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shirley1
01-23-2008, 09:11 PM
i guess many of you on here would say i'm quite lucky being single ie no So to have to consider or worry about but in some ways am i ? i have the freedom to cd whenever i want have accumilated a big stash of clothes but i still want to meet a gg for some kind of a relationship even if its just friendship/dating - i sit at home and am so happy at having and wearin all these clothes whenever i want and am even plannin on going out soon - but at the same time i worry that all this could be detramental to me ever having a normal loving relationship with a women ie the more clothing i accumilate the further i seem to be from meetin anyone (does that make sense ?) i just dont see how i could possibly meet someone to accept me as i am - it seems most people on here seem to get married and have kids anyway and then let the bombshell out about their cding but at nearly 40 i dont want to go down that road now i would sooner be honest with someone from the start or just stay on my own - or be forced to make a choice between cdin or relationship - is it really possible to combine the two things ie meet a gg who accepts you have this need and be able to have some kind of normal relationship ? i have advertised on a site as a cder looking to meet a girl but the only replies i'm getting are from guys which just doesnt appeal to me at the moment - maybe never will ! are there really women out there that want to meet guys like us or is cding really only seen as a gay/bi or slightly perverted thing to do !

TeriAnn
01-23-2008, 09:21 PM
Well I say there are ladies out there would at first might be a little shocked but will accept you and the need to cross. I didn't tell my wife until five years into our marriage she is fine with it. I should have told her from the get go but I was to big of a coward at the time to be honest with her. I realized that it would not be the end of the world if she left but I new I had to tell her. Keep looking there is someone out there for you and if it is not the first one keep trying you will find that right somebody. She is out there:2c: Check out mu signature this is my strong belif

Talon DeRojo
01-23-2008, 09:31 PM
Shirley - I was nearly 40 when I met the woman who later became my wife. I had some of the same concerns that you have voiced. I told her about my CDing on our first date because I figured that it would be better for both of us to have that on the table from the start. I didn't want to hide it only to have it b;ow things up years later. We've been married for 16 years.
Talon:happy:

jeniinnylons
01-23-2008, 09:32 PM
We would all be lucky if we could find women like Paige :love:

shirley1
01-23-2008, 09:51 PM
put it another way i sit here and can see a pair of shoes high heeled that are mine and i dont see anything wrong with that they are just my shoes - but to most people they are womens shoes and i am a man so what am i doing thinking that i can own a pair of them let alone wear them - put it another way meet a gg she will probably own these same type of shoes but i cant own any like this anymore because i have made the decision to give up my femininity for a relationship with a gg but maybe it would have been easier to just force myself into a relationship first and then worry about how i'm going to cd because having the freedom to it now before settlin down with someone is like the old saying you dont miss things so much if youve never done them or had the freedom to do so - i mean its like telling a gg she can never wear a skirt again your gonna feel like youve had something taken away from you - maybe what i'm saying doesnt make much sense to a lot of people but i guess if i wasnt ever bothered about meetin anyone of the opposite sex it wouldnt matter ! its that that sticks in my throat caus i really dont see why i cant have have both women and womens clothes in my life ! if not life really does suck !

TxKimberly
01-23-2008, 09:58 PM
I like posts something like this. With important questions like "is there love for a crossdresser", or "are there woman out there that can love us". In my opinion, this is a worthwhile use of the internet and this forum.
So, talk is cheap - I can give you a few facts that seem to say that yes, there can be love.
I've been happily married for 20 years and have two beautiful children. My wife knows and has known all about me.
Holly, a moderator here on this forum has been married longer, I think in the area of 30 years. Her wife knows all about Holly too.
Missy Anne of this forum has also been married for decades, I think either 20 or 30 years. Her wife knows all about it as well.
Gina, a good friend of mine in Indianapolis has also been married between 20 to 30 years.
Do you see a trend here? Not only married, but with a marriage that is long lasting and enduring.
So yes, there can be love for a crossdresser, and you may yet find it! :-)

Mitzi
01-23-2008, 10:04 PM
Your post struck a chord... Waaaay back, when I was still single, I could dress whenever I wanted, but I was achingly lonesome, and wanted a girlfriend in the worst way. Maybe it was the crossdressing that got in the way, but I was never aggressive with girls.

Then I met my wife, love at first sight on my part. I assumed the urge to dress would go away, once I had a love interest. Wrong!! as we all know... I loved her dearly, but still felt trapped in not being able to dress freely.

