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    Mom found and threw away all of my clothes... again

    My mom hates that I crossdress so she makes it her mission in life to find and throw out every bit of clothing that I buy. Today I was kicked out of my stepfather's house for my lifestyle choice and he also fired me for it. So I moved back to my mom's this morning to find that I have a single pair of tights, a swimsuit, a dress and a bra left at her house. I don't know how to get more clothes now that I have no job, no money, no car and nobody who supports me. I don't know what to do :/

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    first off you can't be fired for your lifestyle dear. You can justice on your side and sue his ass. Also try to get yourself a friend who supports you or someone like that. It seems your boned as long as you live with her.
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    It was his stepfather that fired him. I don't think I would want to go there.

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    Sorry to read that and not a easy thing to be in.

    have you tryed carefully talking to your mum and try and reach a crompronise somehow ... or if anything show her this site and tell her that there are many men that like to dress up and it is harmless and only clothing , pick a good time to tell her.

    on the job side have you tryed looking out for work or is the employment bad in your town/city , having no job is not good. try volunteer work as that can help as will give you something good to do and prob your mum will like you for doing that

    best of luck and i hope that you can find a way out of that situation.

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    Sorry to hear things are really bad right now in your life but they always seem to turn around when you least suspect it. Hang in there. I also suggest that you find a better hiding place for your wardrobe. If your leaving it in the open because they know, it's not hard to find.
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    I had them hidden pretty well, my mom just won't give up on finding stuff. She even finds her old clothes in random places and thinks I took them or something. In her arguments against me crossdressing she claims that the clothes are hers and my sisters that I'm wearing when not one thing is. I have boundaries, you know? I work hard and buy my own clothes just for her to claim they're from her or my sister and throw them away. It's pretty frustrating. I also can't do anything about being fired :/ I'm about to check a few garage sales for clothes, not having but a couple things that are worn out is a bit depressing. Thanks for everyone's input thus far, it helps more than you know.

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    well, Ms. Molly...welcome to adult life. I don't mean to be insensitive, but sooner or later, most of us do have to get a job on our own and scrape together enough money to cover our own living expenses, including housing, food, car and clothes. When you pay for these yourself, no one can take them from you. My advice to you is to take advantage of this time under your mother's roof to get your act together, find gainful employment, or if you're not adequately educated, get back in school and prepare yourself for a job. Between now and the time that you can attain a degree of independence, you'll have to make due as best you can. But don't lose heart. Its amazing how fast time goes buy when you keep yourself busy.

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    Get away from there! That's right! Find a job as soon as you can and get and stay away from the ones that don't respect your rights! Good luck!
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    I agree with Kim and as hard as it may sound there are times when you have to prioritize your life. Get a job, Get your own place, get stable and pay the bills and then worry about Crossdressing. I have had to go inactive and yes I hated it but food shelter ect were more important. Once you have things in order you are free to do what you want. Of course even when I was inactive I did have on my big girl panties. Good Luck.
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    Join the Navy?
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    Sorry to hear your things keep getting tossed out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kimdl93 View Post
    well, Ms. Molly...welcome to adult life. I don't mean to be insensitive, but sooner or later, most of us do have to get a job on our own and scrape together enough money to cover our own living expenses, including housing, food, car and clothes.
    Totally agree Kim. Leaving home at an early age was the best decision I ever made. Still with the girl I moved in with, having met in 74.

    Just to be completely vindictive when you do move, don't let anyone know where you are and then you can pop back to mum and trash her wardrobe.

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    Yes, you may have to put cross dressing aside for a while until you get your own place, job, car etc.

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    I agree with Kim, too. Put your energy towards independence. Until then, find a better hiding place.

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    Go throw away her clothes!
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    Hi Molly, You know that things are not likely to change there so you need to make a change of address.
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    I'm sure this is not what you want to hear,, but maybe you need to play the boy, and play by mom and dads rules until you are in a stable place.
    Unless your on your way to SRS, I'm sure being the boy will not kill you.
    Take a deep breath and conform to the outside world. When you have established your self, developed a good skil and have a steady income. Then you can let the gurl within out again.
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    Patience...
    If you're living home with mom I'm assuming you're young. Life is not all that short and things have a way of working out. Just be patient and see what comes your way. This is not the end all and be all...you have lots of life to live.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobbimo View Post
    I'm sure this is not what you want to hear,, but maybe you need to play the boy, and play by mom and dads rules until you are in a stable place.
    Unless your on your way to SRS, I'm sure being the boy will not kill you.
    Take a deep breath and conform to the outside world. When you have established your self, developed a good skil and have a steady income. Then you can let the gurl within out again.
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    Solid advice IMHO. I know it's tough but one has to do what you have to do to survive. Right now you need to focus on surviving - but knowing that it will get better.

