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    Wink My boyfriend really is 'normal'

    My boyfriend is your typical man, farts, belches, sportsman, good looking, macho, mans man, lots of female friends, flirter, typical bloke!
    But 2 months into our relationship he told me that he was a cross dresser.
    I can remember that night so clearly. He was sooo wound up. He said he needed to tell me something. And that something was bad. My god! I didn't know what to think. Was he a murderer? Was he a rapist? A paedophile? He cried. I was terriified to know the truth. But I needed to know. Eventually after alot of agonising, he showed me this site........ WOW ! I was soo relieved, I laughed with relief.
    Since then our life has been fantastic! And his cross dressing has enriched our lives and made life more interesting. That's not to say I fully understand everything about it , I need to know more. I would love to converse with like minded people and maybe meet up for a chat with anyone in this area. Ian feels the same way.
    So anyone out there who feels the same, let me know.

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    A beautiful story from a beautiful lady! That's the first thing that popped into my mind when I read your story! I'm sure many of us will offer help to you the best we can! Hugs to you both!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jayne1963 View Post
    ! can remember that night so clearly. He was sooo wound up. He said he needed to tell me something. And that something was bad. My god! I didn't know what to think. Was he a murderer? Was he a rapist? A paedophile? He cried. I was terriified to know the truth. But I needed to know. Eventually after alot of agonising, he showed me this site........ WOW ! I was soo relieved, I laughed with relief.
    Since then our life has been fantastic! And his cross dressing has enriched our lives and made life more interesting. That's not to say I fully understand everything about it , I need to know more. I would love to converse with like minded people and maybe meet up for a chat with anyone in this area. Ian feels the same way.
    So anyone out there who feels the same, let me know.
    IF more women had this type of reaction maybe there would not be sooo many lonely cross dressers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IMkrystal View Post
    IF more women had this type of reaction maybe there would not be sooo many lonely cross dressers?
    This is so very true

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    Hi Jayne, Welcome to our site. I have to agree, I wish more women were like you. You see the man you love for all the man he is and yet you see the beauty of him having this feminine side. Many of us are all man, but with this softer, more gentle feminine side that in my opinion, makes us better partners for our women, as well as over-all...better men. Thank you for sharing your feelings and story.

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    I think i said this before but anyway, the day i got married i thought it was the last day i was going to dress. But it was worst because my wife had drawers full of pantyhose and skirts and slips were everywhere on the floor in the washroom i couldn't take it anymore so i came clean to her. She was cool about it but couldn't believe it because we knew each other for years before we got together,and that i always had girlfriends and that she almost had to take a number to talk to me. She said i was always dressed good and always made sure i was in style, played football and hockey in school. She said that she thought i was very normal but had a thing about woman's clothing. She started buying me my own stuff because i was stretching her cloth but always offered her stuff before she would donate it. Her accepting this was the breaking point that even myself i started not feeling so guilty and ashamed. All i had to heir from her that i was very normal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRANDYJ View Post
    Hi Jayne, Welcome to our site. I have to agree, I wish more women were like you....
    I agree welcome to the site.

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    Hi Jayne! What a heart warming and fantastic story you tell! If more people were as accepting and understanding as you, the world would be a much better place for us crossdressers. That being said, you must be a fantastic woman, and a very special woman, for your boyfriend to have the "heart to heart" talk with you about his crossdressing only two months into your relationship. He must also trust you, and consider you worth the "risk" of divulging such a secret. Clearly, given your description of his emotions during his "confession," it was not easy for him. I applaud his courage and honesty, and the person you must be that he feels he can trust you with this.

    Without having the benefit of knowing your boyfriend, but based upon my own experience and those of others through this forum, I have no doubt that he is, as you say, otherwise normal. But the truth of the matter is that he is also very special. He acknowledges, accepts, and embraces his feminine side, as well. This is a beautiful and courageous act. We are all more than society would make us out to be, or have us to be. Society thrives on simplifying matters to a ridiculously low level, with very little room for deviation. Why have to choose between being strictly masculine, or only feminine, based upon one's gender at birth? We experience and thrive upon an experience that transcends a singular gender, and encompasses a world of both. How can such a beautiful and all encompassing experience be viewed in a negative light? It should not be! Instead, it should be cultivated, nurtured, and allowed to coexist with the remainder of society.

    Based upon your post, you seemingly are in agreement with my philosophy on crossdressing. Of course, I have spent my entire life sorting through the issue, and trying to figure it out, whereas it is still new to you. As such, you are wise to choose to learn more about it, and to ask questions. Never feel that you cannot approach or ask questions of your boyfriend on this subject. If the two of you are going to have a long, healthy relationship, this is important. Not only on the issue of crossdressing, but any issue. But on this issue in particular, it is important that you try to understand him, and be there for him. Of course, the reverse is true, as well - he must respect and be honest with you, too.

    It seems like the two of you are on the right path. And given that you are looking for additional information in your attempt to understand further, you are definitely in the right place. Welcome to the forum, and I wish you the best of luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by IMkrystal View Post
    IF more women had this type of reaction maybe there would not be sooo many lonely cross dressers?
    Or lonely wives trying to fix (or worse, punish) their husbands.

