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Jamie Dailey's Interests
General
I really enjoy woman's fashion, shoes, gender theory, shoes, computing (yes, I'm a geek), shoes, performing on stage, shoes, history, did I mention shoes?
I'm a t-gal from the northeast who has been around for about ten years now. Although I am technically not full-time, wearing my own hair long (no wigs for this gal!) and countless hours of electrolysis has definitely helped to blur things for me gender-wise in my everyday life.
People ask me about the “pink gown” that I am wearing in some of my profile pictures. Although some of the pictures don’t show it well, the gown is actually a deep magenta. It is a custom-made corset with a matching ballroom skirt (made with 8 yards of material!!) and shawl..
There is a story that goes along with this outfit. A couple of years ago, I was diagnosed with a potentially fatal condition. I was really bummed out and wanted to do something nice for myself. Soon afterwards, I was attending the First Event and saw the work done by Ann Grogan’s group “Romantasy.” I have always had a fondness for corsets so I decided to treat myself. One thing led to another and the corset turned into an entire ensemble. While I was waiting for the garments to be sewn, I discovered that the initial medical diagnosis was incorrect. Of course, I was quite relieved. Even though I was going to be alright, I couldn’t see cancelling the ensemble. Now, every time I see or think of this outfit, I am reminded that, no matter how bad your situation, things are not always as gloomy as they may seem!.
I’m fairly involved with the gender-community, especially Fantasia Fair (www.fantasiafair.org), so hopefully you’ll find me at some conference or event. If you do see me, please do say “Hi!” Although I am not looking for dates, I would love to make new friends.
Who I'd like to meet: The Dalai Lama, Peter Gabriel, Seth Green, Stephen Hawkings, David Letterman, Cyndi Lauper, Nelson Mandella, Steven Speilberg, Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert
I’m fairly involved with the gender-community, especially Fantasia Fair (
