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Ras
08-06-2009, 04:54 PM
curious as to how many of you had a sister, neighbor girl, mom, aunt..ect that helped you when you first started dressing up.

I have heard many stories of sisters or neighbors helping many Cd's with their dressing.

Wish I could have been one of those lucky ones.

JoanAz
08-06-2009, 05:10 PM
I have posted it before, but when I was in the 5 year old range I had a Neighbor Girl that was a little older than me.
We would go to the movies and see shows with The Andrew Sisters, Doris Day etc.
Then we would come home and dress and play the parts.
Maybe that's where it started, I realy enjoyed those days.
I only wish I knew where she is today...

:love:

Christina Horton
08-06-2009, 05:23 PM
Try reading my first time out "the link is no my signature" http://www.crossdressers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=91079 or click here.
But the first time I dress up fully was at my Uncles place It was great but not a full go out . My sis and I after the kids did my makeup we drove home and it was night so one one saw me. But my real first time out was a warp 20. Read it and you will see why.LOL. I think there were two girls or maybe just the one whom did not believe me thought I was lying LOL. If it's you first or fifty's you should get a pro makeover. It's fun and you learn alot.

Veronica Nowakowski
08-06-2009, 05:33 PM
I have my best friend who is helping me as I begin to dress in public. She says I have a great sense of style but taught me and is teaching me many of the basics. Verging on FtM herself, so it makes it interesting.

MichelleP
08-06-2009, 05:36 PM
My sister started putting makeup on me when I was about 4 or 5. A little later she bought me a pair of leotards becasue I kept bugging her about her pantyhose.

Michelle

Sarah-RT
08-06-2009, 06:02 PM
My sister dressed me up once or twice when I was about 5 or so.
I didnt enjoy it at the time and was pretty scared of her.


however when I was 13 my step sister did it then too, that was fun, I thought it was great, but didnt know why

now I do lol

Diane Smith
08-07-2009, 01:04 AM
My mom was my first facilitator.

She never encouraged me to dress fully, but for her own fun, from the time I was two or three, she would occasionally put lipstick or nail polish on me, and sometimes some of her clip-on earrings. We even went out to some of her friends' houses like that.

I think I always had the urge to dress anyway, and if I hadn't been so inclined, this wouldn't have been a big deal in my life and I probably wouldn't even remember it today.

- Diane

heatherdress
08-07-2009, 01:34 AM
My wife helped me. She encouraged me, taught me basics.

sharon2
08-07-2009, 01:39 AM
Although i loved to wear mums bra while watching her do her makeup
it was my sister and her friends who started dressing me up when i was about
5 and i enjoyed it so much i pestered mum till she bought me my own dress
and underwear.

Jenniferpl
08-07-2009, 01:57 AM
Other than the support from my wife, I have done it all on my own. No other help here.

Lidia_tv
08-07-2009, 03:30 AM
I've never had any help. I had to learn on my own, and apart from some little help now and then I got from unsuspecting SA's, it was learning by trial and error, observing and reading. I wish I had some support and assistance in the process of learning, though.

Frédérique
08-07-2009, 04:28 AM
curious as to how many of you had a sister, neighbor girl, mom, aunt..ect that helped you when you first started dressing up.

I have heard many stories of sisters or neighbors helping many Cd's with their dressing.

Wish I could have been one of those lucky ones.


Hi Ras – nobody was around to help me, either. It was all trial and error. It’s a lot easier now, though, because this site exists…

urmilaaa2008
08-07-2009, 05:41 AM
as a child my mother used to dress me up. but that was without me anything about it. as an adult my wife did it for fun, which she says she rgrets

Marisa_M
08-07-2009, 06:45 AM
I have two female cousins (some years older than me). When I was about 6 y.o.they used to dress me as a girl and play with them girlie games (dolls, cooking and so on). I have learned from them a lot about clothing, makeup and feminine habits.

Ras
08-07-2009, 06:51 AM
as a child my mother used to dress me up. but that was without me anything about it. as an adult my wife did it for fun, which she says she rgrets

your wife regrets dressing you up? why is that? does she feel she "ruined" you?

Rachel05
08-08-2009, 05:12 AM
Never had any help at all in over 40years until I found this site

Kate Simmons
08-08-2009, 08:05 AM
You kidding? The only help I ever got was from Helene Curtis and Max Factor.:)

PaulaJaneThomas
08-08-2009, 08:48 AM
Never had or needed any help.

StaceyJane
08-08-2009, 08:55 AM
I had to figure it out all by myself. At first women's clothes were such a mystery to me. Of course as a preteen everything about girls was a mystery to me.
I just knew I wanted to be one.

islandgirl
08-08-2009, 09:09 AM
I had a guy friend who would sneak his sisters clothes(my size) to me when I was about 6-7 and watch me dress..he thought it was funny but told me that I looked like a cute girl..BIG rush at the time!!!

joann07
08-08-2009, 09:12 AM
One of the first people I told was a close and personal GG friend. I've known her since college and we've been friends for almost 20 years.
I chose her because she's so beautiful, very sweet, open and accepting, and dresses classy and contemporary.
She gave me lots of advice on fashion and helped me with my makeup.
Today, whenever I show her new things, she says that I don't need her advice anymore because anything I wear looks great.
That to me speaks volumes because it tells me that I'm doing all the right things in how I present myself.

Hugs!

urmilaaa2008
08-08-2009, 09:21 AM
your wife regrets dressing you up? why is that? does she feel she "ruined" you?

i am a hetrosexual cd who enjoys crossdressing and feels comfortable in it. Therfore she definately doesnot feel ruined, it is only that she doesnot like it, but tolerates it. Actually she buys my lingerie, perhaps to keep me from raiding her wardrobe.
:hugs: urmi

rachel1985
08-08-2009, 09:26 AM
My Sister has always been a part of my CD'ing, when we were younger. A lot of you have been about 5 onwards, I think I was about that too, but it was 8 onwards that I really wanted to be a girl.

When I grew older, and started becoming closer to women, I befriended one inparticular who has been my rock, she's always helped me dress, do my makeup and hair etc when we've gone out, and its been a good time, as its done in such a way I pass for being female, which is nice.

Now, I've got my partner, and although she's never seen me dress, or anything else, I wouldn't mind doing it with her, as i'm sure she'll support me.

renee k
08-08-2009, 10:36 AM
I had my mother,an aunt, and some women friends of my mother push me along when I was young, which I wrote about a while ago. And when I started to do it seriously, I had the help of a few GG's. My electrologist, my hairdresser, who I've been going to since 1993. All have been absolutely great and helpful.

Renee

Marissa Anne
08-08-2009, 10:47 AM
I'm lucky to have a GG friend who gave me my first makeover and advises me. She's also been a good counsellor...we talk daily. She was the first person I told of my cd/gender issues.

Marissa