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Amber_8281
08-20-2006, 09:27 PM
I am a little scared about telling people that I CD. Because I know that I am around people on here that do it all the time. But I am still shy about talking about it. I guess I am only 19 and I guess I am afraid of not being accepted on here or just ignored because of my age or something.
angelfire
08-20-2006, 09:35 PM
This is probably the place you have to fear rejection the least. Everyone is very accepting. And I am only 20 myself.
Cristi
08-20-2006, 09:37 PM
No reason to be at ALL scared here. Myself, I am a little JEALOUS. ah...to be 20 again and just starting the adventure of dressing!!
Let it all out... we're all friends (sisters?) here.
Gurly
08-20-2006, 09:40 PM
Not to worry...you are among friends and will not be rejected due to your age or for any other reason. It's also okay to be scared. Heck, I'm 45 and just now have started contacting and conversing with other crossdressers and it scares the heck out of me. Relax.
Amber_8281
08-20-2006, 09:42 PM
Well I am still a little iffy about it. I just need to get use to being ably to express this side of me.
angelfire
08-20-2006, 09:43 PM
I know how you feel. I just joined here about a week ago, so I feel the exact same way as you.
Amber_8281
08-20-2006, 09:53 PM
Well that make me fell a little better knowing that I am not the only scared about this. Thanks
Kimberley
08-20-2006, 09:58 PM
Welcome to both of you young ladies.
Please dont let your ages get in the way of contributing. So many of us are older and we really do need the perspective of young people and cultural changes. You two can be the catalyst for some great discussions, all you have to do is jump in.
You also have the advantage of thousands of older sisters who can help you avoid some of the pitfalls we went through.
So DONT BE SHY!
:hugs: and welcome again
Kimberley
Amber_8281
08-20-2006, 10:04 PM
I really never look at like that. I guess we could make changes in our genertion.
good point real good point.
GypsyKaren
08-20-2006, 10:47 PM
Hi Amber
Never feel that you won't be accepted or will be ignored here, you have just as much to contribute as anyone. And don't worry about your age, even us old broads were 19 once, and you're a lot further along than I was at your age.
Karen
Wenda
08-20-2006, 10:47 PM
Welcome! This is a safe harbour. Unless you remind people, no one knows or really cares about your age. You can ask any question, offer any suggestion, or tell any story, as long as they don't impose on anyone elses's space here. This is the best community to learn about our common interests. Glad to have you here!:happy:
ReginaW
08-20-2006, 10:52 PM
I know the feeling. I live with my parents and it's very restrictive.
angelfire
08-20-2006, 10:54 PM
Yup, me too Regina. I know the feeling. Can't wait to be done college an be out on my own.
ReginaW
08-20-2006, 10:57 PM
It sucks. I just had to purge a few weeks ago because my Dad is cleaning out the basement, and the container where my stuff was was probably going to get cleaned out.
MelissaAndProudOfIt
08-20-2006, 11:59 PM
Hiya Amber
I think most will agree with me regarding crossdressing, for most it's to do with personality more than a fetish or hobby... So I guess it cuts into your innermost feelings of the essence of who you are, and on that grounds you should dress and not feel the slightest bit guilty about it. Though, I do admit society though fairly tollerant now, still contains it small minds too.. the best way to dress out and about if thats what you want to do... is to go out dressed where there are many people and in the daytime.. You would have thought this time to be the worst time lol, though with everyone around, the last thing they would be doing is looking at you, they would be busy with their everyday lives and where to shop for the next bargain lol. It's then things are there safest, as no one no matter how big mouthed won't want to show themselves up, in case they are wrong about you lol, as who would be the fool then if they were wrong... bottom line, is to dress and act confident, do not overdo the make up.. and not too much jewellry and you'll do ok...
Hope this helps
All the best
Melissa
tekla west
08-21-2006, 12:38 AM
Fortune favors the bold, and most of the bold people I know are scared, they are just very good at hiding it. The sooner you begin to live your life the way you want, the fewer people you lose, the less regret you have latter.
Amber_8281
08-21-2006, 12:44 AM
Well I am good at Hiding the fact that I Crossdress at home. And I am scared but from what I have read, I have a new prespecive on life and I guess I will take it to the next step. And not get caught. I guess the fact that I can express my girlish side brings up a whole new set of promblem and questions. This being one of them. I never really have went full scale in my crossdressing but shaving will pull my look in my cheereading skirt together. I love that skirt it is so conforble. But it makes my butt look big. O-well.
Thanks For the moral boost.