What would I do now if I were young and single, knowing what I know now? Honestly, I don't know... Of course, being honest up front is the recommended course, but the fear of rejection, and being outed makes that tough, especially if you have mutual friends. Maybe look for someone outside of your circle of friends.

Mitzi

melissaK
01-23-2008, 10:22 PM
Yep, CDing limits the dating pool some, but lots of GG will love ya anyway. And maybe you wouldn't want to be married to a GG that is that intolerant.

In my third marriage I told soon - not first date, but after I knew we liked each other a lot. In the first couple dates you can gauge a persons tolerance for some things. Then you tell and take your chances.

Now having said that, my wife was supportive for about a year (shopping, make-up tips, etc), then due to some issues of her own withdrew support. And I have a huge TS streak and the issues run deeper for me than amusing cross-dressing which further taxed her supportiveness. Still, we have found our wy together, raised kids, kept high paying jobs, will have been together 16 yrs on Feb 8 - and I'd not wish to have done them with anyone else.

hugs,
'lissa

Jilmac
01-24-2008, 12:11 AM
Shirley, it may seem like a long shot, I thought it was too, but you never know where that nonjudgemental woman will be. Here is my story. I knew my first wife for four years and dated her for two years before I married her. I told her about my dressing before we tied the knot, so she could have backed out if she had wanted to. She never approved of my dressing and called it my "problem" during the ten years I was married to her. When I met my second wife, I told her a month later that I dressed. She could have headed for the hills, but she chose to stick with me even though she didn't understand my dressing, and thought it would "turn me gay". I lost my wife to cancer last August, and I had to start all over again at age 62.

I'm single now, but have two lady friends who I met first on line, then in person. I met them both with the intention of having a friendship with "benefits". I had nothing to hide so I told each one that I enjoyed dressing. Neither one of them dropped me. one is a platonic friend,and the other one is intimate. In fact I was just intimate with her tonight, and when she left to go home, I became my femme self again. Both women like me for who I am, not for the clothes I wear. Even though they both know I dress, I won't come out to them as Jill until they are ready.

The point I'm trying to make is that there are women out there who will like you for who you are. There will also be some (many) who will perceive you as a pervert, or worse, and will head for the hills. I found that being honest from the start works the best for me. Now I don't have to hide, I can dress whenever I want, Unless one of my lady friends is coming by, which is totally my choice. Best of all, I can talk freely and openly to either one of them about my dressing and it doesn't become a big issue.

So hang in there Girl, if you want to continue to dress, do it. But be honest about it. If you meet a woman who rejects you just because of the clothes you choose to wear, then she wasn't really meant for you. Eventually Ms right will come along, but nobody knows for sure just when. I wish you the best of luck and happiness. Luv and:hugs: Jill

MsToriJones
01-24-2008, 12:25 AM
If I were single right now I would like to say that I would not let the fact that a guy cds determine if I would date him. I would like to say I would go on personality.

I am not single so I can only say "I would like to say" because until I am put in that situation, I can't say for certain 100%

VtVicky
01-24-2008, 01:08 AM
One of the problems some CDers have with relationships is that the CDing becomes their sole focus in life. If it is just a part of an otherwise well rounded life, a new relationship can flourish around the other areas. And the CDing can be seen as a part of you, NOT the whole you. If the other areas fit together with another person, she, even if not liking the CDing, can find enough to like to tolerate the CDing.

For example: I like skiing, golf, and CDing. My SO likes sking and golf. And, although she knows about my CDing, prefers not to be invloved with it. Really, two out of three is not bad. There are many long term relationships based on less.

My Point: The more different things someone likes about you, the less significant the disliked things become.

If you are serious about finding an SO, stop focusing on the negative and start looking around in the other areas of your life. (If there are no other areas of your life...get some!!!!) Find a connection, and if it seems to have a future, THEN tell her about the CDing. (Not on your first date.)

Let's face it. One trick ponys are B*O*R*I*N*G.


Good luck

TxKimberly
01-24-2008, 01:29 AM
One of the problems some CDers have with relationships is that the CDing becomes their sole focus in life. If it is just a part of an otherwise well rounded life, a new relationship can flourish around the other areas. And the CDing can be seen as a part of you, NOT the whole you. If the other areas fit together with another person, she, even if not liking the CDing, can find enough to like to tolerate the CDing.


