What was it that triggered your exciting entry into the world of femininity? In my case it was an incident at school, many years ago. In that repressive era, boys and girls were not permitted to sit together in class: boys sat on one side of the classroom and girls sat on the other. If a child was late, he/she was made to sit with members of the opposite sex as a punishment - strange though this might seem today. The first time I was late, I was made to sit with the girls and loved it so much that I made a habit of coming in late. Each time I was made to sit with the girls. This happened on so many occasions that the teacher said that I should be called Paula rather than Paul. And that was it! I became Paula and was thrilled that I had discovered my girlie side.

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This post was edited by Andie D at August 22, 2018 9:24 AM BST

Hi Andie - I think that was a most wonderful experience for you. Lovely to meet you.

Hi Andie - I think that was a most wonderful experience for you. Lovely to meet you.

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This post was edited by Andie D at August 22, 2018 9:25 AM BST

I think you are very brave, for it takes great courage to be one's true self in this crazy modern world. I have always been perfectly indifferent to public opinion: I had to be, when I was a fourth-rate performer. I do hope we can become the best of friends - you photo is really beautiful, by the way, Andie. I'll try and post one soon.