I just had a huge idea, and I'm very excited to share it with you lovely people. A school for CDs and TGs. No dress code, no uniform, just wear what you like (as long as it's not erotic ), and think about it. If you're there, and so are other CDs and/or TGs, they won't judge you. Non-Trans people and people who aren't crossdressers can enroll too, because when you think about it, people who would judge a person like you or me wouldn't dare step in a Trans/CD school. With Genderless bathrooms, but the changing rooms will be for whatever gender you're passing as.
Just an interesting thought I had.
An interesting idea indeed, Emma. If it were in my neighbourhood, I would enrol, providing you could change into femme mode on site. (For closet CDs like me!)
The school could run lessons on make up, deportment, speech therapy, sewing, dressmaking, hairstyling, and I'm sure many other subjects as well.
Lovely idea.
Anna x
Anna x
What seems like the right thing to do could also be the hardest thing you have ever done in your life.
i like it to! and like anna would ahve to change on site
but would be kool spendigntime in femme and learnig to be a lady good idea!
cause this girl has a lot to learn!
could eventually give me the confidence to go out in femme and maximize my potential as a girl!
and hi emma please to meet u! call me anya
Donna, I agree. Tolerance and mutual support would be everything in such a school.
What a great idea this is, Emma! How many here would attend, do you think? Certainly there are a good many CDers who for one reason or another find it too hard to expose themselves to the rest of us. But I love the idea of classes in aspects of the life from dress and carriage to voice and manner. And the chance to mingle in a low-key everyday way (apart from occasional fancy-show-type get-togethers) would be so cool.
I picture streams of us arriving just like kids for school, suitcases in hand ... the braver ones already dressed en femme ...
That does make me wonder, though, what sort of hostility such a school would attract when (as is inevitable no matter how inconspicuous it tries to be) its presence in the neighborhood is noticed. And commented on. And becomes an issue (especially with the inevitable parents who are terrified it might prove interesting to their kids ...). The inevitable fringe of haters could very quickly turn such a thing into a cause.
Maybe in areas with sufficient attendees the school could even have a school bus or two to pick up those pupils who desire transportation. That would enhance safety, just as it does for schoolchildren.
Done carefully, though, it could be inspiring. And maybe if everyone agreed on zero flamboyance, its secret could be kept?
Now you've made me pine for such a school locally!
So Emma,
Would this be like an expansion of all the seperate dressing services joined together in 1 City ? Now THAT would be where " I " would want to live.!!
Since we're spread all over the world why don't we set up this school in cyberspace and do it all on line. Oops sorry we already have right here. Well done founders.
Books? nnnaaahhhhh want that walk that draws attention? Carry a 20 pound bag -- what is comfy but is heavy enough to make your arms straight. Carry one in each arm. You don't need to swing your arms because what's going to happen is your body will take up the swish to maintain balance. Enjoy the feel and remember how your body moves. You want it subtle; your walk is not from the waist up but from the waist down.
Have a friend do it so you can watch and see what I'm talking about. I've seen it so many times at airports.
Latanya wrote:this girl needs hands on instruction!
would love to be made to walk with books on my head till i get that wiggle and sway just right
When she was a girl my Mother was made to do just this, I think part of the idea was not to wiggle ~ nice girls didn't wiggle, not then, and her school was only interested in nice girls, want to know how to walk http://paula-paulasplace.blogspot.co.uk ... ity-v.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Paula
Just because you don't believe it, that doesn't mean it's not true
My Mother went to a private school for the daughters of Gentlemen in the 1930s on a scholarship, she had a lot of problems because she was there on merit rather than her fathers money, they thought they wanted to be nice, but where's the fun in that. However I do think for any of us who go out deportment is important to some extent, even if only in little things like sitting with knees together and knowing what to do with a handbag.
Paula
Just because you don't believe it, that doesn't mean it's not true
), and think about it. If you're there, and so are other CDs and/or TGs, they won't judge you. Non-Trans people and people who aren't crossdressers can enroll too, because when you think about it, people who would judge a person like you or me wouldn't dare step in a Trans/CD school. With Genderless bathrooms, but the changing rooms will be for whatever gender you're passing as.
