New Style
Model Disha Dejectedly, I tugged at the expensive fabric of my favourite suit. Clinging to the futile notion that if it still fit, even a little bit, then I'd still have a link back to the man I was. But the suit hung around my now slender frame like a Calvin Klein tent. Instead of boosting my rapidly fading male identity, it only served to emphasise how much my body had changed. With full breasts swelling on my chest and a newly minted pussy between my legs, I was well past the point of denying what the gender flu had done to me. It was time to face up to my future like a man, um, woman. The first step, I decided, was to start on a new wardrobe. I'd been getting by with family castoffs and old shirts that fit more like dresses, and I'd had about enough of looking like a student on laundry day. I'd always enjoyed dressing well, and I didn't see a reason why that should change now. I'll admit a small part of me had always envied women's wider var...