Outstanding points! I'm falling a bit short in this department myself these days. I think anyone would resent your "hobby" if crossdressing is all you are interested in and all you will particiapate in. If this is but a single part of you, it is much more likely to be accepted with the over all package.

vivianann
01-24-2008, 01:45 AM
Whatever you do, be honest, never hide the fact that you crossdress to a potential girlfriend/wife. If you can go out enfemme to stores where there is alot of women you will get alot of attention from the women out there, you may or may not find a sweetheart out there when dressed, but you will meet alot of women who find it intriging. I go out in public crossdressed alot, and I do love the attention I get from the GG's out there.:love:
Like you I do love the freedom to crossdress, but it can get lonely at times.

jennydl
01-24-2008, 01:46 AM
Hi Shirley,you must have been reading my mind.I could have written this post word for word,the only difference is I turned 40 a few months ago heheh.We seem to be in the same boat so I totally identify with this.
hugs
jenny

Katelyn
01-24-2008, 05:22 AM
Next relationship I jump into, I plan on letting the person know about all of me around the third month. I will tell them that this is me and if you truly love me, you have to accept all of me. If you can't then it would be best to go our separate ways now before things get even more serious. The only friend that I'll probably let her meet is another cd friend of mine here. She won't know that he's a cd, but if she decides to tell him to get back at me, The damage has already been controlled before it started. That's my plan. Now after I tell her about me, maybe she still loves me dearly and I love her dearly, but she doesn't want any part of this, then at that point we can talk. This is where negotiations about still being able to dress up, but not around her will take place. Hopefully this plan works... You may be able to modify it for you and make it work for you too.

Angie G
01-24-2008, 05:43 AM
there must be some out there Shirley. My wife knows I dress and is OK with it but I think if I told her before we Got married she'd been gone I don't have an answer for you but wish you all thev luck in finding some one hun :hugs:
Angie

Sandra
01-24-2008, 05:47 AM
Next relationship I jump into, I plan on letting the person know about all of me around the third month. I will tell them that this is me and if you truly love me, you have to accept all of me. If you can't then it would be best to go our separate ways now before things get even more serious.

Well lets just hope things haven't already become more serious for her after 3 months. :rolleyes: It's just lies and this is more damaging than the cding it's self.



Now after I tell her about me, maybe she still loves me dearly and I love her dearly, but she doesn't want any part of this, then at that point we can talk. This is where negotiations about still being able to dress up, but not around her will take place. Hopefully this plan works... You may be able to modify it for you and make it work for you too.


You should be talking right from the begining. Is there any wonder GGs get so cross and upset. :Angry3:


shirley

There are GGs out there that have no problem with cding. Being honest at the begining is one of the most improtant things you can do, it saves a lot of upset and heartache on both sides.

And yes Marriages can work as has already been said. I've been married to Nigella for 20 years.

jeniinnylons
01-24-2008, 08:15 AM
I'm very afraid myself I may just be alone the rest of my life. :(

I most of the time wish it would just go away or stop.

Scotty
01-24-2008, 08:54 AM
The story of my own life.

Being single is nice, wear femme clothes at night if I want, or not..
Wear a night shirt to bed, bra/panties every day..

But it has it's lonely side and I too have the same wonders.

MJ
01-24-2008, 09:40 AM
you know if you just live your CD life out in the real world woman will see you for who you are .. and you may find one that accepts ..

or meet her in drab and fear . and tell after you marry her ... we all know how well that works ..

Merry
01-24-2008, 10:38 AM
Shirley1, I'm this girl!!!!!!!
My boy friend also CD's, & I accepted & support him, so you can.^^

Littlej10
01-24-2008, 10:40 AM
There are GGs out there in all shapes and varieties of temperament. The best advice that has been given is to join the rest of the world, and mingle, take a class, join a club for any activity that will give a good ratio of genders.
Keep trying, be yourself and good luck.

Merry
01-24-2008, 11:03 AM
Clarissa, I'm very identify^^

docrobbysherry
01-24-2008, 11:26 AM
I got with my ex-wife when I was 45. Way after I was sure I would never marry or have a family. I raised a stepchild and had my own at 50. My divorce had nothing to do with dressing. Which got serious only after we separated. If marriage is important to u, u still have time!

