One of the most remarkable moments during the "Witches Ball" on Saturday, came with remembering back to all the Halloween parties which played such an integral part in me beginning to find my way in the world as a transgender woman.
Back in those days, my goal was to (of course) do my best to transform from a guy into the most attractive or bizarre woman I could. These days I am taking a much shorter route from trans woman to woman.
It's difficult to believe how far I have been able to come in my journey and still have so much fun.
I was able to use the rest room as much as I wanted without incident and was even able to enjoy a couple of beers before we cleaned up and headed home after three in the morning.
To be able to walk through the crowd and feel all the eyes on me was a rush too. I guess I am just an incurable narcissist after all. I just loved all of the attention and I remembered to ask Liz to take a couple of pictures to illustrate my point.
Rarely (never) do I like my pictures but I had a fun time with these.
As I did with the evening. Long live Halloween! :)
Monday, October 23, 2017
Perception and Reality Intersected
Well, the 15th Annual Cincinnati Witches Ball has come and gone, and of course it was a transgender woman's right to change her mind about a costume.
Actually, I couldn't quite find what I wore last year, so I hurriedly threw together a costume that came a little closer to fitting the night's theme.
I found a sparkly sleeveless top (red) and paired it with my black wide gaucho pants and flats for comfort and topped it all off with a funky large fedora.
For makeup, I used a light foundation, smokey eyes and dark red lipstick. I even did a fairly good job of painting my own nails a variation of red.
The most interesting story of the night came early as I was helping dole out the appetizers and one of the young bartenders who I did not know came through to help distribute them throughout the venue.
He said, "I thought you were a real woman." I said thanks and I am...a transgender woman. He just said "Oh." and went on about his business.
I thought I was going to be in for a real interesting evening if it was starting like this. However, it calmed down quite a bit.
Of course, I got quite a few looks and was spoken to many times but the fun of the evening came from the ones who really didn't know what gender I was.
Plus I spent quite a bit of time chatting with a couple old acquaintances I hadn't seen for awhile.
I will have a couple more posts about the event plus I do have a couple more pictures to pass along (no pun intended) too. So stick around Cyrsti's Condo.
Actually, I couldn't quite find what I wore last year, so I hurriedly threw together a costume that came a little closer to fitting the night's theme.
I found a sparkly sleeveless top (red) and paired it with my black wide gaucho pants and flats for comfort and topped it all off with a funky large fedora.
For makeup, I used a light foundation, smokey eyes and dark red lipstick. I even did a fairly good job of painting my own nails a variation of red.
The most interesting story of the night came early as I was helping dole out the appetizers and one of the young bartenders who I did not know came through to help distribute them throughout the venue.
He said, "I thought you were a real woman." I said thanks and I am...a transgender woman. He just said "Oh." and went on about his business.
I thought I was going to be in for a real interesting evening if it was starting like this. However, it calmed down quite a bit.
Of course, I got quite a few looks and was spoken to many times but the fun of the evening came from the ones who really didn't know what gender I was.
Plus I spent quite a bit of time chatting with a couple old acquaintances I hadn't seen for awhile.
I will have a couple more posts about the event plus I do have a couple more pictures to pass along (no pun intended) too. So stick around Cyrsti's Condo.
Friday, October 20, 2017
The Bitch (Witch) is Back!
After much consternation over the "gangster moll" costume not fitting well, I decided to save Liz the time to make it over and will come to the "Cincinnati Witches Ball" as ...a witch.
I use a long flowing black and white patterned dress with fish nets and flats and use a much lighter foundation to set off my "smoky eyes." If I can find a funky witches hat to go with it, I am going to add it this year too.
Last year, I did garner the attention of an "admirer" so it will be interesting to see if I do again this year.
It's a fun free wheeling costume to wear, so I'm looking forward to "gliding" through the evening. I suppose I could pick up a witches broom to go with the costume, but it would be something else I would have to keep track of and put out extra expense.
With a little luck I may be able to come up with a picture!
It will be interesting if I see any other cross dresser - transgender women there.
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Witches Ball Costume...Five years ago |
Last year, I did garner the attention of an "admirer" so it will be interesting to see if I do again this year.
It's a fun free wheeling costume to wear, so I'm looking forward to "gliding" through the evening. I suppose I could pick up a witches broom to go with the costume, but it would be something else I would have to keep track of and put out extra expense.
With a little luck I may be able to come up with a picture!
It will be interesting if I see any other cross dresser - transgender women there.
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