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It was late spring in 2016 that I first felt like I wanted to be a girl. I’m a lifelong competitive runner and was participating in a long trail race . I happened to win the race and as I was standing near the finish line a little girl said to her mom “she won the race and she is a girl”. I looked at her and her mom and just smiled. I didn’t know why I didn’t correct her except inside I felt wonderful . That entire I day thought of those words and the next day I ordered women’s skinny jeans and panties from Victoria Secret. For the next 6 years I wore only skinny jeans and my normal daisy dukees. Then on Halloween of 2022 I dressed as a girl with no real intentions to do it any other time. Well many gave me encouragement and I was hooked . The transittion continues as I embrace my feminine side.
- 8 Mar, 2026
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Beautiful story hun , you are very brave lady
What a great story, thank you for sharing. I have been slowly picking up speed for the last year but I always admired women's clothing. I was jealous because they had the best selections. Over the past 6 months I have been buying more clothes and shoes. One thing that really put me over the edge is when I took a picture of my face and asked AI to put makeup on me. I felt beautiful.
Loved reading this Sandra, you are someone very special. THank you for being such a good friend. SKOL
I love this blog, just keep embracing the real you!!
Strange how sometimes a small (or big) event can really trigger a transformation. I guess that the door was always there, but just needed to be opened by a key that was handed over by the event. Once we pass that, there is no return. Me too, I fully embraced the femininity now. I love to do my nails and hate to remove the polish to go out, though lately I sometimes do (not dressed up like a woman, but the nails still have their color
). I feel many people don't care. Anyhow, I'm hooked too! x ******