Just a typical run of the mill married with kids( kidults, girl of 23 boy of 20) crossdresser, transvestite, tranny call me what you want. Sorry but i,m not into men nor am I great fan of others who like to post pictures of their backsides , crotch private parts etc.

To each their own I suppose.If thats what floats your boat fine but count me out

Maybe I should set up a group.Trannies with Taste?

I should mention that when I get a little bored looking at men wearing dresses I browse other peoples pictures and if they "wink at me" in any way or make me think, honest it happens, I will leave a comment or two.Please don't take what I say too seriously,just my way of having a little fun.

Feel free to do like wise on my photographs if you want.I am thick skinned.

In the last few years I have really enjoyed Coast clothes, well to be honest their dresses, they are just so well made. I buy them from their shops, their online store, and I pick up some bargains on Ebay. No one stands a chance againast me on Ebay if I want that dress or matching bag...give up now!...lol. Coast can be rather expensive and given that the dresses do not see the light of day that often I tend to go for items that I hope will not date in ten minutes. Hey, some men spend their hard earned cash on golf and others helping Wayne and Ashley aford their next Bentley. Me, I just spend my money on Coast dresses. I do slum it when it come to shoes, yup, I buy almost all from New Look. I have so many they are falling out my wardrobe...lol I laugh at myself sometimes.

On the subject of crossdressing I visited the Gallery of Modern Art recently and they had an exhibition relating to tranvestites etc. That well known crossdresser, Grayson Perry had an exhibit showing called - Transvestite Looking In The Mirror. It is a nice work but I was really taken by the little bit of blurb he had written to be placed at the side of his work. I thought I would share it.

"A lot of ritual surrounds cross-dressing. Approaching the dressing table is akin to approaching an alter of some private religion. Preparations are made in a distinct order,all rites of passage into another world.

The transvestite's relationship with the mirror is intimate and charged. But the mirror can be cruel and show us that the paint and finery can only do so much and that what stares back at us falls short of a fantasy of femininity. I sometimes find a shadow of tragedy - but also strange nobility - in the faces of men who have faced a difficult-to-deal-with part of themselves in the mirror. Coming to terms with a compulsion that causes a man to put himself up for easy mockery,and sometimes disgust,leaves a mark beneath the makeup."