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» Cross Dressing
A man as a woman as a man?
Despite being male, well over 6 foot tall, weighing in at nearly 300 pounds, and (in my humble opinion) not looking feminine at all, for most of my life since my late teens I've been mistaken for a woman on and off. My style of dressing changed over the years, my hair went from longish to short to very long, beard stubble came and went, but still I get at least one "madam" in there per year.
World's ugliest woman, you say? Last year at a gallery opening photography great and über womaniser Michael Ward mistook me for a woman, and even complimented me on my handsome looks before the fierce stare and unmistakably deep voice corrected him. This from a man who was a legend as seducer of great and glamorous women in swinging London in the 60s, and has been up close and personal with the likes of Julie Christie and Barbara Windsor.
Perhaps I should just give up and go for drag?
(Sat 17th Mar 2007, 13:13, More)
A man as a woman as a man?
Despite being male, well over 6 foot tall, weighing in at nearly 300 pounds, and (in my humble opinion) not looking feminine at all, for most of my life since my late teens I've been mistaken for a woman on and off. My style of dressing changed over the years, my hair went from longish to short to very long, beard stubble came and went, but still I get at least one "madam" in there per year.
World's ugliest woman, you say? Last year at a gallery opening photography great and über womaniser Michael Ward mistook me for a woman, and even complimented me on my handsome looks before the fierce stare and unmistakably deep voice corrected him. This from a man who was a legend as seducer of great and glamorous women in swinging London in the 60s, and has been up close and personal with the likes of Julie Christie and Barbara Windsor.
Perhaps I should just give up and go for drag?
(Sat 17th Mar 2007, 13:13, More)
» Cross Dressing
Eat Your Heart Out Oedipus
Turns out that dressed as a woman I look exactly like my mother (discovered at an ad agency party dressed in black fishnets, short black skirt, red blouse and black lipstick). Not that my mother tends towards goth, but dressed like that she'll be one fine looking woman. *I* was.
(Fri 16th Mar 2007, 13:46, More)
Eat Your Heart Out Oedipus
Turns out that dressed as a woman I look exactly like my mother (discovered at an ad agency party dressed in black fishnets, short black skirt, red blouse and black lipstick). Not that my mother tends towards goth, but dressed like that she'll be one fine looking woman. *I* was.
(Fri 16th Mar 2007, 13:46, More)