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Meet Michelle - A Tale of Two Halves(2/2)
By Jo Allison
(1/2), (2/2).

Not every aspect of Michelle's mad life is so positive, The negative thing is the family, the embarrassment of people, she sighs. Living, as it were, two separate lives, Michelle has to hide her alter ego from some people.

This can make things very, very complicated, for example, Tomorrow I've got to go to the salon during the day, got to get changed back to Mike, then down to 'Lazer Quest', then go for a meal, get back home for about 8 o'clock, get changed back to Michelle. It's like mad!
Not one to let the bastards grind her down, she even laughs at the fact she has two lives, I can do so much as a bloke... but as Michelle I'm real lazy, I don't do housework or anything like that. It's like, oh my god how can you be that snobby as a woman, and not give a shit as a bloke? I don't tidy up or anything, not as Michelle, its all Mike's job... I've got a built in sugar daddy, ha ha ha!

Just as long as it doesn't get to the point where "I start talking to myself like on Lord Of The Rings...start talking to yourself, "Your not going out like that you slag"... "Yes I am!" I've lost it at that point, but to look at Michelle you wouldn't think Schmegal; you'd think more like, what a chic gal!
Michelle, as you can see in her pics, looks classy and beautifully coiffured as a woman, and has had loads of compliments, the best being from an image consultant in London. She met a team of consultants who were thinking of tapping into the transvestite market and telling the trannies how to dress more like women, but Michelle's mentor asked me about everything... and the girl said 'Michelle was the best dressed there'... I really made an effort I had, like, a brown suede skirt, and a brown scarf, and a black top and my black boots and I had this Mexx cord coat, everything just looked bang on... I'm a bloke in a dress, but best dressed in the room according to her!
This amuses Michelle, especially due to the fact that her clothes are anything but designer. I'm not really into designers...this skirt was me wife's, and this top was from erm, New Look I think. I just go anywhere and look; I can go through rails really fast. I have a cut off point of £10, I won't spend anything over £10, shoes, everything, tops under a fiver!"

Michelle does take a lot of pride in her appearance as a woman, and has a beautiful collection of brassy blonde wigs, from New York and the long blonde one I got off me hair dresser. She used to lap dance in it, I'm just hoping the pheromones will rub off! Michelle doesn't base her look on anyone, but emulates strong powerful women, I do ladies that lunch for shopping, or posh trendy, hopefully what I've pulled off today, or in the club I've got nice legs so I can seem to just get away with mini skirts...my Lycra pink dress looks good with a spray tan.
Remarkably, Michelle is all self taught when it comes to clothes and makeup, I shave my legs cos that's a girl thing, getting ready, shaving your legs before you go out in the bath, I like that. It takes a lot for a man to look anything other than a bloke in a badly fitting dress, I don't have a problem with clothes (as if darling, as if!), I get them all off the peg...I've been taking natural hormones for two years, getting little bit of hips, but its not going fast enough, and I've got these little fourteen year old boobs!
Obviously manly traits can be a problem, my fingers are stubs, and you can tell, look at the width of my hand, you can tell that's a mans trait but Michelle will not go any further than plucking, shaving, laser treatment and natural hormones, If you had a magic wand, I'd be a girl straight away, without even thinking, but I'd never have a sex change, I'd never be a woman.
Michelle, however flamboyant and happy as a tranny, complains of her loneliness. It's a pity you could actually break into two so you could have the company of the other person, without it being in your head, Michelle does want a partner, but thinks it would be best if it was a woman.

I don't think I could be with a man if I was Michelle all the time, then it would be a chance to let the male side slip, cos if I was a bloke I would become a closet kitchen fitter, he'd go to work in the morning, and I'd whip my wig off, and he'd come in from work and say, where are them shelves from?!...(Laughter) Nothing to do with me...getting me drill fix!"
Hull, however un-cosmopolitan, and perhaps the most unlikely place for acceptance of a transvestite, has been really good to Michelle, I find people in Hull fine, I've been lucky, I've been trannying all over the place! I've had my wig pulled off twice by two gay blokes, that's about it.
So, are things changing in the transvestite world? The other week at a bar, I got introduced -to a bloke- and he shook my hand and he crushed my rings together, and I though you absolute knob-head, and then three weeks after he came up and gave me a big cuddle. So what I thought was a complete knob-head... However although most men seem fine, Michelle realises that transvestites are the unknown; I've got no delusions of grandeur, cos I could walk out of this hotel, and they could smash my head in...

However Michelle has no intention of keeping her tranny antics to the dead of night, and when you see what a stunner she is in daylight, it's obvious there's no need for a string of garlic around her neck.
That sparkly pink necklace looks so much better, after all darling, a woman needs her jewels!

www.ezantiaging.com - For information on her amazing pillow invention!

www.salon-si.co.uk - The Salon SI website

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