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I'm a 50 something year old transgendered woman who calls Montreal home. I'm 5' 6" tall with light green eyes and light brown hair. I weigh approximately 140 lbs, am in good shape (38..28..37), healthy, a
non-smoker, non-drinker, happy-go-lucky and have a great sense of humor. I love to sing and dance, play drums, have a passion for motorcycles and airplanes, > I love working with my hands, am fascinated with Arthurian legends and the myth and cultures of the North American native peoples. And then, of course, I love being a girl. All my life I've done the "guy thing".... went to college, played sports, started a career, got married, bought the house and the car and some toys, had some fun and lived comfortably, for the most part. Although there have been a few misfortunes, I have no real regrets about the things I've done in life. But through it all, there's been this part of me that's always wanted > to be softer, more sensitive, more feminine I have always had this fascination with the female "mystique". I love women, from the way they look, walk, talk, smell and especially how they relate to other women. There's a certain "knowing" that they have that guys just don't have and just don't get. I have been dressing in female clothes to some extent since before I was a teenager. I do not know what prompted me to put on that first pair of stockings and high heels, but I knew it was something that felt good and almost natural to me. It would take years before I knew what to call it, and more years again before I could even share it with another soul, but I have long ago given up questioning it and just accept it as a part of who I am. Being kyrie allows me to outwardly express the things I feel inside. The clothes, the hair, the makeup and perfume are just the "uniform", in a sense, of something that runs a lot deeper. It's part of the female me, I try to be as feminine as I can be, and I do not really care if I get "read', just as long as I don't get hassled about it. So far, I have not had any problems presenting as a woman. I think it's a matter of attitude. If you are comfortable with yourself and pleasant when dealing with others, you will be treated as the lady you want to be the lady you are. Thanks again. Hugs, Kyrie kyriecd@yahoo.ca |