Love lots
Amber
Deanna2
08-21-2006, 12:49 AM
You don't have to tell anybody you are a CD.
Just buy femme clothes, call them yours and then all you are doing is wearing your clothes. Nothing CD about wearing your own clothes.
older not wiser
08-21-2006, 01:22 AM
to Angelfire and Amber,
Welcome to the family girls, you two guys have alot of sisters here. Back when I was your age there was no computer and I thought that I was the only one that wanted to dress in female clothing. Your input is not only welcome but is also necessary for us older girls to see a younger perspective.
Love; BonnieAnne:GE:
Renee Talia
08-21-2006, 02:08 AM
More young people just like me, im so excited, im only 20 and am glad to see more people my age on here, hopefully this a good sign for the future.....:heehee:
Jenna
Lisa Golightly
08-21-2006, 02:16 AM
Now I'm feeling old! ;) Being here at 19 is a real positive thing... For many of us oldies we had to blunder around in the dark on our own for more years than we'd care to remember.
I hope you get to forge some strong friendships with girls your age. :)
Jasmine Ellis
08-21-2006, 05:39 AM
we know how you feel, just take your time, you know in yourself when the time is right for you.
Helen MC
08-21-2006, 05:42 AM
You will be ok here and welcome, but be very careful and think long and hard who you tell in the real world outside as once told it cannot be unsaid.
Amber_8281
08-21-2006, 05:47 AM
Yeah, I know, thats why nobody in the outside world knows. For my protection. But maybe one day. But then again maybe not. Only time will tell.
LisasTime
08-21-2006, 05:48 AM
I remember being 20 and hiding it all.Wish I had the internet then, its nice to be with a group.
Amber_8281
08-21-2006, 05:54 AM
Yes this is great I can let all of this out and I fell more confident to do what I have done in the past. But have always been afraid to tell. The internet is a great tool. And I am glad that I found this site. And these forms. And I am metting people and makeing new friends as the person that I like the most. That is what makes this all great. Before I would set in my room and wonder. But not anymore. I have a place to express my self with no fallout. Thats just cool.
Rock On!!!!!!!!!!!
Emma England
08-21-2006, 05:57 AM
:welcom:
This is the best cd forum you will find. Everyone is friendly.
Don't be afraid to ask whatever questions you feel like. I am always willing to help.
Or if unable, then someone else may have an answer.
Never let other people dictate how you should live your life, especially your choice of clothes.
Scared about telling people +? The easiest ones to come out to are complete strangers.
The best are the sales assistants in shops first. That is fun!
:hugs:
Emma
Robin Leigh
08-21-2006, 06:42 AM
I am a little scared about telling people that I CD.
Well, you've told us. Your secret is no longer locked away! :D
It is a good idea to have someone in the Real World to talk to about your CDing, but you don't need to tell everyone. :) It's very liberating telling people, but take your time deciding who to tell, and how to tell them.
At this stage, I suggest you only tell one person, someone around your own age, preferably a girl you don't have a romantic attraction to (it just makes things more complicated :)). Guys your age can be easily threatened by sexual/gender identity issues and many tend not to handle this stuff as well as girls. Some even become aggressive. :sad: Anyway, a girl friend can help you learn about makeup and dressing, and take you shopping!
Definitely go with your instincts and keep it secret from your parents, for the time being. Once you have your own place & you learn a bit more about your own transgender nature, then you may decide to tell them about Amber. If you tell them while you're still at home, it may become a living hell for all.:(
Because I know that I am around people on here that do it all the time. But I am still shy about talking about it.
There are often threads talking about it, true. But some of the people here have taken decades to get to the point where they feel capable of telling their wives or other family members. Some here will never tell a soul in the Real World. And there are thousands of TGs & TG admirers reading this forum who will never join, or if they join, won't really get involved in the discussions. :sad:
I have no intention of ever telling my parents about my CDing. My Mum could definitely cope with some elements of it, but not the sexual side.
I guess I am only 19 and I guess I am afraid of not being accepted on here or just ignored because of my age or something.
If you crossdress, or admire those that do, you will be accepted here, as long as you behave in a civilized manner. And we older girls appreciate the energy & enthusiasm of youth. :happy:
At least you youngsters won't need to hide as much as the older generations did. The internet has made a major change to the TG world. Before the internet we were mostly isolated; many crossdressers never shared their crossdressing or their thoughts about it with another soul. Now we are beginning to overcome that isolation & fragmentation, but many of us here spent many years considering that isolation normal, and may take a while to overcome the effects of isolation completely. :p
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