be all out of proportion.

Transvestia

I attempt to dress as

befits a lady of my age, smart, elegant, attractive, but that's all. But if there were a potion able to change me, let it take me back to 21 and 38-24-37. I could then even wear some of my present bras, panties and slips but if I would try to get into a dress or a skirt measured for a 24 waist, I would break out like grey-hounds at a race track.

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Now all of this may sound to my readers like I miss the whole point of FPE, perhaps as if I do not quite grasp that my greatest present FP joy is appre- ciating the feminine by frequent journies from the masculine that the one compliments the other. Believe me girls, none of you are more aware of this than I. I am only musing with my pen. My brain reels at the thought of it but it brings me rapidly back to reality and dumps me squarely in the lap of my complete self. Then it picks me up again and reminds me that I have all of you, so wonderful, so solicitous, so desiringly feminine like myself, so much a union of one another, accepted FP's at peace. How unbearable it would be, and has been for me through many years, to think of ourselves as being lonely individuals without ties with other people. We are grateful that we can really "come alive" when we are doing things with like minded friends who share the same interests--girls of a heart, not left apart, soaring ahead at peace.

Inezsquib-

A Tragedy in a TV Household

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A beautiful, brand new dress - too small for you and too large for your GG.

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