October 2024 BWBG
This seems like a suitable photo to finally end this run of BWBG photos, though there's always a chance I might feel tempted to upload a few more as that's what happened with the last set.
It's probably no coincidence that the moment where it clicked for good that I was a woman came just after I had this session, and especially given Cindy's enthusiasm for this look as her favourite of all the outfits I've done with her so far. When I see her at the end of the month it'll be interesting to have so much to update her on, as well as to be able to thank her for the role she's played.
There's been a lot for me to think about and come to terms with in the months since I came out online as a transgender woman. I can't claim it's been easy, but despite all the challenges I've already faced and are still set to face there's not been any doubt in my mind that this is who I'm meant to be, and I doubt anyone who has seen me and my photos and gotten to know me on here would dispute that either.
Recently I've been taking further steps with being more feminine-presenting in public. Not on an everyday basis as that point still feels a long way away, nor necessarily in dresses and full makeup (and sadly nothing like I am in this photo), but it still feels like important progress to be more open as a woman and hopefully be accepted by those who know and deal with me.
Credit for everything (aside from the model) goes to the amazing Cindy Conti at Boys will be Girls in London
October 2024 BWBG
This seems like a suitable photo to finally end this run of BWBG photos, though there's always a chance I might feel tempted to upload a few more as that's what happened with the last set.
It's probably no coincidence that the moment where it clicked for good that I was a woman came just after I had this session, and especially given Cindy's enthusiasm for this look as her favourite of all the outfits I've done with her so far. When I see her at the end of the month it'll be interesting to have so much to update her on, as well as to be able to thank her for the role she's played.
There's been a lot for me to think about and come to terms with in the months since I came out online as a transgender woman. I can't claim it's been easy, but despite all the challenges I've already faced and are still set to face there's not been any doubt in my mind that this is who I'm meant to be, and I doubt anyone who has seen me and my photos and gotten to know me on here would dispute that either.
Recently I've been taking further steps with being more feminine-presenting in public. Not on an everyday basis as that point still feels a long way away, nor necessarily in dresses and full makeup (and sadly nothing like I am in this photo), but it still feels like important progress to be more open as a woman and hopefully be accepted by those who know and deal with me.
Credit for everything (aside from the model) goes to the amazing Cindy Conti at Boys will be Girls in London