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jennifer R's post and my posting about my Walmart experience got me thinking. The more I think about it, the more I started realizing that it had to be my fem side showing thru enough to override the other persons perception of me.
The human mind is a very complex and wonderful system. It can take in vsiual images, visual clues, Mannerisms, sounds, smell, and a host of other inputs and in a fraction of a microsecond, Correlate this with stored images, clues, Mannerisms, sounds, smells and a host of other stored data and come up with a conculsion as to what/whom it is dealing with.
Could be when my fem side is excerting itself even in drab mode, another person durning this microsecond first sees a male, then as his/her brain Correlates all the other data starts to see a female instead. As more data is inserted into the equation the more it says female. Thus at the end of this fraction of a microsec, that one part of their brain says "Male person" but so much overriding data says "Female" that the other person decides that he/she is dealing with a female and address and sees me as such.
For this to work, I have to Unconsciously project Femininity which means I may be more TG than CD. LOL

Makes sense to me. I've been saying the same thing for some time now.

Have a beautiful day.

Over the years, my feminium side shows more often. All that I learned from my grandmother, mother, aunts, and sisters rounded out my personality. All the discrimination that the females in my family got from their male relatives made a negative impression on me. At work, I defended 3 females who were picked upon. I helped them on the job, and they in turn took me out to lunch as "one of the girls". To this day, I don't associate with males who pick on females with their male hormones. With all of the above, I do indeed dressing up to show appreciation to the sex that has given me happiness. I feel proud to dress up to the sex to show the feeling of equality that they have given me. The female indoctronation that I received made me a better and considerate person.