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Not that I know many local folks here, but as I posted on Facebook:
I've been putting off getting more fem clothing because I'm not the shape I want to be long-term. But it's not like I'm going to spend 100s of dollars on clothes; I do thrift stores.
Would anyone who knows fem clothes like to go on a shopping trip with me and help me figure out outfits and what would look nice on me? Everything else fem that I've done, like nail polish or pigtails or the occasional skirt, have been greeted by the world in general with a big lack of notice, and I've been left wondering why I didn't do that years ago. I don't want to be saying that in a few years time.
I've been putting off getting more fem clothing because I'm not the shape I want to be long-term. But it's not like I'm going to spend 100s of dollars on clothes; I do thrift stores.
Would anyone who knows fem clothes like to go on a shopping trip with me and help me figure out outfits and what would look nice on me? Everything else fem that I've done, like nail polish or pigtails or the occasional skirt, have been greeted by the world in general with a big lack of notice, and I've been left wondering why I didn't do that years ago. I don't want to be saying that in a few years time.
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Charity shops are good in that they're reasonably priced so you can experiment a bit and donate stuff back if it doesn't work.
Never forget that accessories are as important as clothes!
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A couple local friends, both trans-men, have offered to help out, so that's super exciting! I look at women's clothes and just feel kind of lost.
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