ChaoticMusings

Syl wrote:

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Magica wrote:

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Syl wrote:

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I love it when people recreate an old photo to how they are now.

Me, OH and Grandson have three pics, one when he was about 8, one when he was 18 and first starting UNI, and one 5 years later when he graduated...we are all stood in the same positions, I have then framed on the wall.

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 Oh that's such a good idea.  Memories as he is growing.up x

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 Thanks Mags, actual photos are far nicer than everything stored on a computer, I think.

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 Oh for sure x

Syl wrote:

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Has anyone else noticed the irony of, since the government defined, for the confused, the legal interpretation of who was a man and who was a woman, there seems to be more transvestites around...ie, men dressing in womens clothes.

I have seen several wandering around recently, one causing an argument, the others just browsing or buying in the shops, in the last couple of weeks.
I am not talking of biological men who live quietly feeling female, I am talking of men who seem to have thrown a frock and heels on and not bothered to even shave.
Very odd.

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 Oh for sure 

Syl wrote:

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Magica wrote:

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Syl wrote:

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Has anyone else noticed the irony of, since the government defined, for the confused, the legal interpretation of who was a man and who was a woman, there seems to be more transvestites around...ie, men dressing in womens clothes.

I have seen several wandering around recently, one causing an argument, the others just browsing or buying in the shops, in the last couple of weeks.
I am not talking of biological men who live quietly feeling female, I am talking of men who seem to have thrown a frock and heels on and not bothered to even shave.
Very odd.

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 Oh for sure 

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 Some of them are sights to behold.

It reminds me of my younger days...the gay village was just starting out in Manchester. I sometimes frequented in a club in that area, not a gay one, but next door to maybe the first gay pub in Manchester.

Some of the men/ladies, wore really over the top sequined clothes, when they lifted their arms they had more hair sprouting out than some had on their heads. Bald was in, (they didn't all wear wigs) and you could see the panstick lines where they ended around the jawline.

Ahhh...the good old days.

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 And .... I bet they thought they looked beautiful! 

Syl wrote:

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Magica wrote:

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Syl wrote:

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Magica wrote:

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Syl wrote:

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Has anyone else noticed the irony of, since the government defined, for the confused, the legal interpretation of who was a man and who was a woman, there seems to be more transvestites around...ie, men dressing in womens clothes.

I have seen several wandering around recently, one causing an argument, the others just browsing or buying in the shops, in the last couple of weeks.
I am not talking of biological men who live quietly feeling female, I am talking of men who seem to have thrown a frock and heels on and not bothered to even shave.
Very odd.

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 Oh for sure 

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 Some of them are sights to behold.

It reminds me of my younger days...the gay village was just starting out in Manchester. I sometimes frequented in a club in that area, not a gay one, but next door to maybe the first gay pub in Manchester.

Some of the men/ladies, wore really over the top sequined clothes, when they lifted their arms they had more hair sprouting out than some had on their heads. Bald was in, (they didn't all wear wigs) and you could see the panstick lines where they ended around the jawline.

Ahhh...the good old days.

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 And .... I bet they thought they looked beautiful! 

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