Transvestia

svestites in general. I do most surely remember what I wore. I remember a big floppy straw hat, pleated, navy blue skirt and mitty blouse, white batiste petticoat and white panties, made of Swiss eyelet and embroidered.

The real transvestites are not exhibitionists. They just want the glorious feeling of the clothes, and the sublime sensation of being a girl. I know that the true transvestites who read this will know that I am one of them, and will understand my words. Many of our dear he-men look askance at a male in a skirt, but is there anything so very manly and fine about those long tubes of cloth for the legs, termed trousers and pantaloons?

Trousers are not attractive unless shaped by the beautiful legs of a girl, and I love girl's in bermuda shorts and pants of various kinds. Girls are lucky, they are allowed by society and the police force to wear tr- ousers in public, but men are not allowed to wear skirts. Is there any valid reason for this? I think not. Many of my friends see me in skirts and like me in them; but with some people I make a sort of compromise. I wear a Scottish kilt (which is nothing in the world but a short skirt) and in reply to that old question, "What does a Scotsman wear under his Kilt? This particular girl-Scot- sman wears a darling petticoat and pink Milanese silk bloomers!

Brothers and sisters

What makes us transvestites? there you've got me. I don't know. Hundreds of mill- ions of people all over the world believe in reincarnat- ion. Transvestites could be persons who were females in a past incarnation, and a much happier one, who are trying to relive their pristine splendor. Yes splendor; be- cause every girl is splendid and adorable. I love every last one of them--really love them, admire them, cher- ish them. God bless them a thousand times.

An intense love of girls might be the big reason be- hind it all--a desire to be identified with my prime love la fille. But against that theory stands my very early predilection for girl's clothes. At a period when boys are apt to look askance at little girls, which I never did I always wanted to be a girl-felt that I was a girl.

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