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CarlaWestin
09-27-2014, 10:21 AM
I think my xdressing is to the point that practically every other pursuit is just yawnfully boring. Maybe just the everyday stuff needs to have style and boobies. Or, I just don't care about football anymore. If I could be 24/7, would life be better?

Your thoughts?

Ressie
09-27-2014, 10:26 AM
Maybe you just need a break from CDing. How often do you dress?

Rachael Leigh
09-27-2014, 10:29 AM
To me 24/7 would only be fun for a while I like the fact I can be in guy mode and do those things, while it's fun to get dressed and get the right look I think I will just keep the part time in my dressing

CarlaWestin
09-27-2014, 10:31 AM
A break from crossdressing? That's called going to work or, the wife's awake or, gotta mow the front lawn or, mother-in-law is in town.

Madilyn A.
09-27-2014, 10:32 AM
Carla, I totally agree, all other past passions and hobbies pale in comparison. I have often thought the 24/7 thing as well, but life has become to complex at this age to do more than just daydream of 24/7.

Stephanie47
09-27-2014, 10:50 AM
I see you're 58. Been there! Done that! Got up, brushed my teeth, shaved, combed my hair, went to work, came home, watched television, fell into bed. Repeat! Repeat! Cross dressing was a stress reliever. Take a therapy day off from work (sick day), get dolled up, feel good. It sounds like you're into a maleness rut. Cross dressing is your outlet. Instead of cross dressing it could be fishing- anything. I always had to watch out that cross dressing did not become an out of control monster. Balance. Moderation. Easy to say, but.....! Hang in there!

I retired at age 60. My wife still works. I have plenty of en femme time available. I'm not en femme all the time. I can satisfy my desires anytime I want. I have found other things to do, some old, some new. Sometimes it's necessary to force yourself to do something, whether it is new or old. Frankly, you sound as if you're into a bout of depression.

Talisker
09-27-2014, 11:27 AM
For me crossdressing is fun if not done for a while, but becomes boring after a few days so then its time do to another hobby.

Babbs
09-27-2014, 12:15 PM
Madilyn and Carla, I think we are all on the same wavelength on this one....Although, not ready to give up football yet!!

Teresa
09-27-2014, 12:26 PM
Carla, Being able to combine Cding with other activities makes them both more interesting ! I'm taken with the idea of mowing the lawn dressed, it takes about two hours ! Painting dressed is very inspirational !

The only activity that may push dressing into second place is skiing ! The only thing going through your mind at the top mountain is how the **** are you going to get down again ???

Erica Marie
09-27-2014, 12:36 PM
Carla, I try to blend a little bit into everyday and the "urge" has gone away and I realize it is just part of who I am. Not sure if your life situation will allow, but maybe a new gender neutral hairstyle, dump the man underwear and switch to panties, pierced ears? Can things like that be incorporated into everyday to allow you to feel a little girly even when you have to be a man.

Beverley Sims
09-27-2014, 12:50 PM
Carla,
I hate to say it but there is life other than dressing.
I do get a kick out of it and dress at home 24/7 and often go out.
When on holidays I appear dressed more often than not.
You do have to have style and boobies otherwise you are not playing the game in my opinion.
I do not deride those that only half dress, that is their choice but it is not for me.

Never worried about football but cars are my forte.

Cheryl Ann Owens
09-27-2014, 12:58 PM
I'm 61, retired, and spend almost 24/7 dressed except when I have to go out for an errand or whatever reason. While I like to feel all girly wearing a dress as if I were going to work in an office or as a bank teller, I dress leisurly as most women might in the course of the day. Once in awhile I'll get all dolled up for the fun of it. Otherwise I'll wear a wig and earrings with a nice top and slacks or tights. Add loafers or sandals. It has become mostly second nature for me and I don't have that thrill of being secretly dressed like I used to. I go about my business doing some housework and one hobby. I do take off my wig to mow the lawn even if the neighbors are not around. Sometimes a wig can be uncomfortable after long period of time and I'd like to someday just grow out my hair.

The point I'm trying to make is that while it's truly great to get dressed and less stressed, it does become second nature as it would for most women. Clothing is not such an important thing and shouldn't interfere with anything else in our lives. There are many women who dress like guys and just go about their business. I can forget I'm dressed and find other things not so boring.

Cheryl

Kate Simmons
09-27-2014, 01:00 PM
I think our individual perception kind of makes or breaks how we look at things. :battingeyelashes::)

LelaK
09-27-2014, 01:04 PM
Yes, everything needs to have style and boobies help with that. That means we need humanitarianism, which is how that can happen. Do you want to crossdress for good causes? I do, but don't know how yet exactly.

Ressie
09-27-2014, 01:07 PM
Sorry Carla, I completely misread your opening post. For me, I'm lucky that I love music more than CDing. I get a lot of pleasure from getting together with musician friends to jam and/or sing. Although it's also fun getting together with other crossdressers, playing an instrument takes me to a higher level spiritually, physically, mentally and emotionally. What activity do you love besides CDing?

Dani0948
09-27-2014, 01:43 PM
One of my favorite activities is watching football while dressed.

SamanthaSometimes
09-27-2014, 02:10 PM
A break from crossdressing? That's called going to work or, the wife's awake or, gotta mow the front lawn or, mother-in-law is in town.

Carla, you are such a hoot.

