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TrishaLake
08-14-2015, 08:47 PM
Today I went to Therapy and she asked me to dress. I got up at 6am and got ready thigh highs, heels girdle and top with forms, slip and nice dress plus wig, full make up! My therapist is one of the best out there a champion for LBGT and one of the best marriage councilors too. She welcomed me told me I looked great and I felt fantastic, just two girls sitting around chatting. I don't know what it is but i need to feel it sometimes, the crossdressing, and the comfort of being accepted. It was nice for someone to tell me I looked great. You can see the picture in Introductions. Great day overall.
megan_thomas
08-14-2015, 10:34 PM
Best feeling in the world to be accepted and complimented for who you really are!! Happy that you had a good day out in fem!
Robin414
08-14-2015, 11:08 PM
I've been to therapist twice so far and it is nice to be able to talk openly to someone but given the sorid topic of coin it's not the same, which is why I'm (we're) here I think. My therapist didn't ask I come for a session en femme, i think because she knows 'I got this' or maybe because she thinks I'm way too fugly and I'll scare off her staff! LOL 😲
Teresa
08-15-2015, 12:57 AM
I have had my first gender session so no requests to be dressed but did take some of my pictures . She took one look and blew out her cheeks and said that I really mean this thing, I said that was why I brought the pics , to give some idea where I was with my CDing. She thought at the moment I should dress more and try and be more open with it , she agreed that I was born with certain traits and I have needs that that part of me needs satisfying .
Anita Cosmolover
08-15-2015, 01:23 AM
My wife thinks I need "therapy"! All it would actually do is perhaps help her understand who I am inside - perhaps help her accept my inner "Cosmo Girl". I would see a therapist if it helped our relationship in this way. I accept and adore my inner female now and have no issues with this side of myself. My issue is my wife's inability to accept this side of me. I just so wish she could be more accepting. She has come a long way though in a short period of time. Time will tell if she grows to accept my cross-dressing - we'll see!
Marcelle
08-15-2015, 04:55 AM
Hello,
Therapy is definitely a good way to explore this side of you and a safe venue to get comfortable dressing around others. Just be honest and open with your therapist in order to the get the most out your time.
Cheers
Isha
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