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Crossdressing Basics
When we were too young to obtain wigs, we used mop heads or scarves. We didn't require any makeup because we were twelve or under and looked more female than male anyway. Mother's or sister's shoes may have fit because our feet weren't fully grow. Also we were smaller in stature and girth, so dresses we sneaked out of the back of someone's closet would either fit or be large--much better than being two or three sizes too small. Those were the days.
Most of us have had plenty of experience at dressing. We all have our special little tricks, and during conversations with other transgendered, every once in a while I hear of something I haven't considered. So, I thought it might be interesting to go through the steps from the beginning for those who are having some difficulties. And for those of you who have some new or different ideas: write me, and I will share with others. I will get to the neck and face later, but will concentrate on the part below the face first.
Before the clothing, before the underwear, and before the padding: just skin and hair.
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