Babbs
09-27-2014, 10:11 PM
One of my favorite activities is watching football while dressed.

Good Idea....if I could only make it happen, lol

Maria Blackwood
09-28-2014, 11:21 AM
I'm often dressed while gaming. Combining activities can help balance things out. Maid dress when house cleaning. Sports bra and short on the treadmill.

Angie926
09-28-2014, 11:29 AM
I agree with Cheryl Ann, Dressing to me has become 2nd nature though I do believe that as a gal I don't have to wear a bra all the time or be made up, wear a dress. Being a gal is more a state of mind for me than it was before. A long time ago I coldn't wait to put on some hose or bra and the excitment of it, the worry of being caught and all the other things that went on back then, have gone by as age took the place and maturity stood it's ground. Also I just got old LOL! The mind is willing but the body doesn't lok so good anymore LOL! That doesn't mean I am anyless of who I am inside that girl I'll never be is alive and kicking more than ever. Now if I can just remember where I put my glases I'll be okay!! More senior moments to come!!

Joni T
09-28-2014, 11:41 AM
Sports on TV is about the absolute MOST BORING thing I can possibly think of. I could care less about ANY sports. My life does not revolve around who lost, who homered, ETC., Etc. Life is waaaay too short to waste it sitting in front of the tube. Get off your azz and go do something constructive.
Jon

nacracat
09-28-2014, 11:44 AM
I have just posted in the picture gallery Stephanie about this very same thing. The only thing about 24/7 is the amount of time I would take every day to get ready to do stuff. Man is easy but woman is such a faff and although I would love to be one full time, I do pity the time it takes them to get ready :)

Annaliese
09-28-2014, 11:56 AM
Carla, yes I do agree, except for football, never did care about it much, my wife watches it more, than I do. Live would be better if I could be me more.

JessicaKasey
09-28-2014, 06:18 PM
"Style and Boobies" ...Great name for a CD clothing store. I'd get a trademark on that if I were you! ;) x

CynthiaD
09-28-2014, 07:36 PM
To me, dressing en femme is not an activity. It's what I do to get ready for various activities. Don't get me wrong. I love wearing female clothing. I vastly prefer female clothing to male clothing. But in the end, it really is just clothing, not an end in itself.

Krisi
09-29-2014, 09:06 AM
I have several activities that I can enjoy besides crossdressing. Of course crossdressing keeps me from some of the less exciting ones like cleaning up the shop and putting things away.

It's all in your mind so find some activities that you like and get busy with them.

Adriana Moretti
09-29-2014, 11:17 AM
Am I weird cause I like football even more now? I used to hate it...maybe it balances me out now, or i am a tomboy, and baseball, and basketball too. What I DID lose intrest in is my job...which is NOT a good thing. And playing sports...lost intrest in that too. I dunno maybe the cheerleaders inspire me on tv...i seem to be constantly checking out their mid sections.

carahawkwind
09-29-2014, 12:15 PM
Had a chance to dress last night but instead decided to watch tv and play computer games. Looking forward to using NBA league pass broadband again this year soon. I love dressing but I like balance with other interests.

ArleneRaquel
09-29-2014, 12:38 PM
To me crossdressing 24/7 is the is the ultimate experience. My entire day revolves around my 24/7 life style. But I love to read about "Deep Politics" and old films, organized crime, et al. To me they all fit into my lifestyle. I hope that this post made some sense.

Jane G
09-29-2014, 02:30 PM
Surfing is my number 1. Favorite activity, bigger the wave the better. Love , free diving local wrecks, in the summer and free climbing, plus driving my sports car too. I'm an adreniline junky at heart. CDing is just part of every day stuff, next to that lot and will surely out live them all too. :)

MelanieAnne
09-30-2014, 09:55 PM
Ummm, it does kinda become an obsession as the years go by. I don't get much done these days, as I hate to put on my guy duds and go outside. I spent most of the summer walking in the woods, wearing only a thong, little sundress and sandals. I can go for long walks outside, in the forest, on little remote two tracks, without the wig and makup. It's the only place I would go outside en fem, without a wig and makup.
On a side note, I can walk miles in womens sandals, even with a mid heel. But my feet get tired or sore in mens shoes. No idea why.

ReineD
09-30-2014, 10:22 PM
I don't know how well this relates, but I had dinner with my son tonight and he told me about one of his close friends who apparently is so much into this one online video game, that he can barely concentrate on anything else. He wakes up in the morning full of good intentions to do the things he needs to do (he lost his job and needs to find another), only to tell himself that he will do them later after he plays his game for awhile. He only occasionally hangs out on the weekends with my son and their other friends now and when he does, he seems distracted as if he can't wait to leave and return to his game.

I went through a phase like that with television once. The cable was switched off for about two weeks and I went through withdrawal symptoms. My life just felt empty somehow. It took a while for me to broaden my interests again and when I did, I made it a point to limit the television watching.

Looking back, I was depressed (as I believe is my son's friend over not having a clear direction in his life right now), and I was using the television to escape.

I think it takes a conscious decision sometimes to keep life in balance. Some people here may take your post as an indication that you have gender identity issues and maybe you have, but there is also a distinct possibility that you don't and you have fallen into the trap of relying too heavily on the crossdressing to fill a non-gender related void in your life.

Whatever it is, Carla, I hope you resolve it soon. It's not good when life loses dimension and when the circle of things that we enjoy doing narrows. This is very limiting.