At this point in my life, I wish to have a GG girlfriend. My CD conflict comes NOT from telling them I do it, but rather from competition in my mind. Sherry is NOT a great companion, but she is SO HOT in bed!
When I find a girlfriend I really care about, I will deal with telling her, or not, about my CDing. And sex with the GG girlfriend would have to be incredible, for me to give up Sherry!
RS

Gisele
01-24-2008, 11:34 AM
Yes, there are many wonderful women out there. I have met many that know and support my lifestyle. I have made many friends on the net and in person. If I were not seeing someone now I could have a huge litter to pick from.

Just like some said just be yourself and they will come. Join a support group and get out with the other "girls" you will end up meeting some GG's out there. Trust me.

Tee
02-02-2008, 12:10 AM
One of the problems some CDers have with relationships is that the CDing becomes their sole focus in life. If it is just a part of an otherwise well rounded life, a new relationship can flourish around the other areas. And the CDing can be seen as a part of you, NOT the whole you. If the other areas fit together with another person, she, even if not liking the CDing, can find enough to like to tolerate the CDing.

For example: I like skiing, golf, and CDing. My SO likes sking and golf. And, although she knows about my CDing, prefers not to be invloved with it. Really, two out of three is not bad. There are many long term relationships based on less.

My Point: The more different things someone likes about you, the less significant the disliked things become.

If you are serious about finding an SO, stop focusing on the negative and start looking around in the other areas of your life. (If there are no other areas of your life...get some!!!!) Find a connection, and if it seems to have a future, THEN tell her about the CDing. (Not on your first date.)

Let's face it. One trick ponys are B*O*R*I*N*G.


Good luck

Yep Yep... develop other parts of things in life that can help you build a foundation for a life together with this girl. walking in the countryside, listening to some type of music, taking some forms of holidays. when she have all these life with you, that she cannot have it with others, she can take the "unpleasant" stuff better as a package. its just like why and how she can tolerate "my hubby's weird family members".
if CD is the only stuff you do, i think it will be challenging to find someone accepting.
ha.. i gotten a lot of stick from her about my family members (parents, siblings) than about my CDing! She is most lovely to me when i treat children very well, and make children happy.

Colleentg
02-02-2008, 09:28 AM
I got divorced almost 12 yrs ago because my S/O would no longer accept my feminine side. I have not dated much since, but once while in a close relationship with a female, I told her I would rather live a woman. At first, she found it interesting, but that changed much too quickly. So I know how hard it is meeting someone you want to share your life (style) with. I post what I'm looking for in several sites, and yes, most of the replies are from men!!! I have run into one female recently who seems very interested. WIsh me luck.

Colleen

Holly
02-02-2008, 12:05 PM
First of all, be happy with yourself. Believe that you have something important to give to another person. Are there women who love cross dressers? Of course. And just because she doesn't want to participate with you in it doesn't mean that she doesn't or can't love you. Do all golfer's have wives that also play golf? Certainly not. The issue becomes a problem when the hobby/lifestyle overcomes the relationship. Your mate is out there. The search can be as fun as the find. Enjoy yourself and you will find what you are seeking.

Mary Jane1
02-08-2008, 03:54 PM
It is a good question Shirley and I agree with most of the responses. The question got my attention because I'm in a similar situation and very concerned.

I just want to point out one thing. I keep hearing 'she allows me to dress when she's not around', 'she finally came around and now we've been married 93 years' etc. Or 'she knows and doesn't like it. but accepts it and still loves me for who I am"

I was married and now divorced (not cd related) and I'll never go into another serious relationship again without discussing it. But I hope for more than 'accepting I'm a cross dresser' Are there women who will celebrate, support and want to know my feminine side. Who think it's wonderful I'm a cd'er or even envious of my opportunity to know my full gender spectrum?

That's not really my question. I know those women are out there. My question should be, How do I find her?

shirley1
02-08-2008, 09:03 PM
i have only been on the net a few months so i kinda thought this might be a good way to try and meet a gg and be honest in an advert ect - so far i've only had interest of a few women who just want to come to this country to get away from a poverty life elsewhere it seems - i want someone who wants me for me not for a meal ticket to a better lifestyle - but i will keep trying a few dating sites ect - there is always someone out there i guess just have to try and find them somehow !

