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SamanthaDarling120
10-22-2016, 03:55 AM
I have always heard that as crossdressers grow older or more comfortable with their dressing that the sexual thrill some of get goes away. I have noticed that it is not as sexually thrilling anymore to dress but it still feels good. Is this normal. Im starting to think more that when i finally live alone that i want to live as a female more often as well. So also, is it common for fetish dressers to end up this way. Im not even really into the fishnets and sexy lingere, but more everyday wear like jeans, cute blouse, or yoga pants and a cute shirt
Like I want to just look like a convincing female and go about my day.

DIANEF
10-22-2016, 07:49 AM
HELLO CLEVELAND!! (sorry, couldn't resist!!) Hi Samantha, I think what you have posted rings true with many. In my early days of dressing it was a real sexual thrill, just putting on some lacy underwear would get me 'going'. As my look developed it became more and more about how good I could make myself. Of course there is still so much pleasure to be had when dressing, but its more a case of being comfortable with who you are. As an example I'm fully dressed right now, thoughts of any kind of sexual activity havn't entered my head. Years ago I would be in the bedroom doing, well, use your imagination. You don't say how old you are, I am just into my 50s, like you not a huge lingerie fan (I do have some) but concentrate on looking like any other GG you would see walking about.

Ressie
10-22-2016, 08:26 AM
It does seem to be normal. I'm not so normal as I still get a sexual thrill (not as often) out of dressing at age 63. How about those Indians?

Fiona123
10-22-2016, 08:38 AM
I'm 61. I still get a sexual thrill with dressing. Dressing also brings great contentment -- it feels right. There is a tension between the sexual aspect and the contentment. 🌺

Nikkilovesdresses
10-22-2016, 08:49 AM
Relax. You're normal. Well, normal for a crossdresser :)

Tracii G
10-22-2016, 11:02 AM
Totally normal and nothing to worry about.

Robyn2006
10-22-2016, 12:51 PM
Good lord, you are completely normal. Back when I was a teen and dressing-up every chance I could whenever finally alone, it's amazing that I didn't die of a heart attack! I was so excited by my newfound persona and the surge on young hormones running rampant. But as many have already said, this settles down a bit as time goes on. These days, just being as feminine as I know to be is in itself incredibly satisfying - but, you know, not in that way. : )

docrobbysherry
10-22-2016, 02:54 PM
I'm 73 and it still turns me on!:o

However, u can't keep doing the same thing over and over sexually and find it equally stimulating.:straightface:

1. I don't dress every day like many older girls do. And, I put much more time and effort into my looks than is possible if u dress often. I often begin prepping for a session weeks in advance. Thinking about that can be quite stimulating!:daydreaming:

2. I don't dress the same way each time. I change my face, figure, and dress style nearly every time I dress. You'd be surprised how exciting seeing a pretty, new woman in your mirror is!:heehee:

3. I don't want to see me when I dress. There's nothing about me that's interesting or stimulating. Nothing masculine turns me on. Sherry is like seeing/becoming a different person. Most T's r interested in seeing their fem selves in the mirror and becoming more comfortable with "her". :hugs:
I don't seem to have one.:straightface:

As others have said, u sound like a perfectly normal T to me, Sam. I'm the oddball!:brolleyes:

Pat
10-22-2016, 02:54 PM
One of my trademark non-scientific findings about early crossdressing is this: it seems to me that early on, in order to get over the bar to dressing you need the boost that sexual stimulation gives a guy. Guys do pretty crazy stuff when in the grip of the sexual urge and it's easily enough to get past a suppressed desire to put on women's clothing. Usually guys who do that find that the almost rip the clothes off once their desire is satisfied because the madness is gone. My thought is that they're confounding cause and effect -- dressing doesn't get them excited, ramping excitement allows them to dress. Again, no science content here, just personal observation of my own early self and the people I've talked to over time. ;)

Kate Simmons
10-22-2016, 03:35 PM
Sounds good to me Hon. :thumbsup::)

Lana Mae
10-22-2016, 04:19 PM
Normal, Lana Mae said,dressed in panties,women's jeans and top and women's sneakers. Hugs Lana Mae

RADER
10-22-2016, 06:43 PM
Well this old person is now 69. I do not go out dressed, but do under dress every day.
I enjoy the feeling of wearing a dress or skirt, but I do not feel a sexual desire for it.
I just like the feeling of looking pretty once in a while.
Rader

Confucius
10-22-2016, 07:02 PM
Yes, this is normal. The "thrill" you feel is not from any hormones. It's the sensations from the neurotransmitter, dopamine. Dopamine is released from your brain, follows several pathways, some associated with muscle control, and some associated with sexual gratification, and some associated with the anticipation of gratification. When you have an orgasm your dopamine levels drop and your prolactin levels go up, causing the pulling-away sensation following sex. The way your brain works, doing the same thing, over and over and over, causes fatigue of dopamine produces and you don't get the same sensations.

