Trans vs Sissies vs Cross dressers vs drag queen's vs 'Q'

Male cross dressers are not trans, not at all, rather the thrill for crossdressers is being a male, knowing you're a male, yet pulling off the incredible transformation process, if not just for a few hours or minutes at a time.
That's where the thrill is, is doing something they know is taboo, and then transforming back into regular expected male attire when appropriate.



Most crossdressers are perfectly happy being male.
And in fact, there are way more female crossdressers than male ones.

Females crossdress all the time, and it's acceptable for them to buy, wear, male attire, especially when younger.

People forget, for the longest time in the past, women could not, were not suppose to wear pants....today though, that's pretty much all you see women wearing.

More on this later.
open.spotify.com/episode/058TIHwZbZHewGnLi6rs0A

Yes, for whatever reason, sissies seem to love to clean, now why is that?, some may ask.



Why do sissies so love to clean??

Happy happy sissy feet



Oh, happy happy sissy feet.
How many males, guys, secretely walk around with sissy feet buried within athletic shoes or boots?

I don't consider myself LGBTQ or Trans, other than maybe transpersonality, but who isn't?



I just consider myself to be 'me', not trans, not gay, but rather just me.
Someone who, at times, takes more relaxed photos of self to comfort and prove to self that you can become what you want, not what others claim or need you to be for their own purpose or sense of self.

I mean this idea that only white, or light, women can be elegant, says who?
Most I see, on a daily basis, are anything but elegant.
And to be honest with you, I don't think most women, at least ones in the urban city, don't even know how to be elegant, it's something that has to be taught, but if raised on rap music, and around thug types, than of course that's what you mimic, even as a female.

Thankfully I don't come from such areas, I live around such types now, but thankfully was raised in a more cultured environment, that may sound snobby but it's true.

Most B women I see in the hood act, walk and talk all butch now, be acting and carrying on more masculine than I do...I'm not use to that, will never get used to that, it's why I think I often comfort self by externalizing what I used to think women should be like, and still are, just not in the area I'm in.
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But at the end of the day, it's just art, just a pose, a pose anyone can strike depending on ones inner sense of security and self and environment, I suppose, and of course playfulness, it helps to be a bit silly.

I don't care, anymore, that fat B women, who look like drag queens, bloated and all, with fake everything on them, get upset when thin, fit males are more appealing, nice and graceful.

Digital trans only (Actually, I don't like the term 'trans', cause it suggests I'm trying to be something other than myself)



I create images of myself, like the one above, as a way of relaxing 'me', it's a form of medicine for me.
I'm not trying to transition into anyone or anything other than myself.

Actually, when I'm in public, as in the regular 9-5 world, it's when I'm not looking like the above picture that I feel as if I'm faking it.

Well, then again, just like with women, I do have range.

Females are allowed stylistic range, way more so than men.
A woman can dress like a man at work or at play, then that evening transition into a dress and heels, and no one questions their orientation.
Yet if a male does that, they're instantly tagged as gay or 'Q' or you name it, they're shamed.

That aside, if I could be or look one way all the time, or project a cheerful energy, all the time, than I'd love to always be able to radiate like the image above, but sadly, I cannot.

Sadly, I can only enjoy this version of myself through art, digital art, I suppose in the past I'd of had to learn how to air-brush or paint, in order to create alternative versions of myself.