Sunday, November 21, 2010
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Aubrey Frost
Aubrey Frost is one of the coolest crossdressers I know. Well, it's not accurate to say I know her. I followed her on the Net since about 2000. Like many other girls, I became a Myspace friend. I sent her a few messages and she was very gracious about responding (despite the fact that I'm sure she received many, many messages from people like me).
Aubrey was smart, funny, thoughtful and kind. When I first found her blog and pictures, she was a college student. She wrote about being a crossdresser but also about the other things that were going on in her life.
Aubrey's pictures were great. She had a lovely face and, like me, her body seemed to be somewhat late in maturing, so she still had a kind of young, girlish quality. Like many of us, her pictures progressed from simple to more sophisticated.
After a time, she was in a serious relationship with a young woman who accepted Aubrey. They married and had a child.
Her blog and pictures continued for a while. Updates became less and less frequent. I was trying to spend less time on the Net myself and didn't see much about Aubrey for a while.
When I looked for her recently, her blog was gone. She has a Twitter account that was originally open but is now protected. Her brief note of explanation says she used to be Aubrey, now she's Just Jo. She also says she's in transition.
While I'm disappointed that I can't follow her journey, I understand that there are many, many peripheral followers like me out there and Aubrey has every right to live her life in privacy. I just want to send my best wishes and hope that Aubrey (now Jo) and her family are well.
If I was more skilled, I could also use Jo's story as an object lesson in how the Net has been such a wonderful resource for crossdressers and other transgendered people. Jo helped other people understand that it was possible to be a happy crossdresser and to have a successful relationship.
Her growth and experience also reflected the growing sophistication of web tools. She also progressed from early shared websites to myspace and her own aubrey-frost.com website. Now she's on Twitter.
I'm sure there are many other people who are big fans of hers. Here's a nice story from Jessica Who Jessica Who's post about Aubrey (by the way, I'm also a big fan of Jessica's - check out her blog, too - http://www.jessica-who.com/
Aubrey was smart, funny, thoughtful and kind. When I first found her blog and pictures, she was a college student. She wrote about being a crossdresser but also about the other things that were going on in her life.
Aubrey's pictures were great. She had a lovely face and, like me, her body seemed to be somewhat late in maturing, so she still had a kind of young, girlish quality. Like many of us, her pictures progressed from simple to more sophisticated.
After a time, she was in a serious relationship with a young woman who accepted Aubrey. They married and had a child.
Her blog and pictures continued for a while. Updates became less and less frequent. I was trying to spend less time on the Net myself and didn't see much about Aubrey for a while.
When I looked for her recently, her blog was gone. She has a Twitter account that was originally open but is now protected. Her brief note of explanation says she used to be Aubrey, now she's Just Jo. She also says she's in transition.
While I'm disappointed that I can't follow her journey, I understand that there are many, many peripheral followers like me out there and Aubrey has every right to live her life in privacy. I just want to send my best wishes and hope that Aubrey (now Jo) and her family are well.
If I was more skilled, I could also use Jo's story as an object lesson in how the Net has been such a wonderful resource for crossdressers and other transgendered people. Jo helped other people understand that it was possible to be a happy crossdresser and to have a successful relationship.
Her growth and experience also reflected the growing sophistication of web tools. She also progressed from early shared websites to myspace and her own aubrey-frost.com website. Now she's on Twitter.
I'm sure there are many other people who are big fans of hers. Here's a nice story from Jessica Who Jessica Who's post about Aubrey (by the way, I'm also a big fan of Jessica's - check out her blog, too - http://www.jessica-who.com/
Saturday, November 13, 2010
A few caps I like from Tiffany's trapped transvestite blog
(Tiffany's Trapped Transvestite blog is one of my favorite tg caption blogs.
Tiffany posted an entry today saying she's bored with doing caps and will be taking a break. I wish her well and hope she's back soon. I've copied a few caps from her site (for more great caps, check out her blog).
Tiffany posted an entry today saying she's bored with doing caps and will be taking a break. I wish her well and hope she's back soon. I've copied a few caps from her site (for more great caps, check out her blog).
Friday, November 12, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Sparkly Heels
I love shoes. If you've read any of my other posts, you know that. Lately, I've become interested in "sparkly" shoes. Here are some that I think are very cute
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| Christian Louboutin's glitter pumps |
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| gold sparkly peep toes by Pura Lopez |
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Topshop Sakura heels |
Captions
I love reading tg captions. I appreciate the time and creativity that goes in to creating captions.
My favorite captions are those that are more PG13 or R rated. It's just a personal preference. Many of the more explicit captions are fun, too, but the ones I like the most are those that aren't quite as explicit.
I really like hypnosis and mind control caps. Like many crossdressers, I've felt guilty about my need to dress up. A long time ago, the fantasy of being hypnotized and "forced" to be a girl became very appealing. The psychology is pretty basic. If you're "forced" you still get to be a girl but it's not your fault.
A few favorites from Emily's TG Captions:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjWykxjNF75LYAcJezXrQI3m-IBGZEmPRreUzC6YXgmH5EBV5flbFVaxcjY4s9HGcxc7ZQRlaVehX_10IWXl1jo_GZesjj-fU1_hMZZxsMfjwBFjx3Va5le7lwRf8-FzZeqjNfcH3VcAu92/s1600/cap67.png
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEimVZJ_9RIUaCaGvX0O_qLU1iug0Dps4KTnbbXpqYw_cLSu-eMdiFV9rOLUTxmBNFzROw-QvTn0no1oSIgBOMu8olMnTz4CkUftFe80IcJk6aU7P287wxuFBo3FZAE19S_Bp6T-WgRgBCxg/s1600/cap32.jpg
My favorite captions are those that are more PG13 or R rated. It's just a personal preference. Many of the more explicit captions are fun, too, but the ones I like the most are those that aren't quite as explicit.
I really like hypnosis and mind control caps. Like many crossdressers, I've felt guilty about my need to dress up. A long time ago, the fantasy of being hypnotized and "forced" to be a girl became very appealing. The psychology is pretty basic. If you're "forced" you still get to be a girl but it's not your fault.
A few favorites from Emily's TG Captions:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjWykxjNF75LYAcJezXrQI3m-IBGZEmPRreUzC6YXgmH5EBV5flbFVaxcjY4s9HGcxc7ZQRlaVehX_10IWXl1jo_GZesjj-fU1_hMZZxsMfjwBFjx3Va5le7lwRf8-FzZeqjNfcH3VcAu92/s1600/cap67.png
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEimVZJ_9RIUaCaGvX0O_qLU1iug0Dps4KTnbbXpqYw_cLSu-eMdiFV9rOLUTxmBNFzROw-QvTn0no1oSIgBOMu8olMnTz4CkUftFe80IcJk6aU7P287wxuFBo3FZAE19S_Bp6T-WgRgBCxg/s1600/cap32.jpg
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