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Q - Dear Annabelle,
My question is this " Iz a pirson like me born this way ,or iz it 'picked up'?" Question # 2 Are there any safehouses where people like me kan live?" My first inkling was at my 6th yeer of aje."Let me tell yoo abowt my 'thing' , at 6 yeers old I kertsied wen the uther boys bowed -in skool- ,at 7 I painted my fingernails with pencil lead ,in preteen
yeers I ruff'n'tumbled 20% uther boys 100%. I always liked purple. In hi-skool ,I wood wear girls''jym shoes' wen I kood get away with it.In the'60's I,at times wore mohair swetters or soft 'brushed' ones.Wen I was 17 I wore patin lether shoes.At times then I 'stealthed' wearing some women's klothes sporadikly. Afew times I painted my bike's
taillitewith mom's fingernail polish. I always had long nails&long hair(exxept 8 to 16 yeers).I have women's arms & knockkneedness.I started fully wearing women's swetters in 1996.Inever have had sidebirns, mustashe,beerd ,or gotee.I strarted shaving my body hair in 1970.
My mom raized! me strikt & overprotektive. I never had any sexual gidance from a man all my life. I'm not gay or 'bi'.I started wearing women's klothes 100%,at New Yeer's 1998. I kame owt of the klozet that same time,& right then I was bashed! So
question #3 "Wat city iz most mellow to people like me?"
A - Dear Kenny,
Interesting sentence structure and spelling you have there. (One would almost think you were putting dear Miss Annabelle on).....but, I digress. From what you say, you are a cross dresser, not a transvestite or gay, and the general belief about that situation is that you have had, from a very young age, not only an exposure to, have been imprinted by, and have experienced an intensely unusual fascination with, things more traditionally feminine than masculine. I hesitate to comment on your taste in clothes and accessories, except to say that most of what you describe is thoroughly sixties,...... however that is coming back into fashion....(for the second time, yet.)
Florida has a pretty Īway outā population in parts, so I suppose you could drift in that direction. The inhabitants of Venice Beach in California wouldnāt even give you a second glance. West Hollywood and the Sunset Strip are replete with colorful characters, and there is even a catalog catering to cross dressers. You would, needless to say, blend right in with almost any rock band, and, as a sign painter at Knottās Berry Farm in Buena Park, California, your wordsmithing would be right at home. There is an entire city, San Francisco, notably the Tiburon area, where artistic souls are warmly welcomed.
The only requisites in this world that one would be wise to adhere to, after finding where one best Īblends inā, would be the ability to tell a good story to entertain oneās friends, to pick up the check occasionally and to create something wonderful for the general enjoyment of all.
- Annabelle
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