    Jayne, you have an enlightened, positive, and mature attitude based upon mutual understanding and respect with your SO. It's so refreshing to see this. Thank you for your post and I hope to hear a lot more from you (and Ian) in the future.

    Hugs, Eryn
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    "Tall, tall girl. The woman could hunt geese with a rake!" [Mary Cooper, in The Big Bang Theory]

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRANDYJ View Post
    You see the man you love for all the man he is and yet you see the beauty of him having this feminine side. Many of us are all man, but with this softer, more gentle feminine side that in my opinion, makes us better partners for our women, as well as over-all...better men.
    I am happy for you both!! I agree with Brandy and Krystal I feel like my SO Danni Renee is so much more affectionate because of her feminine side, and I LOVE it!! I know some of the GG's don't agree with me, but I AM VERY THANKFUL that Danni Renee is just the way she is, I love her that way. I also want to say GOOD for you Jayne, for supporting your SO!!

    Hugs,
    Deana ♥ Danni

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    Yay!
    Human beings are pretty complicated, aren't they, Jayne?

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    thank you for writing that , it was terrific to hear something like that

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    Hello Jayne

    Your boyfriend is very lucky to have you. If you can persuade him to read the posts if not open a membership here, that would be good for him.

    If you're interested, there is plenty of material on the net about us. The pornography can be safely ignored, as can any demonising or otherwise transphobic material. This may not be your cup of tea, but I've posted a few journal articles elsewhere on this site, one of which is entitled "Surprise! Men Who Cross-Dress Are Similar to Men Who Don't". Obtaining a copy requires payment unless you can find the journal in which it is published at a university library. I posted the title to avoid running afoul of the links rules here; google.com knows where it can be found.

    Good luck with your relationship.

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    Jayne, there r quite a few CD.com members from across the pond! After communicating with folks here for nearly 2 years, I felt the need to actually MEET some! So, I attended a CD convention. I was shocked at first how everyone looked! Then, by how "normal" everyone seemed!

    Not only will u learn a lot about CD and TG/TS individuals, I think u will find most of them to be very friendly, accepting, helpful, and excellent company! As I have!
    U can't keep doing the same things over and over and expect to enjoy life to the max. When u try new things, even if they r out of your comfort zone, u may experience new excitement and growth that u never expected.

    Challenge yourself and pursue your passions! When your life clock runs out, you'll have few or NO REGRETS!

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    Jayne, another example of the kind of women we need more of.
    "I am not altogether on anyone's side as no one is all together on my side"
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    Thanks Jayne I to have been blessed with a gf like you. only here in the last 6 mo. i told her about my other side here about 3 mo ago. and have been over whelmed with the support and encouragement she has given me. hey she has bought me my first wig and my very own make up and the list goes on. she is the first person that i have ever told, the whole truith to about the way i feel. and my desire to dress. matter of fact she pushes me to explore and express the Savannah side of me. and i am loving it....

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    Glad you could join our forum and support your partner! If you ever need help or had questions I would like to help

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    AWWWWWW. You two are just adorable, have fun keep up the communication!

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    I'm happy that you didn't think crossdressers were in the category of rapists and murderers!!! You seem to be very open-minded, and that is a rare quality.
    Welcome!

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    Thanks for your story. I so identify with your partner, thinking it was the most awful confession to have to make...I also told my current partner about my girl self at the very beginning of our relationship. I'd never done that before. I swore that if I ever became involved with anyone again I would do so. She was immediately supportive, if a little confused, and I'm so glad I told her. Now we are working it out together. It's not always easy but I know we're on the right path.

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    I would love to chat with the both of you about the trials and tribulations of being a crossdresser believe you me i've had a few I do on occations get up to hull with my job (i'm a truck driver) and if there is the offer of a cup of coffee going then i'll chat for hours not saying your understand any more at the end you may ever have more questions that what you had to start with but i'll give you honest and truthfull answers.
    Life is for living don't let it pass you by.

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    Hi Jayne

    Its good to see you have come here to learn more.
    I am sure we wil be able to answer most of your questions, or at least help you find them.

    I must say having visited your city on a few occasions I have never had any trouble from anyone who noticed me.
    I even had one lady come over and start a conversation in the pub.
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    Hi Jayne and welcome to the forum. Your boyfriend is very lucky to have such a supporting person in his life.
    I hope the two of you are very happy together. I dont know all the answers but you are welcome to send me a PM anytime. I might not know the answer but I will listen to what you have to say.
    New facebook page feel free to add me as a friend. http://www.facebook.com/?ref=tn_tnmn...00003349942987

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    Oh wow that's awesome. Would you like to be dipped in severe anger, hate, and fear? Go visit www.crossdresserswives.com. Never in any of my online experiences have I ever been to a site so filled with anger. I think it's mostly based on puritan American nonsense. If more American women had the attitude you have, this site would dry up quickly. But then, of course, a lot of these women have been lied to.....maybe YEARS into the marriage they found out about their husbands dressing, and they feel betrayed. GENTLEPEOPLE, always be honest with your significant other. BEFORE you get married. Trust me, you won't regret it.
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    So many replies I didn't read 'em all. But thank you for being understanding with HIM and you'll find answers to any of your (and his) questions here at this site.

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