I’m a mature non-op trans woman (started as a CD 7 years ago!). I love the rituals: Monthly mani-pedis and waxings, shapewear, squats and leg toning workouts, big bouncy breast forms and a total commitment to maximizing my femininity with makeup. hair and high heel strutting skills. I started late so I’m making up for lost time! I love celebrating my femininity. And I love being admired and desired. Don't be afraid to reach out to say hi if you like what you see! xo Misha
If you are a male who is attracted to the idea of wearing clothing meant for women, along with make up and wigs and all the accessories, no doubt at some point you’ve felt guilt and shame. You felt that way because our culture doesn’t all a man to be pretty. We know it’s frowned upon but it’s not the man who wants to be lovely who should be ashamed. Misha Monroe has thoughts on why it’s okay to explore your femininity.
Don’t ever call Misha Monroe a “man in a dress”. Presenting to the world as a sexy woman takes a lot of practice. Learning how to do your makeup, working on your figure through diet and exercise, and understanding how to coordinate an outfit — it’s a lot of work. But when you put the finishing touc on your look it’s all worthwhile and no one should dismiss you as a “man in a dress”.
Misha Monroe writes about the number of men she has found through dating sites who want to explore being intimate with a trans woman, a drag queen, or a femme crossdresser. She has a theory as to why this is. Might it have something to do with the way trans femmes dress?
A recent article found on the web talked about a trend among young women practicing “bimbocore” on social media. They post flagrantly sexy photos and videos that celebrates the idea of women who are meant to be teases and suspected of not being too bright. Misha Monroe may have found one of the inspirations for bimbocore in the ‘60s art work that decorated the covers of men’s magazines back in the day.
Misha Monroe ask if other crossdressers are like her, wanting to look attractive, mature, and elegant but when stripped down to their undies a naughty girl in sexy lingerie is revealed. What sort of undergarments? Read on and learn.
Today Misha muses about the fulfillment we get from crossdressing. Of course high heels, thigh hi stockings and skimpy lingerie makes us feel sexy and desirable. But don’t we feel appreciated when admiring men show us attention for our feminine looks? Do some of us find the idea of pleasing an admirer intriguing?
At a certain stage in a crossdresser’s development she arrives at a tipping point. Does she decide that she doesn’t give a damn about what strangers think if she shops for feminine attire while in male mode, or does she just present as she likes? Most who decide that the salesperson at the makeup counter doesn’t give a damn about their gender find that they get treated the same as any other customer. Misha writes about her first time buying makeup in boy mode.
Today we welcome a new contributor to TGForum. Misha Monroe started her education in femme transformation in 2017 and feels her sexiest when presenting herself to the world as Misha. In her first blog here she introduces herself to TGForum subscribers.
