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the country. This may happen in time. It would do wonders for the girls to have some place to meet. To feel the sense of belonging to a group. In a group one could develop friendships between their wives and families and other TV couples. A wife who didn't approve could possibly be won over if she were to meet other women who could give their views on why they are glad their husbands are TVs.

This matter of being accepted is essential to a TV if he is to overcome any guilt feelings, As long as she has to hide her desires she will be half-man, half-woman no matter what clothes she is wearing. Many wives may not re- alize it, but their husband's TVism may be the reason their marriage has lasted so long. He is both a husband and a sister. Most women have a close girl friend whom they con- fide things to that they would never mention to their hus- bands. These wives could be of considerable help in giving their husband the confidance he needs. He could return this help by being both husband and girl friend.

Many of us feel out of place because we are never sure if we look just right. Our wives, girl friends and other TVs could be of immense help on this problem. I'm sure many of us at times have wondered if our make up was on right or if the dress we were wearing suited us. A little constructive criticism could do wonders in helping us de- velop correct grooming habits. There are many TVs who could tesen a thing or two to real women, but many of us are un- sure of ourselves when under the scrutiny of a real girl.

One important thing to remember is--you are not alone. Be constantly on the lookout for other TVs. There are many Within the last month I have discovered 2 other s through the dress shop I patronize.

of us.

I have family ties which restrict my activities but I shall do whatever I can to help keep TVia going. I have never been a joiner but this is something I believe in very deeply. The feeling that I am part of a group does wonders for my emotions. I shall contribute whatever I can to help keep our magazine going and hope all the rest will do the same. Bye for now and love to all,

Sally--Minn.