26-03-2012, 03:33 AM
Not exactly on point, but there is a national organization called Tri-ess which is a support group for crossdressers and their family and friends. You might google them to see if they have local branches near you. The second time I went out en femme was with a group of 5 of them for dinner. It was a terrific experience. Actually it was an interview to see if they were interested in having me join. They were but I chickened out. One odd thing was that since I had suddenly sprouted C cups, I had to be sure to not order soup as my vision to the table was blocked. 
If you can't find them in your area, you might google "Crossdresser support group" or "TG support group" and a big city near you. Another idea is to stop at a LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans) bar or club. They usually have a free periodical rack near the entry and there might be some interesting items mentioned. Now how you find such a club is another trick as I doubt they are listed in the yellow pages quite that way. Maybe going to an Adult Bookstore (which are listed in the yellow pages) and seeing if they have a periodical rack or gathering your courage and asking an employee there about a club.
Unfortunately Illinois is quite a distance from Nevada which is where I am.
If you can't find them in your area, you might google "Crossdresser support group" or "TG support group" and a big city near you. Another idea is to stop at a LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans) bar or club. They usually have a free periodical rack near the entry and there might be some interesting items mentioned. Now how you find such a club is another trick as I doubt they are listed in the yellow pages quite that way. Maybe going to an Adult Bookstore (which are listed in the yellow pages) and seeing if they have a periodical rack or gathering your courage and asking an employee there about a club.
Unfortunately Illinois is quite a distance from Nevada which is where I am.