Christen3042
02-09-2008, 11:26 AM
Shirley, that issue isn't a long shot. I'll bet that the majority of single CDs have the same concerns - I know that I do. I'm in my 50s and, from my point of view, the prospects of finding a GG willing to take me as I am are not promising.
Living alone certainly has its perqs, but the loneliness can be awful at times.

caroll
02-16-2008, 10:04 PM
Iam just like you,are you by chance in indy,maybe we could swap outfits

highheelqueen
02-17-2008, 04:04 AM
you know woman that you are looking for hang around unicorns no really there are a couple of them out there just have keep looking mabe vist a couple lesbin bars or maybe a friend of a friend knows somebody like you say if you meet them dressed then you have no bomb shell to take out your closet remember good things are always worth waiting for

Amy Hepker
02-17-2008, 05:38 AM
You may want to try other sites to find someone. Try www.flirt.com I have mine pic there and have had a few messages, although I have not answered them as of yet. There are GGs out there, take your time and the right one will come along. It is better to be up front and open about your CDing, and I do think you are going about it the right way to find someone. I have met many GGs dressed with me dressed as a male, and that is what they want, a MALE not a guy that likes to dress as a girl. Oh, sure it is fun for a while until they find out you want to dress all the time, then they don't want you. Be open truthful and get the word out the way you are doing it and sooner or later you will find someone to share yourself with.

Melora
02-17-2008, 06:49 AM
What I now now and could have known back then, before I met HER.. It would have been ALOT different....
If I was single and in your place, I would go clubbing, cybering and adventuring!! Check out all of the different groups, contact pages, clubs and go to clubs that are open to this scene! There are alot too, depending where you live..
God I would have drank it ALL IN!
But I remained closeted for too long I feel, though I was lucky enough to meet a girl and marry.. She loves me, She accepts the hobby that I have, but will NOT take part in my hobby right now.. = "Kinda like in the middle , but not the best of both worlds".. You have THE CHOICE right NOW To look and seek.. As well as have some fun with it too! Have some adventures! I wish I was in your shoes sometimes, But IF I did I would lose soo much, if I were to do it NOW..
Just remember.. Be safe! & Trust nobody at first untill you get to KNOW THEM!!
Melora/Katie..

Sally24
02-17-2008, 10:55 AM
I have been married for 30 years to a wonderful woman who knew at the start. Now granted neither of us knew it would go as far as it has so far. That didn't happen until 25 years later. Just the same, telling them near the beginning of the relationship is ESSENTIAL!!!! The biggest problem most women have with this is not the skirts and underwear! It is the LIES and DECEPTIONS. If you avoid these mistakes you should be able to find a GG who is supportive, maybe even enthusiastic. You can try meeting girls who are already into CDs at clubs or support groups. That does however almost make that a central part of the relationship. I'm not sure if that is the best way to start.

I would reccomend just dating open, honest women and letting them know a little at a time about the softer side of you. Many women are intent on finding a sensitve man who can appreaciate them. Just keep looking, they are out there!

mishelle379
02-17-2008, 11:18 AM
i guess many of you on here would say i'm quite lucky being single ie no So to have to consider or worry about but in some ways am i ? i have the freedom to cd whenever i want have accumilated a big stash of clothes but i still want to meet a gg for some kind of a relationship even if its just friendship/dating - i sit at home and am so happy at having and wearin all these clothes whenever i want and am even plannin on going out soon - but at the same time i worry that all this could be detramental to me ever having a normal loving relationship with a women ie the more clothing i accumilate the further i seem to be from meetin anyone (does that make sense ?) i just dont see how i could possibly meet someone to accept me as i am - it seems most people on here seem to get married and have kids anyway and then let the bombshell out about their cding but at nearly 40 i dont want to go down that road now i would sooner be honest with someone from the start or just stay on my own - or be forced to make a choice between cdin or relationship - is it really possible to combine the two things ie meet a gg who accepts you have this need and be able to have some kind of normal relationship ? i have advertised on a site as a cder looking to meet a girl but the only replies i'm getting are from guys which just doesnt appeal to me at the moment - maybe never will ! are there really women out there that want to meet guys like us or is cding really only seen as a gay/bi or slightly perverted thing to do !

oh there r, trust me, but u must be honest from yhe start

mishelle379
02-17-2008, 11:19 AM
plus, u will find out who your true friends really r

mishelle379
02-17-2008, 11:22 AM
we r so much alike, same age, same living situation, i WOULD LOVE TO GET TO KNOW U

mishelle379
02-17-2008, 11:25 AM
Yep Yep... develop other parts of things in life that can help you build a foundation for a life together with this girl. walking in the countryside, listening to some type of music, taking some forms of holidays. when she have all these life with you, that she cannot have it with others, she can take the "unpleasant" stuff better as a package. its just like why and how she can tolerate "my hubby's weird family members".
if CD is the only stuff you do, i think it will be challenging to find someone accepting.
ha.. i gotten a lot of stick from her about my family members (parents, siblings) than about my CDing! She is most lovely to me when i treat children very well, and make children happy.

