View Poll Results: Do you see crossdressing as a Curse or as a Blessing

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  • Crossdressing is a wonderful Blessing in my life

    61 33.89%
  • Crossdressing is a Curse that I am trying to stop

    11 6.11%
  • Crossdressing has been a Curse but becoming a Blessing

    14 7.78%
  • Crossdressing is a mix of both Blessing and Curse

    94 52.22%
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    My Heroes Wore Nylons Lovely Rita's Avatar
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    Is Crossdressing a Curse or a Blessing

    Hi Everyone, It is me again. I just wanted to do a poll to see how most of us see our crossdressing. I have to admit that if I were to answer it truthfully I would have to answer both. Today though, I am very happy to say that I see crossdressing as one of the greatest blessings I have received amongst many others.

    Today, crossdressing is a part of my life that I cherish and appreciate, which is what trully fuels my Joy. I am aware that for many it can still be a curse and I know it that way very well.

    I see it as a blessing for many reasons and the main reason is because it makes me complete and filled with joy and excitement. I love most aspects of it. Getting something new that I have always wanted to wear. Enjoying the act of dressing up and fumbling around with the makeup.

    Being a part of this wonderful community and feeling more fulfilled with every new day.

    There is a song that has a lyric that says," Accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative."

    That should be something we are always working to do.

    How we see our crossdressing is what also affects how we feel.

    Please participate in the poll.

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    Last edited by Lovely Rita; 05-04-2007 at 10:44 AM.
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    I like to think of it as a special gift, not everyone gets to explore the opposite gender.
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    I think you already know my answer Rita. It's a big part of who I am but there is a lot more to it than merely the dressing. As you say, it completes me as a person and gives me a better perspective of everyone else, whether TG or not. It has helped me accept everyone as the person they are and have respect for them as that person.

    I've traveled a road which has been long and difficult at times with a lot of twists and turns but which seems to be getting clearer with each passing day. A lot of others are on this road as well and I'll do my best to help them find their way and avoid the pitfalls if possible. You can't go in the water unless you get your feet wet though and sometimes you have to do that before you find out just who you are.

    Still, it helps to have friends who support you and we have a plethora of them here. I could think of a lot of worse ways to get there for sure. Sal

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    I have to say that it's a blessing because to me it was a stepping stone on the road to finding out who I really am. I'm a TS and only found out about 7 years ago but I love who I am. Would I change if I could? Absolutely not.
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    Hi Ladies hope ya don't mind me joining in! Well since I have been presenting as male things have come together for me in so many areas. So I see it as a blessing. I have had so much more acceptance of who I am since I have been open and dressed as myself. It's fabulous xx Felix
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    I love doing it but for me it has been a curse but i think that is mainly due to where i live that is also the reason that i cannot post a pic on here , but i am glad that i seem to be the odd one out ,




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    [SIZE="3"]It is the blessing of the curse, no wait,... the curse of the blessing, OH! Whatever, it is fun!!!!!!!!!!![/SIZE]
    [SIZE="2"]"Tell me why I can't where a mini 'kilt' to work?"[/SIZE][SIZE="3"][/SIZE]

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    For me it is a curse that I could have done without, but have come to live with & even enjoy. Of all the things that have troubled me in my life this aspect rates among the very highest.

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    It is such a blessing to me. This makes me so happy every single day.

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    It is most certainly a blessing, the only curse is that as a society our species fails to accept our behavior. The rest of our species is quick to label us as being sick, I find that sickness to be beautiful.
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    Mixed

    I wish I had found this group years ago. I feel now that crossdressing is a wonderful blessing, a great joy, and it has opened my eyes to many aspects not only of myself but of the world around me. My relation with my wife is much more loving--I can express myself more deeply--and I believe I understand better the life that women lead every day. Also, seeing how boring and uniformed men look in suits and ties, I am delighted not to have only that option! On the other hand, there is always some fear. This year I have shaved my arms and the first time I went out and took off my jacket I was terrified. Of course, no one noticed, or at least no one said anything and I felt elated.

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    for me it is a blessing, especialy since my wife helps and supports me. she just came home today with a yummy pink fleece poncho for those cool canadian winter nights.

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    It's a mixed blessing. I think we all know we're different from the "others" and at times I wish I wasn't a CDer. On the other hand, crossdressing has brought me so much pleasure over the years that I'm glad that I am. Thanks to all for wecolming me to the familly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lovely Rita View Post
    Is Crossdressing a Curse or a Blessing
    Neither, its just a great pleasure!

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    Your just toooooo spunky, Rita!!! Don't you ever have a down day..... hehe ME neither!!

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    In itself it's a kind of blessing because it enriches my life. The curse is because society in general won't accept it and I have to hide it from most people I know.
    [SIZE="2"]Always be true to yourself because the people who matter don’t mind, and the people who mind don’t matter.[/SIZE]

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    I voted that it is both for me. I love it, but the curse is that I can't do it as often as I would like to and that I would not be as accepted as I would wish as well.
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    I voted both, it is a curse, it has cost me a lot in my personal life, on the flip side, i feel that I am more tolerant because of the duality.
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    The main idea that we have gathered is that it is society that is making us feel uncomfortable with our ways of enjoyment. They are dooming our ideas, making us feel pain.

    If it is society that is bothering you when you dress up imagine that it is only you, nobody else. Even if you only do it for an hour a day, make the most of it. Do not let other people ruin our playtime

    This is a struggle we have to overcome

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    Smile A tremendous blessing

    [SIZE="4"]It's been a real blessing to me. I have met some beautiful people, found liberation and contentment, and opened my eyes to the transgender community. I'm so happy and blessed.

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    Hope it is ok that I answer... I have told Sher from day one she is blessed.....so my answer is very much a blessing.
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    Do you have that in pink? Julie Avery's Avatar
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    I see crossdressing as both a blessing and a curse.

    A blessing? In this sense: "learning to come to terms with this part of myself, rather than denying it, has been a blessing."

    A curse? All those years I earnestly denied it, and entered into relationships with a lying sense of who I was, were certainly curses, for me and for people I was intimate with.

    Having a character trait that society views as a vice is somewhat of a curse, though I can imagine worse curses - like having a character trait that society approves of, which hurts people.

    So at age 52 I'm seeing grays, not blacks and whites....this happens to me all the time.
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    Is my crossdressing a curse or a blessing? Emphatically yes!

    It is what I am, both good and bad.

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    For me it is a great blessing, unless I don't actually get enough time to be Raychel. Then it can be a curse.
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    For me its a blessing it's a way to express my feminine side and i do it when ever i can but i don't have to have dress if im not in the mood or don't have the time.
    When i am dressed i am always on my own so i can behave and go where i want so its not a curse to me.
    But i think if i was out ( you know what i mean ) i would do this more and more which could end up being be a bit of a curse ( or a lot more fun ) Katia
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