Older generations views.

[heathr1]

Have you any idea what your parents/grandparents thought of CDers.

I remember once an old woman neighbour saying men who crossdress need flogging.

[KarenXDR]

In my Puritanical New England household it was considered unspeakable - so it remained unspoken!

Lipstick kisses

Karen

[Jenny Beth]

I remember back in the sixties when my mom saw a hippie with hair down to his waist. :eek: She thought that was wrong.

[Jamie M]

I only knew my mother's mother , bless her she was so sweet and totally politcally incorrect . never rude , just said what she thought.

anyway , the only thing i remeber about her in this respect was trying to explain to her that Dame Edna Everage was actually a man . She just couldn't grasp the concept at all :D

i really miss her :(

[KatieZ]

My sister is 69. Last year at Christmas we were all talking and someone mentioned seeing a crossdresser. She said "that's just weird why would anyone want to do somthing like that". She went on to add a few more remarks before I could just change the subject. Little does she know that besides myself, she also has a son that I'm pretty sure crossdresses. I would like to tell her about me, but after hearing that I don't think she would take it all that well. Surprising since she is pretty open minded about a lot of things. I'm still kicking the idea around of telling her. Just have to wait for the right opportunity when we are alone and I can work it into a conversation.


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[vicki true]

I only knew my mother's mother , bless her she was so sweet and totally politcally incorrect . never rude , just said what she thought.

anyway , the only thing i remeber about her in this respect was trying to explain to her that Dame Edna Everage was actually a man . She just couldn't grasp the concept at all :D

i really miss her :(

HI JULIA.

my gran was the same [LOL]