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I started just being around the house and then out in different areas outdoors. I have been to one nudist camp and liked it. One you go and force yourself to get naked with everyone else there is actually less sexual tension than being at a beach or pool.

This is my experience also. I started with a bra and eventually got silicone breasts. I moved to panties and other women's clothing to complete the outfit. I do wear them outside if secluded, but otherwise just at home.

I think you are right, that is a great explanation and is very close to my history. I do have a collection of clothes and have also "purged" what I had a few times. I still like wearing lingerie and dresses and seem to be expanding into more wigs and more grooming that I did before. I do think that much of my hesitation has been "what if someone finds out".

It is interesting to me that while I do enjoy shemale (trans) porn, I only find myself looking at those who are very feminine, yet still have that curiosity to try. I'm not interested in receiving anal really, I'm intrigued by the idea of sucking someone who is feminine with male genitalia.

I can argue your post on this point. You stated, "Racist, Phart, is a person who, instead of working for peace between the races, criticized those that bring the subject of inequality up." First, you mis-defined what a racist is. I believe that this practice is leading to much of the animosity in the country, example: pronouns. You can't redefine something because it's inconvenient or currently popular/unpopular. Second, there are a measurable number of people who use a trait, not limited to race, to gain position socially and/or bully others with a different point of view. The cancel culture should never have evolved. The genetic traits you mention, along with other differences such as LGBT, religion, etc. should be things that start conversation and understanding rather than shutting them down. I do agree with you that, "Unfortunately, it’s not like that.", but I believe supporting organizations like Black Lives Matter or any other that would divide people or draw undue attention to a topic is the wrong thing to do. I miss being able to have conversations with anyone about nearly any topic, and am tired of being afraid that someone will be offended and that it can destroy my ability to live freely or earn a living.

No, a racist is someone having, reflecting, or fostering the belief that race is a fundamental determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race. If you look at people as individuals rather than one or more physical characteristics to be used to define, differentiate, or separate people, it will be obvious that all lives matter because we are all human beings. Those who use any trait to set themselves or others apart from the rest are the true problem.

I think its good to compliment people. If they don't know how to take it I think that is their issue. As long as the intent is honest I wouldn't worry about it. I listed as bi, but I've never actually been with a man/trans ... just have moments of curiosity ... if the right situation or person were available. I would not be offended.