just read a great book about crossdressing

[charles1]

i'm a 65 yr. old cd. but very much in the closeet. just read alice in genderland. well it's me. first time in a panty 11 or 12. all that follwed was me. anyway i'm back here after 4 yrs. because of this lovely honest book

[Alice B]

Welcome back from a 70 year old.

[charles1]

thank you dear, i was a member here for several years, then i outed myself to my wife and the result was i stopped being here but never my desire to be a gurl. any way i just read a book that actually made me come back and be the person i a should be. i hope i make some sense, docie (femme name)

[gina_edwards]

sounds cool book will have 2 chase it up thx 4 the tip

[Barbara Ella]

Welcome back from a 66 year old who is still learning about it all. thanks for the book tip.

Barbara

[charles1]

thx. would love to compare notes as i age i seem to have to complete this need. so sensual and for me almost an obsession, docie

[Cynthia Anne]

Docie that sounds like a good read! I'll have to look it up! Hugs!

[bridget thronton]

Alice in Genderland is a good book and well worth reading. I could not follow a polyamorous life style though

[charles1]

tell me more. it seemed to be path until i turned 55

[sterling12]

Backing up Bridget, if your married I wouldn't be touting This Book around The Wife! I think it may give a false confirmation for some Spouse's worst fears. The Writer is at least Bi-Sexual, and might lean more toward Pan-Sexual. Now, its a well written account of One Person's Experience, but it doesn't reflect anyone else's.

So, probably not a good idea to throw This Tome down on The Coffee Table and start gushing, "Oh Baby, you gotta' read this Gal's Account." If you do, it's almost certain she's going to be asking you all those "Are You Gay?" Questions all over again!

Peace and Love, Joanie

[charles1]

wow i'm only through about a third of the book, and i really want to finally tell my wife of 43 yrs. i want to dress and be abit femme. please tell me another book that may be better. i must admit as i age i'm very much drawn towards m2m affection. thank you, docie

[bimini1]

It's a page turner for sure but I wouldn't recommend for a wife unless you are totally confident she accepts you.

[KitCat]

I just finished reading crossdressing with dignity and I thought it was very good
I read transparent and I enjoyed it but it was not really helpful to me personally

[sterling12]

I will recommend "Head Over Heels" again. I think it's a pretty accurate look at a lot of different vignettes involving Transwomen and their S.O.'s. Written by a G.G., and not sensationalized; it reflects a lot of feelings and coping strategies used by Couples to try and make things work.

It would certainly be better FOR YOUR WIFE than "Alice in Genderland."

Another Book I'm currently reading, seems to be a fairly straightforward Diagnosis of The T World, and offers some interesting insights. It's called "The Man in The Red Velvet Dress." You might also give that Title a try.

Peace and Love, Joanie

[Alaceann]

My husband betty is another good book

[rita63]

I'll have to read it just to keep up with the rest of the senior set. Thanks

hugs rita

[charles1]

i am half way through ALICE IN WONDERLAND. last night i was wrong, so much of his past was mine. now 53 % complete the author is more extreme and fixated than i want to be or would ever be. i'm just a man who wish i could be abit femme and dress at home. that being said i do like pleasing a man and feel so important when i do. sorry for rambling, just a gurl, charles

[Allison Chaynes]

I just re-read My Husband Wears My Clothes, and previously read My Husband Betty. Both were good, but I felt thew first one was an easier, better read. My wife is reading it now.

[charles1]

thank you i really appreciate your input, hugs chas1

[Beverley Sims]

I think more sociable reading is My husband Betty.