Genevieve G
11-06-2005, 05:47 PM
How many other girls have an "unsupportive" spouse? By unsupportive, I mean that your significant other disdains the CD aspect of your personality. I have one & it's really isolating. I've found comfort and support through this website, which is 100% wonderful, but it's very hard to go through the day-to-day mundanness (sp) of life without either thinking about or actually dressing. My spouse knows very little (not my choice), but is active in criticizing my dressing choices. It's just very frustrating. The reason I told her in the first place is because I felt that I always kept her at arms length in our relationship--which was very isolating in the first place. Since I've come out, it's become even more so. My reply to her when she asked me why I waited so long to tell her was: "When was the right time, after our first date, on our wedding night, after our first child was born?" There never seemed to be a "right" time. I just feel isolated. From some of the posts that I've seen, it seems like there are some really supportive spouses out there. How can I turn the tide in my favor and can it be done?
There are many, many reasons I crossdress, but a couple of the main ones--if these make any sense, are that 1.) a lot of times I want to be a woman (I'm sure a lot of you can identify with that one). 2.) I don't like typical males things, such as the idea of a good joke is to fart in someone's office and then walk out. 3.) I just feel more "whole and natural." I'm sorry for all the parenthetical and quoted statements. No more. Just looking to feel the love, I guess. Crossdressing is a very important part of my life. Granted, it's not the only thread in the blanket, but it's still very important to me. I just wish I could have more support. I want my cake and to be able to eat it too!!
Thanks everyone for being here!! I could kiss you all.
Tina.
There are many, many reasons I crossdress, but a couple of the main ones--if these make any sense, are that 1.) a lot of times I want to be a woman (I'm sure a lot of you can identify with that one). 2.) I don't like typical males things, such as the idea of a good joke is to fart in someone's office and then walk out. 3.) I just feel more "whole and natural." I'm sorry for all the parenthetical and quoted statements. No more. Just looking to feel the love, I guess. Crossdressing is a very important part of my life. Granted, it's not the only thread in the blanket, but it's still very important to me. I just wish I could have more support. I want my cake and to be able to eat it too!!
Thanks everyone for being here!! I could kiss you all.
Tina.