Crossdressing seems to be associated with several "feel-good" neurotransmitters, including; dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, and others. Oxytocin reduces stress and increases affection. It could well be that older crossdressers experience a drop in their dopamine production while maintaining elevated levels of oxytocin.

CONSUELO
10-22-2016, 07:46 PM
I still get a sexual thrill from dressing, though it is not as intense as it was in my teenage years and in my twenties.
I have read several articles about declining sexual desire and how it might be boosted by taking testosterone. Some doctors are administering testosterone to both men and women. though in different dosages. It is said to have a positive effect on sexual desire, so although other chemicals are involved, these docs are focussing on hormones. Has a member taken testosterone to boost sexual desire and if so would they be willing to tell us about it?

sometimes_miss
10-23-2016, 02:22 AM
However, u can't keep doing the same thing over and over sexually and find it equally stimulating.:
Well, you can, just not with the same partner, and I suppose that applies to fantasies applied during 'individual' sex episodes as well. The well known coolidge effect: http://www.reuniting.info/science/coolidge_effect

Sarahwithanh11
10-23-2016, 04:03 AM
Your story is very similar to my story. At first it was definitely sexual, though at age 14 (when I really started dressing) everything is sexual! By my 40s it was just comfortable...relaxing...right. That's when I started realizing it was never about the clothes; it was always about who I am. Even though there are plenty of cds out there who don't want to transition, there are quite a few of us who find out along the way that we do.

Teresa
10-23-2016, 04:19 AM
Samantha,
I know I've said this before but at your age I had young children, a new business to run and a mortgage to pay, there wasn't much time for dressing but when it did happen it was brief and sexual. My dressing started like that at 8-9 years and the sexual component has never gone away. Now in my mid sixties I feel it's gone full circle, the intimate contact with my wife faded ten years ago ( her choice , not mine, ) so my dressing has substituted her, she does know this. At times I do feel hurt by it but I have no guilt and shame , why should I ? I'm still a fully functioning male !
Like you I do want to go out dressed and be accepted, I was told only yesterday by a GG that I do make a very convincing woman, I took that as a great compliment because she works in a bridal shop so she sees some very attractive women.

The saying is , " Never say never to anything, it's usually maybes !!

Jane G
10-23-2016, 04:27 AM
That's kinda how it is. It's just life. we get turned on by certain things, we just live the rest of the time. It's a long time since being dressed was specific turn on. It's just parts of life. If I happen to get turned on whilst dressed then that's just part of the fun. But it's not a reason for dressing.:)

nikinylons
10-23-2016, 05:26 AM
It's different for everyone I guess, but for me, I still get turned on when I get dressed. But the thing that turned me on from the beginning when I was young still drives me crazy and that's pantyhose. Whether under my pants or my dress, the feel, sound, and look are the core of my sexuality. My breast forms, heels, clothes, etc just add to it all now. At 48 I don't have the ****ty attitude I once had, but still experience the reward, with or without my wife, before I undress. Find that one thing that fuels your fire and when you want it, focus on it, and let'r rip :)

Robin777
10-23-2016, 09:01 PM
I'm 59 heading towards 60 and at times I still get turned on when I get dressed. It depends on the circumstance and what I am wearing. Nothing like when I started when I was around 12 or 13. The dressing then was only for one reason. The dressing now is to enjoy wearing the clothes and the lingerie. It is to satisfy a need. It is relaxing and very enjoyable.

emma30
10-24-2016, 12:34 PM
I'm 48 and all my time dressing is a feeling of relaxing as Emma. It feels right as I change into feminine. Bringing out my inner girl and transforming myself into a submissive mind set. OK at times I feel that feminine I feel sexy and really turned on as a female as it goes beyond the feel of clothing and more a feeling of being a real woman. At times I fantasise about being desired by a man and this feeling I can't help in girl mode as it becomes natural.

sara66
10-24-2016, 12:59 PM
As I have aged, I like beautiful clothing and shoes. It use to be all about the lingerie, all lace and satin. It is still fun, but now I just like to dress to blend & look good.
Sara

