...you see a picture of Blake Lively (American actress - "Gossip Girl") from the back, walking away in this very hot burgundy short dress, killer heels, perfect body shape, and beautiful legs...and your very first thought is: "Wow...I wish I could wear that and look like she does."

;-)

You don't????? (smile)

Traci

Only in my sweetest dreams and hottest fantasies. :-)

"You know you're a girl when you do wear a dress and killer heels and you do look like that, (from the back at least, lol) and everyone else says, 'Wow!' "

I am incredibly jealous, then. :-)

"You know you're a girl" when you are tempted to ask her where she got the outfit so you can go shopping for something similar as well.
MichelleLynn

"You know you're a girl" when you say, she looks fabulous...........BUT!!

"Your a girl when you have achieved your own goals, when your contented and happy with who you are, not modeling yourself on someone else. Beauty inside brings more happiness."

You are absolutely correct, Cristina. Self-actualization is the only source of true satisfaction and happiness.

As someone who lives and works in a country where it is illegal to be transgendered, where the fact I shave my body hair could get me flogged, where being found wearing women's items or make-up could get me flogged, where I can't buy women's items openly, without a wife present, (and to do it secretly can be dangerous, too), where I have no access to a psychologist, other transgendered individuals, or any other support network (save what I can find on the Web), I understand completely that who I am comes from within and is not contingent upon what I wear or upon whom I may model myself.

However, envy among genetic woman over the ability of another woman to really look good in a particular outfit is a pretty well documented reality. I found it personally amusing that I had the same reaction, as my initial reaction, when I saw this particular photo. I try to be good-humored about myself, so I thought I'd share that with others. I am sorry the humor didn't seem to connect with you. I hope I can do better next time.

You KNOW you're a girl when:

You don't really CARE what other girls look like...

You know where you could get that same killer outfit for 60% less...

You're more interested in the hot hunk she was with...

...and maybe you find yourself thinking that having your hair that way is more of a pain in the rear than it's worth.

Luv 'n hugs,

Mina

Humor is, indeed, subjective. No doubt about it.

Mine is probably a bit too dry. :-)

**purrs**

Didn't have to, dear...you did it for me!

Luv 'n hugs,

Mina

You know you're a lady when the other women ( G G 's ) all comment on how well you dress as opposed to how they see the other women dressing ! To that , I say and smile and say ....... Thank you ! I have accomplished two agendas , I pass, and I'm accepted as a woman amd for that I say thank you God for giving me the talent , the strenth and the determination to excede the odds in my journey . Ellen S

None of us chose to be a tranny, we were born to be trannies. Ergo: being a TG person is a human right and you know you are a girl when you feel like one.

"You know you are a girl when":
You stare at a woman and your wife is not jealous because she knows you are checking out her outfit and not her boobs LOL



Stephenie

You know you're a girl when you do wear a dress and killer heels and you do look like that, (from the back at least, lol) and everyone else says, 'Wow!'

Nikki

Humor is very subjective. So many factors can affect whether someone "gets it" or not.

On the serious side, this thread coalesced my thoughts on some of those periodic doubts that can affect some of us....well ME anyway, lol.

I finally found my "gold standard" for "You know you are a girl when....". It is "...the idea of reliving your life again as a male is too awful to contemplate. When you would risk verbal abuse, threats, beatings and death rather than repeat that mistake."

So, Jeanette, your thread worked for me. Thanks. Oh, and kick a camel for me....and if you ask "One hump or two?" I will stick out my tounge at you.

"Mine is probably a bit too dry. :-) " - Jenette.

Undoubtably it is the climate, Dear.