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KahlanA
06-19-2008, 01:41 PM
Hi everyone, my name is Kahlan. I introduced myself a few days ago as a new member and want to thank everyone who welcomed me so warmly. My question to everyone is does dressing influence our sexuality? I've never considered myself as gay even though I have had several gay experiences in the past without being dressed femme. But having accepted myself as a CD/TV I find that the more time I'm dressed now, which is almost all the time, my thoughts are drawn to once more having a sexual experience with a male. I have always been highly attracted to other dressers and TV's and have had more then a few wonderful, delightful, experiences with others like myself. But more and more lately I've been drawn to wondering what it would be like to be dressed and in a mans arms.
Let me know your thoughts.
Kahlan

Lisa Rose
06-19-2008, 02:50 PM
I've thought about it, Kahlen, especially the more female dressing makes me feel but I have no experience.

However, I don't understand this statement, "I've never considered myself as gay even though I have had several gay experiences in the past." Please explain.

bgirl
06-19-2008, 03:11 PM
It depends on how you define sexuality. Specifically yours. I think this may be a part OF my sexuality. I am hetro, but I am not the normal straight guy either. I only need to check my reaction to some of the beautiful girls that visit this site. The only difference being, when I admire a GG, I think about the usual and then wish I could be her. When I admire a cd I also wish I could look as good as her. It is a bit un-nerving when a good looking cd can cause the same reaction as a good looking GG. I relate to the girls on this site, cd or GG as if they are all women. So you tell me if you think this affects my sexuality. Its not likely that I will ever have an encounter with another cd. I am happily married after all. But some of my sisters can take my breath away non-the less. And then I want to look just like them.

Sarah's lover
06-19-2008, 03:27 PM
From the lengthy conversations and also the sexual experiences my fab SO and I have shared, I think the crux is that when you are en femme and especially if you are more TG than CD then you are "being" and/or "thinking" female when you are dressed and possibly when you are not dressed too. If you're female it may be more natural to want to share a physical life with a man! Then it wouldn't be an issue of homosexuality in the mind.

Amy Hepker
06-19-2008, 03:33 PM
I only want to be with a Female in either mode, real Males are gross are gross. I am not talking about CDers.

Deborah Jane
06-19-2008, 03:34 PM
It doesn,t seem to!!
When i,m a guy i fancy women and when i,m dressed i fancy women too!!
Maybe when i,m dressed i become a lesbian:D

María José
06-19-2008, 04:02 PM
Dressed as a girl I feel atraction only to men. I have never had sex with a girl when dressed. Dressed as a boy I´m atracted by men and woman.

Fab Karen
06-19-2008, 04:09 PM
This question gets asked a lot. If you have desire for a man, it isn't because of how you're dressed. There are some CD's in denial about their sexuality who only admit such feelings to themselves when dressed.

Kayla_CD
06-19-2008, 04:28 PM
I'm bisexual and my attraction to men has come about because of my attraction to crossdressers. I still don't find a man's face to be very attractive (well, some) but the idea of another crossdresser is very sexually stimulating to me.

You can tell me that I'm really gay and trying to hide it or I'm confused or any other reasoning for how I feel, but the fact is that yes, crossdressing has made me more attracted to men than I ever thought I would be. In five years maybe I'll be totally gay or totally straight, but this is how it is now.

Sasha Anne Meadows
06-19-2008, 05:12 PM
i am attacted to ggs and t girls though that is a moot point being a faithful mate to my wife...i guess that makes me lesbian though my wife hates that term

Tamara Croft
06-19-2008, 05:23 PM
guys are gross.Guys are NOT gross and I wish you would stop saying this, it really is offensive, not only to me, but probably to the FTM's of this board. And one more thing, you are a guy, so are you saying you're gross then eh? :straightface:

Kieron Andrew
06-19-2008, 05:25 PM
I only want to be with a Female in either mode, guys are gross.


but probably to the FTM's of this board.
quite frankly, Im getting fed up of it from all angles

Tamara Croft
06-19-2008, 05:29 PM
quite frankly, Im getting fed up of it from all anglesAnd people say I'm rude... :Pfft: goes to show, that some can say something and it's ok, but some say the same thing in different words and all hell breaks loose... :thumbsdn:

Shelly Preston
06-19-2008, 05:33 PM
I only want to be with a Female in either mode, guys are gross.

