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You don't say what kind of religious community it is (you say "meeting" and that sounds Quaker). What is the position of your church on gay and transgendered people? Are they by chance officially "Welcoming and Affirming"? If your church is liberal and in favor of sexual equality...

crfriend wrote: By the by, Bill, what's the object you're holding in your avatar? It looks like a musical instrument of some sort, but there's not enough detail for me to identify it.

It's a Celtic harp that I play at Renaissance faires.

When I was at the Scottish Festival in Tulsa last year, a lot of the vendors had wool plaid kilts in two lengths, one the traditional at the knee length of a male kilt, and the other ending about a third of the way up the thigh from the knee, moderately mini length, that that was intended for women.

Exactly what kind of advice are you looking for? What kind of setting? They sound good enough to be worn with a suit coat in the place you would wear a suit, and you probably don't want to work on your car in them. You've already said that you will need a slip.

If you carry a tape measure with you when you shop (that has inches on one side and centimeters on the other), you can translate any size, and find out if something will fit you when it is still on the rack.

Full beard, Ernest Hemingway length, hair not much longer than about 4 inches that I cut myself and doesn't have barber sidewalls, with male pattern baldness, no jewelry of any kind, no makeup (hate the feel of goop on my skin).

I was directed here by a post to Crossdressers.com, and over there they want you to post an introduction. I don't see a separate place for that here, so I will just do it here in the main part of the board. I am an eccentric relative to the mainstream of the people who post to CD.com. I haven't made...