I agree that it is posible to pass, and I have been incredibly fortunate because most people just see me as a tall woman. I'd say that 1 in 100 clocks me. I think voice work is probably the most important. Not only pitch but inflection and sentence structure play heavily. My muscles have gotten so used to it that I find it almost imposible to find my old voice. Hopefully, it is lost permantently. :) Not furrowing the brow is important, and knowing where to look when encountering another woman is too. You look them right in the eyes and flash a little smile, but you do not stare, because women have much more important things to do than look in each others eyes.

Notice, I have not mentioned clothing. I wear almost exclusively long skirts and long sleeve blouses as I do not want to be seen as trying to attract a man, so therefore am no competition to other women.

One skill that is very difficult for even a T brain to develop is inventory of surroundings. My female roomates can make a single pass through a room and if asked later, can be extremely accurate in remembering exactly what pieces of furniture are in the room, what color, where the lamps are and a whole plethora of details that I can not keep up with. I have often wondered if there is a way to teach that to T folk?

Gwendolyn