Stepping out - My first Tranny Poem

    • 195 posts
    August 8, 2002 10:27 PM BST
    Just reminding everyone to read my poem - It is quite humorous - and I'm sure most of you will relate to it.
    • 195 posts
    January 2, 2002 10:51 PM GMT
    Hi Girls

    Just finished writing my first Tranny Poem - which is based on my life and coming out - so I guess many of you might find some connection with it - I've tried to make it humorous, yet touching - I hope you like it.

    Stepping Out

    I was just a young boy, sort of going on seven
    When something happened, thought I was in heaven
    A pair of mum’s panties got into my draw
    I tried them on once, and then wanted more

    Soon I was raiding my big sisters closet
    If I get caught in here, I know that I’ll cop it
    Trying on stockings and dresses and slips
    I’m sure she’ll notice the one that got ripped

    I was left home more as I got older
    So playing at dress up I got bolder and bolder
    Now I’ve got my collection of panties and lace
    But how do I put all this stuff on my face

    In my teens I was frightened in case I got caught
    Didn’t dare show off the things I had bought
    A nice little wardrobe I slowly acquired
    Some sexy, some frumpy, some tarty, some tired

    Soon I thought, time to venture outside
    But lets do it at night, in the dark I can hide
    And I don’t want to look like a bloke in a frock
    So what do I do to hide this big... bulge

    Then I met a cute girl and learnt how love feels
    But she’s not going to like me wearing high heels
    And wearing femme clothes I felt guilt and remorse
    Only one thing to do, dump the wardrobe of course

    But losing my wardrobe was such a distress
    That soon I was back again shopping at M & S
    Driving round dressed after work in my car
    Longing for trips that would take me afar

    Raiding her wardrobe when she was away
    Perhaps if I tell her, then we can both play
    So steeling myself I dared to confess
    And showed her a picture of me… in a dress

    But she wanted a man who was handsome and strong
    Who’d build her a home where she could belong
    She said, “when I’m glamorous and looking my best
    It is me you should admire… not the dress

    Now the girl in my life is the one in the glass
    And I’ve improved the illusion so now I can pass
    I go shopping, then clubbing and dancing till late
    Told friends this girl Rikki, it’s Rick your old mate

    Now I need to find work where I can be who I am
    Dressed up to the nines and looking most glam
    See since stepping out my life’s been in a whirl
    Cause in the mind of this man, there’s a beautiful girl.

    by Rikki Radoula
  • August 9, 2002 2:40 AM BST
    Very appropriate! http://mywebpages.comcast.net/fashionlab/Images/Smileys/Smile03.gif

    That's the textbook situation, for most of us.