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Dear
Dorothy from Kansas
Be sure to wear your Ruby red slippers so
you can click your heels and wish your way
home if you need to. Seriously though,
There is a list of do's and don'ts.
First: its important to try and look like a
lady, not a man in a dress. Believe me, this
will save you loads of aggravation and
anxiety later on.
Second: You should get a second opinion
of how you look. The best place to do that
is to join your local transgender group. If
possible confide in a GG (genetic Girl) friend
and ask for a second opinion.
Third: Practice your female voice. Record it
and listen to how you sound. If you need
help, try this link:
http://www.deepstealth.com/
Fourth:
Dress conservatively and don't
overdo the makeup. Sometimes less is
more. Remember that 5 o'clock Shadow
has a time limit. The clock on your pumpkin
ticks faster than you think, even with a
beard cover. Note that most women wear
the pants these days.
Fifth: For your first public outing go with
someone you know. Preferably a GG. You'll
feel more comfortable. Also try the mall for
the first time instead of the bars. Save that
step for when your confidence starts oozing.
Sixth: Above all stay safe. Watch those
around you. if there's trouble just click
those ruby slippers.
Remember, this isn't Kansas any more.
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