Transgender Transition - Pressing Issues?

OK... This is kind of weird...

I've accepted the looks and comments (and stood up for myself and others when those comments were cruel)... but... what do you do when another female just randomly presses your body parts to see "what's going on"?

I still need to fake the guy role at times, but as my looks, breasts and bum are obviously becoming more feminine, it is creating a strange curiosity for some. A female co-worker recently walked by me at work and grabbed my breast, then kept on walking (without saying a word). Several days later, the same woman began pressing my bum... not in a groping way (unfortunately), but more of a "is this real" type of way.

If my transition is becoming that much of a curiosity, then why not ask me if... I don't know... I guess it would have been more weird if she randomly asked, "So why are your boobs getting so perky?".

I'm not offended at all. In fact, it's encouraged me to push forward with more transitioning, including laser hair removal. Androgyny is more tolerated than hairy guys with breasts and getting rid of the unwanted hair would do wonders for my own piece of mind as well.

I took the pics to the right this morning -- with no make-up, bra or padding -- to see if my boobs -- or I -- look like an oddity.

Oddity or not... I like the way I look!

Transgender Cell Phone Selfies

I'm not a big fan of selfies... especially when somebody takes (and posts) several every day.

That being said, I've always been SO JEALOUS of transvestites and transgenders that can take a cell phone selfie that comes out very cute, as a lot of us can't pull that off.

The reason for that is simple. Cell phones have wide angle lenses which tend to overly accentuate the chin, nose and all the other parts that those of us who were born as male do not want to be exaggerated when we are trying to pull off a female look. I highly suggest using a regular digital camera over the cell phone when you are taking pictures of yourself.

That being said, I was just going through my cell phone and noticed this attempt at a selfie. No make-up or pretty clothes... just chillin in overalls on a cold  January morning. I was suprized that it actually came out somewhat cute... so yes... you are looking at the first selfie that I have ever posted (but I still recommend a regular digital camera).