VERY WELL SAID AND VERY TRUE

Glenda
02-17-2008, 12:00 PM
I may not be the most qualified to answer this question. My ex divorced me 17 years ago, long before I even discovered my desire to crossdress. I guess I'm just afraid that if someone I was totally in love with and had what I thought was a successful marriage for 23 years and still refers to me as her best friend chose to give up on a marriage that I believed in......well, what chance do I have of finding someone else that I can fully trust to remain in the marriage? Yes Shirley, I have my hang-ups too.

Obviously, I have dated a lot since my divorce. First it was all of my friends trying to set me up with their friends. Then it was me seeing someone who caught my eye and either approached me or I approached her. I have met and dated a lot of very fine women but none that I have fallen in love with. I do want to find that one special person that will fulfill my needs for a loving and lasting relationship too. I just haven't yet. I have been proposed to five times since my divorce.

My point is this.........I didn't meet any of those wonderful women, all of whom I still remain friends with, by sitting around my house in a skirt and high heels. I was involved in life and sharing interests with other people. Outside of my house. We all have interests, hobbies, passions and needs. You have to get out in the world and do what you enjoy doing. That enables you to meet other people with similar interests. Once you meet someone and find that you enjoy sharing those interests then you expand your friendship and learn more about each other. I don't hide my crossdressing, but it is not my reason for being. It is an important and integral part of me, but it is not the whole package.

My advice is to turn off the computer at times and just enjoy living life. You are more likely to meet someone that can fill the empty and lonely void that only another person can fill than sitting in front of the computer screen and hoping that a miracle will happen. And, even if you don't, you will still be living a more enriching life.

One other confession from me.........I have never joined an internet dating site. I don't think they are bad or wrong. I know a lot of people have found their mates on them. Even one of my sons, who now has four children of his own. So take my advice with a grain of salt. Some of what I say may apply but some obviously won't. I do wish you luck in your quest though.

Carol Richards
02-19-2008, 01:10 AM
I can totally relate to your situation. I had been in so many relationships over the past few years, even tried the internet dating thing, but just couldn't seem to find any body to have some kind of relationship with, let alone tell them about my cding. Being near 40 and figured that being single and a little miserable alone was alot better than being in a bad relationship where I couldn't be happy.


Then I got set up on a blind date(something I said I would never do ever again). Things went real well and after a couple of weeks I knew this was somebody I cared about and knew that I needed to tell about my crossdressing. I was sick as a dog on the day I decided to tell her about it. After work I went to her house and told her, it was the hardest thing I have ever had to do. After I told her, she was relieved(so was I), she thought it was going to be something far worse. She said she didn't understand it, but it also wasn't going to drive her away.


So ,long story short, we have been married for almost 2 years now, something I never thought was never going to happen. Slowly, she has let me dress more and more frequently and even helps me out with clothes and make up, etc.

I have gotten alot of advise from all the ladies on this website, and every situation is differen't, But in my opinion, if you think a relationship is going somewhere, the sooner you tell her the better, and don't sell yourself short. There are alot of very open minded women out there. Like I told my wife, I am all man, I just like to wear womens clothes.

I hope my long winded response has helped you or somebody else. This webstie helped me to realize that I wasn't the only one. Thanks to everybody on this website. :happy:

Joy Carter
02-19-2008, 01:18 AM
My lovely wife tells me she loves all of me (acknowledges but non acceptance). But when I say "all" she clams up from there. Dam.:o

Ria
02-19-2008, 02:45 AM
You can't advertise "Crossdresser looking for a relationship with a women" and get a decent return on that ad! Dating is numbers game at best, you need to date women. More than one to meet the right one (normally) Your not hiding anything by staying quiet about it. Look...When you meet the right one and time has revealed she is worthy of knowing then tell her, or don't. The price of meeting the right women is to keep the CD thing to yourself until such time you feel you can bring it up. She's not going to tell you if there is an "abnormal" or freeky thing that she is into on the first date. Nor do people air their dirty laundry on the first date, normally. Get into that later. You need to stop CDing enough to get out and meet some women dude. Start thinking of yourslef as a dude. CDing is a side thing. If you treat it as more than that your going to have very tough time meeting a women, they wont respond to that type of ad.

