And I thought my coffee maker was an impressive bit of technology…

…but now there are some “real” prosthetic boobs called, umm, the “Real Breast” at  www.realbreast.com …no idea if they are anywhere as convincing as they look. Fortunately, they only cost a thousand dollars.

Getting the waist you want…

First, an article on different ways of looking at waist-to-hip ratio and attractiveness in women.

Second, an article about how women with wide hips are smarter. (Totally silly and unreliable but fun nonetheless.)

Third, here are some ways to whittle your waist

And if that doesn’t work, try Romantasy. I haven’t used their corsets, but they are very open about serving crossdressers and the TG community (link right out in the open). Lots of information.

Two stories of crossdressing and politics

A crossdresser elected mayor in Oregon

…and evidence why it’s best to be honest.

Crossdresser’s Internet Shopping Guide

Shopping with Kathryn

Article: Before You Throw Away All Your Lingerie

My favorite line is the last one in this article (but you should read the whole thing):

Keep your lingerie in the drawer. Embracing the feminine may be the most masculine thing you ever do.

Major myths, questions, psychology and a how-to guide

Why say it if someone else already has? Here are some concise thoughts, many I’ve encountered, on the major myths associated with crossdressing. I’ve pulled this quote the blog Girl in a Blender, which looks to be more thoughtful than most on the subject:

Well, what better place to start this blog than to tear down those misconceptions everyone seems to have about crossdressers? This post is about many of the myths people seem to cling to when it comes to people like me. Some of them make sense, but are wrong. Others are just plain weird. So here they are, in no particular order.