. When you see Linda on the cover of her magazine look for the “pop out” icon in the upper right corner of her first page. Click to get an enlarged view of the magazine’s pages that is scrollable.
Not to be outdone by Oprah, Linda Jensen has created her own magazine titled Linda snd this is Issue #2. It contains several stories of her crossdressed adventures. The magazine is in PDF Format which can be read in your browser using Google Viewer. When you see Linda on the cover of her magazine look for the “pop out” icon in the upper right corner of her first page. Click to get an enlarged view of the magazine’s pages that is scrollable.
Return with us now to yesteryear—1997—when Linda Jensen wrote a column about the concept of “passing” for TGForum. For many in the crossdressing community passing as a woman is a big thrill. But as the title of this article asks, are you passing or just not offending anyone? The important thing is to be accepted in the feminine role whether they notice you’re trans or not.
Not to be outdone by Oprah, Linda Jensen has created her own magazine titled Linda. It contains several stories of her crossdressed adventures. The magazine is in PDF Format which can be read in your browser using Google Viewer. When you see Linda on the cover of her magazine look for the “pop out” icon in the upper right corner of her first page. Click to get an enlarged view of the magazine’s pages that is scrollable.
Linda continues her friend Sally’s story of Melissa, a part-time T-girl who had balanced a successful career as a male educator with years of going out on the town as a fun-loving female. This time she tells how her life could have unfolded with one little twist in her story.
On her way to appear as a guest speaker at a support group meeting Linda’s friend Sally was mulling over topics for her presentation. She was listening to public radio while she drove and was inspired by the on-air discussion of Robert Frost’s The Road Not Taken. She made discussion of attendees “road not taken” the subject for the night. While several of the ladies told their stories Sally grew afraid that no one would open up with a truly juicy tale of their “road not taken”. Then Melissa raised her hand. Her story is NSFW.
Linda has been lamenting that since COVID struck nothing much interesting has been happening in the lives of crossdressers. That is she was lamenting until one friend decided to set the record straight. The activities are there if you know how to find them and sometimes, they will find you. Last time we learned of the friend’s Friday and Saturday adventures. We now skip forward to Sunday morning.
Longtime crossdressers can suffer from “been there, done that” syndrome. After years of femme fun it can seem as if you’ve done it all and there are no new experiences to be savored. Today’s post was inspired by a conversation Linda had with a crossdressing friend. Linda recalls her friend telling her that after all these years there are new experiences still waiting out there.
Linda’s friend Katherine/ Katie thought her evening in Orlando was going to be a bust. But, after an encounter in her hotel she’s ready to ditch the gay drag club scene and pull up a stool at the bar of the nearest hotel lounge.
Recently Linda has been going through an identity crisis that has had her questioning her future in the TG lifestyle. She had even started working on an “exit strategy” and was considering how best to get rid of her extensive wardrobe of femme attire. And then it happened.
Do we need exit strategies? Linda is wondering what is to become of her as her male self prepares to wind down their lives. Don’t worry! She’s not leaving soon.
Linda was attending a meeting of transgender individuals interested in forming a support group in their area. All was going well until the spirit of cooperation that had prevailed in the organizational meeting was suddenly broken and ‘all heck broke loose’.
When a TG leader has a falling out with her community is there a way to get back together? Linda tells a story that might have a familiar ring to it.
An old crossdressing friend of Linda’s was facing a personal crisis. Recently estranged from a support group she had helped form and feeling more and more isolated as Covid shut down her other social outlets Christine had turned to cannabis as a way of dulling her sense of loneliness.
Last month Linda Jensen’s crossdressing pal Linda shocked Ms. Jensen when she stated that she was retiring from crossdressing. Ms. Jensen was suspicious about this sudden change and sure enough, the next time they did a video chat Linda was dolled up again. Today they continue reminiscing about how crossdressing has changed throughout the years. And they ask for some input from our readers on the subject.
Linda and her friend Linda were meeting via Skype to discuss their series of articles about the history of crossdressing in America over the last 50+ years. Our Linda prepared for the video chat by getting fully dolled up, as both Lindas normally did for these calls. Our Linda was surprised when instead of the radiant femme image she was expecting the call was answered by an older mostly bald guy wearing a man’s golf shirt and apparently a pair of jean shorts. It was Linda but she had made a decision that our Linda finds upsetting.
Linda Jensen recently saw the film Dawn, Her Dad, and the Tractor. The Dawn of the title left her rural home as Don. She returns after her mother passes away as Dawn, and surprises her family, and her old boyfriend, with her new gender status. Restoring an old tractor is also part of the story. Read on for Linda’s review.
Linda Jensen has been chatting with her friend Linda M about the ways in which crossdressing has evolved through the decades from the 1960s to the present day. This post covers the 1990s. A decade Linda M feels was the peak of crossdressing fun. Read on and see if you agree with her assessment.
Linda Jensen’s history of crossdressing as seen through her friend Linda’s eyes continues. Spoiler Alert: This supposed history of Crossdressing in the 1980s is going to read more like a history of Linda A. through the 1980s. However, a look below the surface will show how Linda’s life was reflecting the times. Btw, NSFW.
Linda and her friend, Linda, go through the 1970s with barely a nod to the growing world of crossdressing but for one of them — the other Linda — there happens a relationship and a sexual awakening that allows her to slip into an active and ‘analyst-free’, guilt free CD lifestyle in the 1980s. Warning: this article borders on adult content. Tri-Ess members may be offended.
The Lives of Crossdressers Through the Decades, 1960s Part 2. “Double your pleasure, Double your fun, Hear it from two Lindas, It’s better than one.” Linda Jensen continues her story of crossdresser’s lives through the decades as seen through her eyes and that of her friend, also a Linda.
Linda had recently contacted another Linda — who had told her the story of growing up in the 1950s with trans feelings but very little realistic chance to act on those feelings. That is until one fateful Hallowe’en when three of the cool girls at school intervened to help set the other Linda’s life on an unexpected path. Got it? Linda was keen to learn more.
Linda and a friend named Linda get together to talk about how things have changed for the crossdressing population over the last 60 some years. Told mostly by telling the life story of the ‘other Linda’.
Is it an easy life being an admirer? Not according to a friend of Linda’s whose inadvertent wardrobe mistake moved her from one side of the ‘trans dating game’ to the other.
