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Comment on Crossdressing Husband by donna martinez

donna martinez — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 19:43:42 +0000

hello,my name is donna and my boyfriend is a crossdresser even before we started dating he told me about it and i totally excepted this,i have never ben happier.the thing i am concerned about is that he also told me that he has ben with men but yet he doesn't trust me even though he says he is in love with me but i feel he would prefer to be with a man and yet he says he's not gay.

Comment on Crossdressing Men by Robert

Robert — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 18:13:07 +0000

feel free to use my comments as I support men in skirts. I also believe that men should be allowed to wear dresses. I've worn dresses since I was 11 yrs of age. I was not forced, but encouraged by my mother. My mother believed that boys as well as girls could wear them. She dressed myself as well as my brothers in dresses, she also let my sister wear pants. She said clothing is not gender related, only people with narrow minds thought so. She said up until the 1940s you could buy boys dresses from stores and mail-order catalogs. Her brother and male cousins wore them
as children so we could as well.

Comment on Crossdressing Men by Toni

Toni — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:01:21 +0000

I have been worn girls/womens clothing since I was a kid, I think the first time was when I was three, I didn't know any different. I am now approaching 30 and still do it. I was “told off” the first time, so I kept it secret, unless we were playing dress up games, it wasn't until I was in my teens when I had to do some drama at school as a women that I started dressing more at home. My sister knew at the time, she wasn't happy at the time, she now orders me clothing from catalogs and is happy with it.

I don't want to be a women or look like one, and it's nothing sexual as most people perceive. I just love the freedom a skirt or dress gives me, it is so much more comfortable than trousers. I can't remember the last time I wore mens clothing in bed, it's just not for me. It has cost me a few friendships, but if they can't except me for who I am then I don't want a “friend” who tries to change the way I am.

Comment on Crossdressing Men by Robert

Robert — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 18:28:06 +0000

Kelly, if your worried about being made the only thing your doing is putting more stress upon yourself. It can affect you both physically and psychologically. A lot of guys who xdress sometimes commit suicide or wind up engaging in criminal activity.
You need to get dressed. Dress conservative, a black pleated skirt or a kilt, use a pullover shirt (polo), no bra, underwear of boxer briefs (no lines). Go grocery shopping for a few things. You will discover that as long as you don't ACT weird most people will ignor you. Once out, stay out, go to a park during the day, go to the library and read a magazine or a book. (stay out of the childrens' section for obvious reasons) By doing this you will find out most people don't care what you are wearing, but you behavior will be watched. After a couple of times of doing this you will become relaxed and more accepting of yourself. Just remember to act the same as if you are at the auto parts store in jeans and a t-shirt.

Comment on Crossdressing Men by Robert

Robert — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 13:28:06 +0000

Comment on Chapter 5 by Josie

Josie — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 19:39:00 +0000

Zoe you look stunning. You have given me courage and hope. I am very reluctant to go out of my surroundings, but would love to show people my two sides and explore more the joys of wearing women clothing. Mwah

Comment on Chapter 5 by Zoe

Zoe — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 11:34:17 +0000

Hi Helen, Thanks for your comment but please do not feel envious. It has taken me a lot of time, tears, money and effort to live the life that I want. It seems to me that you have bags of confidence already if you are going out to an arranged support group. A lot of men do not realise that their is always something going on in their local area. I would love to put a photo of you up on the site so please email to me using the link at the bottom of the page (in the yellow box). Alternatively you can tell your story by going to the writers club.

Comment on Chapter 5 by Helen

Helen — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 20:57:08 +0000

Zoe. I think you look wonderful and you seem to have a confidence that I and probably many bothers lack.

As I sit here in my new black evening dress sipping at a glass of wine I feel quite envious of you abilities. I shall go to a party with a local cross dressers group next week wearing another of my evening dresses, I think long dresses suit me and my personal style, with luck I might get a decent photo of me at the party. If so I wiil add it to the site, if I can work out how.

Helen

Comment on Nail Varnish by Joseph

Joseph — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 17:11:14 +0000

I like nail foil. It’s hard to work was, but the effect when done correctly is awesome.

Comment on Bras by Donatella

Donatella — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:32:54 +0000

Just sharing, not affiliated with this company, but I’m not too skinny anymore, so I found most bra’s too tight. I ran across Big Girl Bras, BiggerBras.com. They have many choices for bras that fit us ‘bigger gals’ Unfortunately, I really like the more expensive ones and a few months ago got this one, which I love.