I do think there is a fair amount of self dulision that goes on here. It seems to get passed along quite a bit. Everything has a price. You can't have your cake and eat it also.

What do you want? What's the price? Resolve to pay that price, then get busy.

Fire away.

Claire3
02-19-2008, 05:43 AM
Ive was married 4 19 years,she found out about my cd,it wasnt the reason we parted,found a new girlfriend,cd was the reason it didnt work out although i have 2 say i didnt say im claire at the begining.Im ok as i am,work full time,have my border collie Beth and have outside intrests.Been single 4 a while and grow more selfish as the days and weeks go by.Guess if a cd wants a relationship,need 2b honest from day 1 and need 2b aware of any reproccussions.

shirley1
02-19-2008, 09:02 PM
You can't advertise "Crossdresser looking for a relationship with a women" and get a decent return on that ad! Dating is numbers game at best, you need to date women. More than one to meet the right one (normally) Your not hiding anything by staying quiet about it. Look...When you meet the right one and time has revealed she is worthy of knowing then tell her, or don't. The price of meeting the right women is to keep the CD thing to yourself until such time you feel you can bring it up. She's not going to tell you if there is an "abnormal" or freeky thing that she is into on the first date. Nor do people air their dirty laundry on the first date, normally. Get into that later. You need to stop CDing enough to get out and meet some women dude. Start thinking of yourslef as a dude. CDing is a side thing. If you treat it as more than that your going to have very tough time meeting a women, they wont respond to that type of ad.

I do think there is a fair amount of self dulision that goes on here. It seems to get passed along quite a bit. Everything has a price. You can't have your cake and eat it also.

What do you want? What's the price? Resolve to pay that price, then get busy.

Fire away.

i think you are probably right - i am only gettin replies from guys - there seem to be plenty of bi curious males out there that would just love to date a cder and more ! no good if your straight ! dont they call them cd admirers ? or maybe some have been in jail and have had the experience of a relationship with an male cder ! i dont know but yeh i maybe got it wrong thinking i could advertise myself as a cder looking for female but what about for frienship only ? shopping trips ? female company would do for the meantime !

DemonicDaughter
02-19-2008, 09:12 PM
I can honestly say, I LOVE CDs and seem to specifically date them! And as I was reading this thread, I was thinking, there has to be some sort of dating site for this, right? I mean they have everything else on the web! If they don't, then we should make one!!! If anyone has any links to some, that would be a good idea to. I don't recall seeing any "Links" section... hmmm...

JennaKnots
02-19-2008, 09:22 PM
You absolutely can meet a GG who will not only love you for who you are, but will actually be into the crossdressing. My situation around this w/my wife right now is far from ideal, but she's known from the start and we've been together 14 years.

Prior to her, I've been in three relationships (yes with GGs) where the women were into me CDing. So there is NO doubt that someone for you is out there. It just aint easy is all.

jenniferj
02-19-2008, 09:31 PM
Married 36 years here - I didn't tell my wife before (something I will always feel guilty for) but did as soon as I realized that the "love of a (very) good woman" would not "cure" me.

She has been tolerant over the years, but never was encouraging. In the last year or so with the kids gone and me working at home, I've been able to dress far more than I could have hoped/imagined. Most weekdays, she comes home to find JJ cooking dinner with a glass of wine already poured for her. Since I am home, I do most of the housework, and all of the laundry. She has started to bring me flowers and candy - I can't begin to tell you how nice that makes me feel.

We talked seriously a couple of months go, and she offered the classic logical analysis - she loves me, and all that I am. If I weren't a CD, I would be a different person, and she probably wouldn't be so fond of me.

So we sleep together when I'm dressed (but don't snuggle) and she has started to borrow things when they seem to complete an outfit. I love that, thinking back over the years and how much of her stuff I have borrowed. We use the same perfumes, so that neither of us leave a trail when we wear each other's things. My taste tends to be girlier, so when she needs something dressy, there is a good chance I can help out. Truth be told, I have more nice things than she has.

She has never addressed me as JJ, or as a girl, but she looks at me without averting her eyes. I am overwhelmed by how much I love her. I wish you all the same luck and good fortune.

- jj