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Sooner are later Tumblr is going to close, judging by the fact they are closing accounts left right and centre that have any nsfw content in a bid to please apple and google, soon they will just revert to wordpress blogging only, its in the pipeline for 2027

The only things I don't want to see are unsolicited dick pics or images of people in cages.

Instead, I'd much rather see you showing off your style! You don't have to show your face in fact, it's often safer not to. Share your outfits, dresses, skirts, heels, boots, makeup, wigs, accessories, or anything else that helps you feel more feminine and confident.

Let's keep this a positive, supportive space where people can express themselves and inspire each other.

If you tell me what you love, then maybe I will create it here

• Glute Bridges – Strengthen and shape the glutes while improving hip stability. Aim for 3 sets of 12–15 reps.
• Hip Thrusts – One of the best exercises for building stronger, rounder glutes. Start with bodyweight before adding resistance.
• Donkey Kicks & Fire Hydrants – Great for targeting the glutes and hips, helping create a balanced lower-body shape.
• Walking Lunges – Improve leg definition, balance, and coordination while engaging the glutes.
• Sumo Squats – A wider stance targets the inner thighs and glutes more than standard squats.
• Pilates – Excellent for developing a long, lean appearance, improving core strength, posture, and body awareness.
• Yoga – Increases flexibility, balance, and graceful movement while encouraging better posture and relaxation.
• Core Workouts (Planks, Dead Bugs, Bird Dogs) – A strong core supports better posture and creates a more elegant silhouette.
• Hip Mobility & Stretching – Daily hip flexor, hamstring, and lower back stretches can make movement feel smoother and more fluid.
• Posture & Walking Practice – Spend 5–10 minutes each day walking with relaxed shoulders, an engaged core, and smooth, controlled steps. Practising balance in low heels (if you wear them) can also help with confidence and coordination.

• Develop a skincare routine – Cleanse, moisturise, and use SPF daily. Healthy skin can make you feel more polished and confident.
• Wear a subtle fragrance – A light perfume or body mist can become part of your feminine identity and boost confidence.
• Pay attention to your posture – Standing tall with relaxed shoulders and graceful movements can change how you feel and present yourself.
• Keep your nails neat – Whether natural, buffed, or painted, well-maintained nails can make your hands feel more elegant.
• Wear feminine underwear or lounge wear – Even if no one else sees it, wearing something you enjoy can help you feel more connected to your feminine side.
• Accessorise thoughtfully – A necklace, bracelet, watch, earrings (if pierced), or a simple ring can subtly enhance your look.
• Experiment with your wardrobe – Try incorporating softer colours, flattering cuts, or fabrics like satin, knitwear, or flowing materials that make you feel good.
• Practice makeup little by little – Focus on one skill at a time, such as mascara, brows, or a natural base, rather than trying to master everything at once.
• Take care of your hair – Whether it's long, short, or a wig, keeping it clean, styled, and healthy can make a big difference in your overall presentation.
• Find your own version of femininity – Femininity doesn't have to look one particular way. Whether your style is elegant, cute, edgy, sporty, or minimalist, embracing what genuinely makes you feel feminine is often the most rewarding approach.

For those who are interested in chastity or denial, what draws you to it? Is it about the psychological aspect, the power dynamic, feeling more feminine, or something else entirely? If it isn't for you, what makes it unappealing?

Do you think femininity is mostly about clothing, makeup, and appearance, or is it more about confidence, behaviour, and mindset? Which matters more, and why?

Some people strive to pass as women in public, while others simply enjoy expressing femininity without worrying about how they're perceived. Do you think "passing" is an important goal, or is self-expression enough?

Would you rather be conventionally attractive but lacking confidence, or average-looking with complete confidence in your femininity? Which do you think has the bigger impact on how others perceive you and on how you perceive yourself?

Some people spend years perfecting one feminine aesthetic, while others love switching between cute, elegant, gothic, glamorous, or casual looks. Which approach do you think leads to the strongest sense of personal style?

If you had to pick just one defining quality appearance, personality, body language, voice, fashion, confidence, or something else which would you choose? Do you think there even is a single defining trait, or is femininity different for everyone?

Looking back at your journey, what's one change that made the biggest difference in helping you feel more feminine? It could be learning makeup, growing your hair, improving your confidence, finding your personal style, or simply accepting yourself.

Is there a dress, pair of heels, lingerie set, swimsuit, accessory, or even a complete outfit you've always wanted to wear but haven't had the chance or confidence to try yet? What's holding you back, and what would finally convince you to go for it?

There are so many different styles soft and cute, elegant and classy, gothic, coquette, vintage, glamorous, sporty, or casual. Which aesthetic do you feel drawn to the most, and what is it about that look that resonates with you?