Amy did you actually think before you said this

I dont normally woory to much about statments that seem odd but this is different

You think guys are gross. So you must have had the surgery ? (srs )

Or maybe you just hate yourself when you look in the mirror in the mornings

jill s
06-19-2008, 05:45 PM
OK I would not normally chime in on this topic but just had this conversation with someone and it is still fresh in my mind. First Gay or Straight or Bi aren't real hard and fast rules many of us live by. I don't see men on the street and say "wow I'd like some of that" but I do have fantasies about being a women and being with a man. For me I believe the idea of it is like a prop in some play that goes on in my head. I have heard others say that dancing or flirting with a man is OK with them as the man is like a prop to play the whole Fem thing against. I too am faithful to my wife, if I wasn't married I could easily see exploring other ways to go. Gross? I would find it hard to describe the statue "David" or any one who looked like that as Gross !

tgirlinva
06-19-2008, 05:50 PM
Guys are NOT gross and I wish you would stop saying this, it really is offensive, not only to me, but probably to the FTM's of this board.
Hey, what happened to us TS who like guys??? Does that mean we like gross people? I think I know what Amy meant though. Anyways, I don't think CD has anything to do with sexuality. You are born with a sexuality (or lack thereof) and you just are. The CD is just another aspect of your life.

AmandaM
06-19-2008, 06:32 PM
I am sometimes attracted to guys when dressed. But, I don't think it is bisexuality. I think it is female sexual identity that comes with my possible TS'ism. I think that if I had a sex change, it's possible I may be exclusive to men. I don't know. If I just liked to crossdress and then slept with men, I'd be bi. But, it's not that simple. As a man, I love only women. When I "feel" completely like a woman, I can have both. Weird. But certainly not bi.

TGMarla
06-19-2008, 06:35 PM
Dressed or not, I have no desire to have sex with men. And although I sometimes wonder what it would be like to have sex as a woman, I still have no desire to have sex with men.

KatGRL774
06-19-2008, 07:25 PM
When I saw, "Guys are gross"

I immediately thought - or rather interpreted that statement as the following,

"I am not the least bit attracted to guys, in fact, they turn me off."

I say, to each their own. Just because he thinks guys are gross doesn't mean they actually are. It's all how you take it. I for one didn't take offense - and I am very much a guy. I know guys aren't gross - but from a sexual point of view they are (TO ME).

~Kat

Dorisnycd
06-19-2008, 08:08 PM
HMMM I am gay...always have been. BUT... also always been a fetish person and a crossdresser. When I dress and act as a woman, it really has nothing to do with my gay side. I only want to be with a man, me being his woman. But honestly most gay people have a strange reaction to crossdresssers. When I'm a girl, I feel act and want to be in all ways including sexually with a man. HMMMMMMM...

jill s
06-19-2008, 08:52 PM
SO if a male transitions into a female and sleeps with men only is she now straight? If a women is in a lesbian relationship and than transitions does he instantly stop being a lesbian? These questions are silly and so is worrying about who is rubbing up on who ?

CaptLex
06-19-2008, 08:53 PM
When I saw, "Guys are gross"

I immediately thought - or rather interpreted that statement as the following,

"I am not the least bit attracted to guys, in fact, they turn me off."
I'm sure that's how it was meant too, but I would never say that about women just because I'm not attracted to them. I would expect women to be insulted if I said that, and they'd have every right to be.

Yuck, girls are gross! :tongueout

Okay, they're not, but you get the idea . . . I hope. :tongue:

mike47
06-19-2008, 10:18 PM
Being dressed and also being with a guy is great. I enjoy doing both. It doesn't take getting dressed to have the experience but it is a little more fun I guess I would say. Other than that I don't really worry about it. I think that whatever you prefer is fine with me and hopefully will be fine with you too.

victoriamwilliams1
06-19-2008, 10:30 PM
Heres my answer, When I am in boy mode I will take notice of a pretty woman visually then what she is wearing. Since I am married thats all I look at. When dressed I see men and I am not attracted to them! Now I am not sure what would happen around an alpha male type which in most cases they attract everyone! But for the most part no. I will say that while dressed I do look at women as another woman looks at women and I do not find women attractive other then what the have on while I am dressed. Again with an super sexy woman I will drop my jaws and probably stare! Since I would be dressed I will not be a threat to her as the men.

