Goin to the "Prom"
Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 11:25 am
As I posted earlier, I made a personal (in your face - sorta) appeal to the local GLBT group to see if they would allow a crossdresser to attend their upcoming "prom" called "A Night of Elegance." held at the local Wyndham hotel. Any of you ladies who want to shell out twenty-five dollars I can probably get you in but you gotta be quick, it is the 18th of June from 7 -11pm. Includes a buffet and live music. They have a special rate at the hotel for Saturday night $69.00. Dress is semi-formal to formal and you gotta be at least 18 - Donna!!!! Beauty!!! You two would have to furnish ID's. Anyway, I am now dealing with thoughts about a post I started several months ago that I got only a few responses to - no big deal, but it asked: If you are in the above situation, presenting as a lady and are asked to dance, I would assume by another lady since it is not likely that a guy at a function like this would ask, what would you do (asuming you are a straight heterosexual male) and who leads??? I am sure I will be "read" but through no fault of my own, it just comes with the territory, as these folks are expert in the art, I would assume. I talked with my TS friend who is going with me (only as two girls - not a date per se). She said that, yes I would probably be read, but it is a very friendly group and I should act as a lady and either accept or decline gracefully as any lady would. I sure hope someone does ask me to dance, but again it will be mostly if not all couples anyway so if I don't get asked it won't hert my feelings for that reason, not like it is a bar scene thing. Would I accept a dance from a lady ????? Makes my heart race just thinking about it! Don't know - I will, as the saying goes, play it by ear - uh so to speak. There will be a photographer there so if it is not too expensive I'll have Donna post my pictures - won't you dear? I will also take a camera myself, I want you to see Brandi, if she will let me post her picture. Anyway, getting excited about it and I will let you know how it goes.
Love ya,
Virginia
Love ya,
Virginia