    Apply all energy in getting employed. Save your money. Learn to budget.
    When the time is right, you can move out (even if it's renting a room from open minded people).

    Good luck and hang in there!

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    Focus on your living and work situation FIRST. Dressing can come later...

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    From the sounds of things, I'm thinking that you are still pretty young. You are still living with your Mom. There is nothing wrong with that! I agree with Kim here. However, I would take advantage of your living arrangement. Get a job first off, get some money in your savings so you can move out and have a place of your own. You may even want to consider getting some schooling. A college degree, or trade schooling. Then you can make some good money.

    Once you get your own place you can do as you please. There would be no one to tell you otherwise. You definitely need some independence here.
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    Kim gives good advice. Heed it.

    As far as "first off you can't be fired for your lifestyle", well, in the real world, you can be fired for your lifestyle or many other reasons in many jobs. It's a shame, but it's reality.

    Quote Originally Posted by Ms. Molly View Post
    I had them hidden pretty well, my mom just won't give up on finding stuff. She even finds her old clothes in random places and thinks I took them or something. In her arguments against me crossdressing she claims that the clothes are hers and my sisters that I'm wearing when not one thing is. I have boundaries, you know? I work hard and buy my own clothes just for her to claim they're from her or my sister and throw them away. ........
    You have been given good advice and I hope you take it.

    If you choose not to take that advice and continue living with your mom, how about this; When you buy something, take it and your receipt and show it to her so she will know it belongs to you and not her or your sister. Use a permanent marking pen to mark the tag as yours or sew a tag into the item. Keep a written inventory of your clothing and show that to her also.
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    The first thing you need to do is to find some kind of support network- this might take a little effort- do you go to school at all? Check out a local college or university's center for alternative lifestyles or whatever it may be called. Ask for contacts to support groups and/or counseling. Simply making contact with others who are not like your mom & stepdad in terms of their opinions on what you are is an important step.

    Get involved in some of the discussions here. There are some REALLY AWESOME people here, and while not everyone will agree with you or say what you like to hear, even the folks with opposing viewpoints are worth listening to-- the more sides you see something from- the more you understand it, and the more you may learn and understand the 'hidden' aspects.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ms. Molly View Post
    My mom hates that I crossdress so she makes it her mission in life to find and throw out every bit of clothing that I buy. Today I was kicked out of my stepfather's house for my lifestyle choice and he also fired me for it. So I moved back to my mom's this morning to find that I have a single pair of tights, a swimsuit, a dress and a bra left at her house. I don't know how to get more clothes now that I have no job, no money, no car and nobody who supports me. I don't know what to do :/
    I'm a little confused. If you were kicked out of your step-father's house and it's not the same house you moved into with your mom, does that mean they are separated or divorced now? If that's the case, seems like your step-father went out of his way to be a father to you since usually a step parent does not want much to do with the step children when he divorces their mom. Was it that bad at mom's house that you felt a need to move in with your step dad?
    In any case, you need to find a job before you do anything. As others have said, put the crossdressing away until you square away your life with a job, schooling and your own place.I hate to say it, but it's your mom's house so you have to place by her house rules. If you moved in to my house, you have to play by my rules, plain and simple. So perhaps you can try to talk to your mom about the way you feel. Maybe she will come to some sort of compromise. In the mean time, you have to respect her feelings.

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    We use to have a girl on here that was homeless, believe me her life was hard, you don't want to go there. It's mom's house, and she is not going to change, and she has no respect for you as an adult, so she treats you like a child. Get out find a job, any job, on your own, show her you are an adult, can pay your own way, and unless she starts to treat you like an adult, your out of there. It's about the only thing that will fix your problem. That and a good locked storage trunk too Strong for her to get in to it.
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    Sorry to hear that you are not only getting any support but also a deliberate attempt to get you to stop with your style of clothes , normally I would prefer that there is at least an unspoken type of support from a parent that may not understand and for the son/daughter not to have to say anything unless asked a question but in this instance it may be a good idea for you to ask what the problem is and is this throwing out of you stuff going to continue as that is not really right even if they do not like it .
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