Kathie Pantyhose
10-24-2016, 01:11 PM
For me it depends on the situation. Some days I'm just happy to be wearing anything fem and some days I'm completely aroused multiple times through out the day. Like today, fully dressed from head to toe and I just feel great. Tomorrow I could be aroused by how my legs look in 3" shorts in the sun and not be the "master of my own domain".

ellbee
10-24-2016, 01:35 PM
Sounds like you have the crossdresser blues... :heehee:



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krissy
10-24-2016, 01:57 PM
Hi
to me i dress it gives me inner peace .i feel happy and whole i know im a man but when i dress i give in to myself oh and its fun to see myself in the mirror as i dress see the male leave and the female appear:):):)

ClosetED
10-24-2016, 02:04 PM
This is common - start out as sexual satisfaction and often guilt and take the clothes off right away and later to just feel right/calm/happy to see yourself dressed for longer periods.
Hugs, Ellen

Robyn2006
10-29-2016, 02:41 PM
One of my trademark non-scientific findings about early crossdressing is this: it seems to me that early on, in order to get over the bar to dressing you need the boost that sexual stimulation gives a guy. Guys do pretty crazy stuff when in the grip of the sexual urge and it's easily enough to get past a suppressed desire to put on women's clothing. Usually guys who do that find that the[y] almost rip the clothes off once their desire is satisfied because the madness is gone. My thought is that they're confounding cause and effect -- dressing doesn't get them excited, ramping excitement allows them to dress. Again, no science content here, just personal observation of my own early self and the people I've talked to over time. ;)

So true!!! Way back when, when it was over... it was over. "What the hell am I doing?" I aways thought, returning to my male self ASAP. But of course, later that day my mind went back to the feminine dreams that now define me...

Becky Blue
10-30-2016, 07:37 PM
In my case from age 14 (approx) to 41 dressing was very much for a sexual thrill, I thought of it as a hobby did not need to do it, but it was fun when I did. Then it all changed, suddenly the thrill went, that is when my female persona appeared. It was as if a button was pressed, dressing went from a sexual thrill to a need.

Within weeks I had my first makeover and soon thereafter my first outing, that was back in 2005 since then Becky has come and gone quite a few time, but the sexual thrill has never returned.

biannne
10-30-2016, 11:28 PM
I would have to agree to most of the girl here. Over the years the sexual thrill of wearing women clothing have diminished. These I can go days without any sexual arousal. If you are full time crossdress and you get sexual aroused every time you dress up, it would be a very inconvenient and busy day. lol

larissa-laurie
10-31-2016, 02:17 AM
I can't help wanting to dress in as much lingerie as possible, especially the slippery kind. It makes my desires skyrocket and bedroom activities take on a very exciting role. Sometimes I too think of being the cute and pretty girl with a guy wanting me sexually, just to imagine what it would be like.

Lynn Marie
10-31-2016, 08:51 AM
15 years ago dressing was an obsession because I was hiding and rarely got the chance to dress. Things have changed. I'm no longer hiding, I can dress wherever and whenever I like, most of my friends are CDs, and we go out regularly like every Friday. We prefer mainstream venues and have enough experience at this to avoid dangerous situations.

So dressing is no longer an obsession, more like a social activity with friends. When I get dressed, there's no halfway about it. It's all or nothing, I'm going out and I'm going to look good. Even at 6'3"! So I rarely go to the trouble of putting it all together unless I'm going out. It's just so much easier to be in boy mode, play with my boy toys, and not confuse my poor neighbors!

Stephanie47
10-31-2016, 10:06 AM
I believe most males who are not suppressed find some outlet for sexual fulfillment. Frankly, it is usually masturbation. And, I'm sure there are many men who use something other than Playboy magazine. Not being a real woman I have no idea what women think about when they get dolled up for a date with a guy or another woman. I suspect there must be some sort of sexual feeling that is enhanced with what her mind believes is sexy attire? Same with a cross dresser's mindset?

Dana44
10-31-2016, 10:23 AM
Yeah but those sensuous felling do hit once in a while and those have to be taken care of. LOL Yep after 65 years sometimes you feel so sexy.

wanda66
10-31-2016, 06:37 PM
Jennie,
you're on the money,that was me years ago. Today its the other way around. I enjoy being dressed ,not pretending to be something Iam not ,just being me
Now not to say i dont get aroused from time to time . After..... my need to remain dressed seems to be stronger,