Ayame
06-19-2008, 10:30 PM
I don't think it affects anything. It might trigger thoughts you've already had in my opinion but I don't really think it causes anything to start. Even though I think I'm straight I still don't refer to myself as a lesbian because I look at myself as just a pretty boy.

chaotropic
06-19-2008, 10:39 PM
I am only attracted to females.
I have realized that this extends to males who see themselves as and present as females - but it requires the whole package of femininity. any semblance of masculinity breaks that illusion. I'm not really sure because I haven't actually spent any time with another CD in person, but I think I would have to follow my heart and brain. boys who are boys repulse me very much.
girls don't have to be feminine to get my heart pumping though. attractive women who are "tomboys" are awesome too.

KahlanA
06-19-2008, 10:46 PM
Thanks to everyone for your insights. I suppose the whole premise of the question was a little dumb. Sort of like a gg saying she's a little pregnant to admit having had gay experiences and not admitting being gay. Coming out here on the forum has been a very liberating experience and I have to now freely accept myself as Bi. Being a woman can be so confusing sometimes !!

tricia_uktv
06-19-2008, 11:47 PM
I think everybody is born bisexual and its society that makes them gay or straight, but then what do I know. My female side is attrated to men and women. My male side to women only, however now I tend to look at a woman in a different light.

Sylviatg
06-19-2008, 11:49 PM
well, I was drawn to males first, but started dressing shortly thereafter. It completes me, who I am. And dressing pretty attracts men. Ergo, I love both!

annabellesmooth
06-20-2008, 02:53 AM
hi girls n guys
im gay,.. this guys r grose bissness is silly
may be you havent been with the nice type strate or gay
or are you, im not a poof but my boyfrend is ha ha ha ha ha ha ohh la la
rember try b 4 u bi:heehee:
:battingeyelashes:

Adrienne CD
06-20-2008, 09:54 AM
I have come to terms that I am bisexual. That part is easy. When I am am male or dressed I am so attracted to females its not funny. But when I am dressed I am not attracted to males as such, but their penises, If anyone can work me out please respond!

AmandaM
06-20-2008, 12:20 PM
I have come to terms that I am bisexual. That part is easy. When I am am male or dressed I am so attracted to females its not funny. But when I am dressed I am not attracted to males as such, but their penises, If anyone can work me out please respond!

I think this makes you "not bisexual" since you are only interested in a certain body part and not the male it belongs to (the official definition of bisexuality anyway). I am also turned off by masculinity, but admit to the same attraction. :heehee:

Cary
06-20-2008, 07:40 PM
Not for me. I love dressing as a woman and only love having sex with women, if I could ever get one...KEEPING HOPE ALIVE!:2c:

Amy Hepker
06-20-2008, 07:53 PM
I just want you all to know that I have edited my post to this thread and did not want to upset anyone. I am not into Males, and no I do not like being my male self. Even though I am more tender, and understanding, I still do not like being Male.

Emily Anderson
06-20-2008, 08:10 PM
I don't believe that crossdressing has anything to do with sexuality.

Crossdressing is the practice of wearing clothing typically associated with the opposite sex, whereas sexuality is about "whatever turns you on", which can amount to any number of possibilities and I won't go there because it's limitless.

I've said it in other threads, and I'll say it again... There are many reasons why people choose to crossdress. It's a personal decision, not something that can be defined in a few words... But sexuality, it ain't!

deja true
06-20-2008, 08:50 PM
...I've said it in other threads, and I'll say it again... There are many reasons why people choose to crossdress. It's a personal decision, not something that can be defined in a few words... But sexuality, it ain't!


...and you'll prolly have to say it again a few hundred times. I'm with you, hun!