Abby-Becca
06-30-2024, 04:12 AM
I remember when I was about four years old, fashioning dresses and skirts, in only the way a little kid could, out of towels or whatever I could find and playing with girl's toys. Of course, early 1970s, dad was having none of it and mum (whom I will stress was actually very supportive of me) mentioned it to the doctor. The doctor then was worse than awful, he got in my face and told me, in terms a kid would understand, that he would see to it that I was put in the asylum and told mum and dad to beat me if they caught me doing it again. That experience forced me to stop / hide my feelings.
Years later, I bought my first pair of ladies' underwear and was boot-shakingly terrified that people would 'know' I was wearing knickers under my trousers and not boxers. But when no comments came, I started wearing more androgenous women's clothing out in public, getting bolder and more feminine clothing as time went by.
Now, I am going through HRT treatment and obvious women's clothing is now my everyday attire, no matter where I go.
I know not everyone is in a position to do what I have done and I am lucky enough (with the exception of my brother) to have a supportive wife, family and friends.
Stay strong and be you.
Hugs Abigail.
Years later, I bought my first pair of ladies' underwear and was boot-shakingly terrified that people would 'know' I was wearing knickers under my trousers and not boxers. But when no comments came, I started wearing more androgenous women's clothing out in public, getting bolder and more feminine clothing as time went by.
Now, I am going through HRT treatment and obvious women's clothing is now my everyday attire, no matter where I go.
I know not everyone is in a position to do what I have done and I am lucky enough (with the exception of my brother) to have a supportive wife, family and friends.
Stay strong and be you.
Hugs Abigail.