Hi Annie,
Yes, time is running out. I've had 4 months to prepare and I'm still not sure I'll be ready in time....lol. Well. I've got to be, right? Nine more days! For me it's just seven because I'm driving to Atlanta.
I plan to participate in the Princess Day activities, too. It's really designed for the "first time out" T-girl, but there'll be 'old' hats joining in, too. I don't think it matters what you wear as long as you feel comfortable and present as a lady. Breakfast, nails and beauty salons, local restaurant (e.g., Olive Garden) for lunch, mall shopping, Agatha’s for dinner, etc. Should be a blast! Wearing a nice dress along with heels or flats would be perfectly in keeping with the day's activities. Personally, I would avoid jeans and sneakers, though. Heck, half the fun is getting all dolled up! This is a chance to build some self-confidence being out in public en femme. The experience will be amazing.
It takes awhile, but, in time, the fear of being "outed" fades. What a load off the mind when that day comes! It's best to manage your coming out, though, since there could be significant ramifications. But, once it's behind you, the feeling of freedom is wonderful.
Clara
Yes, time is running out. I've had 4 months to prepare and I'm still not sure I'll be ready in time....lol. Well. I've got to be, right? Nine more days! For me it's just seven because I'm driving to Atlanta.
I plan to participate in the Princess Day activities, too. It's really designed for the "first time out" T-girl, but there'll be 'old' hats joining in, too. I don't think it matters what you wear as long as you feel comfortable and present as a lady. Breakfast, nails and beauty salons, local restaurant (e.g., Olive Garden) for lunch, mall shopping, Agatha’s for dinner, etc. Should be a blast! Wearing a nice dress along with heels or flats would be perfectly in keeping with the day's activities. Personally, I would avoid jeans and sneakers, though. Heck, half the fun is getting all dolled up! This is a chance to build some self-confidence being out in public en femme. The experience will be amazing.
It takes awhile, but, in time, the fear of being "outed" fades. What a load off the mind when that day comes! It's best to manage your coming out, though, since there could be significant ramifications. But, once it's behind you, the feeling of freedom is wonderful.
Clara