September 2011 Pics
This was kinda a big deal for me. I'm not wearing a wig in these pics. It's my natural hair with
some hair extensions. So if I ever let my hair grow out, this is what it will look like. I was
really nervous because the extensions didn't blend in smoothly with my real hair. I had to move
some extensions from the back of my head to the front to make it look right. Subsequently, my
hair in the back looks really awkward but, from what I'm told, my hair looks great from the
front. Let me know what you think.
Here are some pics of me at MNT.
If I get a lot of positive feedback, I may opt for this in the future instead of a wig. It may not
look as nice as a wig but it feels more natural. Plus I can leave it in longer.
I decided to leave my extensions in the entire week and live in girl mode. That included going
out shopping in New Hope which I decided to do the next day. It was my first time shopping
en femme which was somewhat monumental but I didn't feel it warranted a diary entry.
New Hope is very gay-friendly and everyone was kind and courteous. I didn't get any strange
looks or stares (at least that I could see) so either no one read me or everyone was totally
accepting. Either is fine with me. My only complaint is there actually are not many places to
shop in New Hope so I didn't buy anything. I never even got to try anything on. <sigh> Next
time I'll go somewhere with better shopping prospects even if it's not as T-friendly.
Turns out next time was a couple days later. See my diary entry here.
some hair extensions. So if I ever let my hair grow out, this is what it will look like. I was
really nervous because the extensions didn't blend in smoothly with my real hair. I had to move
some extensions from the back of my head to the front to make it look right. Subsequently, my
hair in the back looks really awkward but, from what I'm told, my hair looks great from the
front. Let me know what you think.
Here are some pics of me at MNT.
If I get a lot of positive feedback, I may opt for this in the future instead of a wig. It may not
look as nice as a wig but it feels more natural. Plus I can leave it in longer.
I decided to leave my extensions in the entire week and live in girl mode. That included going
out shopping in New Hope which I decided to do the next day. It was my first time shopping
en femme which was somewhat monumental but I didn't feel it warranted a diary entry.
New Hope is very gay-friendly and everyone was kind and courteous. I didn't get any strange
looks or stares (at least that I could see) so either no one read me or everyone was totally
accepting. Either is fine with me. My only complaint is there actually are not many places to
shop in New Hope so I didn't buy anything. I never even got to try anything on. <sigh> Next
time I'll go somewhere with better shopping prospects even if it's not as T-friendly.
Turns out next time was a couple days later. See my diary entry here.
