Going back with the new

 After all the excitement of the last few weeks we return to more regular things on this rapidly improving blog.

The origins of this whole thing go back a long time, decades actually and that period was generally different to today as while challenges still exist for some, there is more toleration and acceptance of variant dressing than there was when I was growing up.

It also is the case it is easier to find and order things, literally a few keystrokes and mouse clicks away than back then too.

Early exploration as ever started with what was at hand and living on the big chest in Mum's room was a Royal Stewart longish kilt skirt that I rather took a shine to in those early days of dressing more feminine.

In a nod to last weeks post this is more in mini  as in Mini skirt territory.

Recently I bought this which was very similar which fits a treat that when matched with either white tights or girls socks looks so much like that child like me wearing for the first time a skirt!

It just feels fantastic to be back to then as a little sissy gurl in the innocence of that time after all the stuff I've faced this year.

Revisiting the school girl look

 While it's very likely we'll talk about something else next week as we see the month out, we'll continue with a theme that's been running across the last two months.

There was a term I remember from the late 2000's and early 2010's that was used to describe the way you transposed what you saw on a female and applied that over to you as a feminine boy, sissy gurl or "cross dresser" that gave way to a blog: Femulation

It wasn't a matter of being totally that person but taking a chunk of how they presented as much of what had gone before was more routed in club or drag scene looks and this was more about dressing more like an actual female would.

Given I've scant interest in "femulating" to be a woman not least for being in so many ways a child in a adult sized body for me it's more about feminine looks of a child.

This was from a school boys protest where Academy School Management teams show their worst management methods on a regular basis but anyway the relevant thing was that white and black tartan plaid skirt.

It just looks right whatever that boys motivation for wearing it so why not thought I emulate that in a littles context?

I wasn't looking for a mini kilt which wouldn't of been realistic in that plaid nor a woman's skirt with buttons and zip fastenings.

That was more like it a fully elastic pull-on pleated skirt that is more juvenile in its feel which you could see with a blouse or school polo shirt and either short frilly socks or longer white or grey girls ones

It's been a while since I applied some fresh thoughts presenting more as a little sissy school gurl and this just lifts things from the usual grey or green junior skirts I have experimented with in the past.