Just enjoy wearing female clothing (dresses, skirts, panties) without the whole drag thing? I do. It just makes me feel sexy to wear my wife's skirts, dresses and panties.
If you wanna chat, e-mail me at [email protected]
- Nels
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Just enjoy wearing female clothing (dresses, skirts, panties) without the whole drag thing? I do. It just makes me feel sexy to wear my wife's skirts, dresses and panties.
If you wanna chat, e-mail me at [email protected]
- Nels
Yeah. Well, that's how I started 10 years ago. Look at me now! Good luck, Nels.
Everything and everyone is changing. And so will u!
Especially without the "whole drag thing." To me, drag queens are trying to make a joke out of femininity. I think that femininity is something to be respected.
Well I never wore my wife's clothes, I bought my own. I started out just dressing at home, then I wanted more or should I say Sandra wanted out. She kicked the door down from the closet, burned it and has been stepping out rather running out and about since.
HUGS Sandra
Crossdressing is a not one size fits all activity. Some will never venture out of the closet while some head down the path to hormones and surgery. There is such a wide range that it almost defies classification! The coolest thing is that we can each find what works best for each of us!
At first it was only one or two items, just to get the feel, but it pretty well became unsatifying unless I dressed as completly as possible. Now I feel like I've slacked off if I don't get myself done from head to toe, including nails and perfume. But that's just me.
I like to dress in snug jeans, skirts,panties girly tops etc.I don't go out in the skirt yet but I will someday.
The clothes just fit right I love them.I make a point to dress slightly feminine with out being trashy.
Ahhh... NO... Matter of fact I really enjoy the whole drag thing!! And more than just wearing the clothing I find makeup is really super fun and almost an art form... A subset of the drag thing...
I really do enjoy wearing feminine things of all kinds. But I did enjoy wearing a wig and makeup in a "classy," not Drag Queen, way when my wife was here to help me. Now that she has passed on, and since I don't have the expertise, I just wear the clothing whenever I can. And that is almost every day! I'm not in the closet either, I dress feminine to go out in public most of the time.
Sissy/Stephanie
Lady on the outside, but man underneath!
its my life.Would need a pic or a chat b4 emailing
Nah, I can't relate to the whole "drag" thing,... too reminiscent of wearing a costume,.. I'm just more me when I'm somewhat more femme.
:)
jenn
With several growing kids, I don't have the time to work on my make up. So when I get a few hours at night, I like to wear a skirt or dress. Will underdress at work when I don't have to visit a construction site. I figure when the kids leave the house for college in 20 years I should be near retirement and can dress all day if I want to.
I Think I'm Like You.
Just Dressing In Female Clothing Is Enough For Me.
I Mostly Just Like To Underdress.
Feeling My Pantys And Pantyhose Underneath Is Such A Turn On
i dress because thats who i am and want to be but i would love to tell my daughter but she isn't old enough yet she just turned nine on this month and i see her every other weekend...............jessica r.
I underdress every day . I just like the way it feels to wear a bra, panties ( tucked of course ) and a skirt or dress of some kind . I also have to wear my wives wedge sandles . I really don't have time to dress completly since there are so many kids in the house .
I understand what you are saying.
I find it difficult to understand why there is a need for padded hips and breast forms.
Real girls wear a bra because they have something to support - most guys don't have to.
not reallyQuote:
Originally Posted by PamelaTX
it's a femme expression rather than a womanly one
and about being fabulous of course :)
for me, the majority of the time its, wig, boobs, dress, and a splash of make-up. There a times that throwing on just a simple house dress is enough for me
I like skirts, heels, etc, but no going overboard (draggy looks) I wear what I like because it feels good, and I wear conservative styles that blend with everyday life out there. I agree that all of it feels really sexy and nice.
The only time I ever felt I was in drag was on Halloween. It used to be purely sexual for me (in my teens), but at some point it just started to make me feel normal.
Most of the time I do not go all the way when I dress around the house. Usually during the summer it is just panties, bra with forms, shorts or skirt, and a pull over top. Rarely do I put on makeup or a wig unless I am going out or going to take some photos.
I am a skirt man myself will even go out as a guy only wearing a skirt. not really into the whole look like a girl thing don't really feel like a girl just love skirts.
I feel more comfortable wearing womans under and outer clothing. Breastforms make me feel better balanced, and makeup makes me feel like I am doing something to look my best. I consider myself to be ts, so all that is a correction to me, not dressing in drag.
Pamela:)
I love the feel of being completely dressed as a girl from the top of my head to the tip of my brightly painted red toes. I love the sound of my heels and the feel of my bra and slips. I really feel sexy when I have on high heels and stockings. Love being a woman. By the way StacyCD I love those shoes.
I think I'm most like CDsusan. The fact is that I enjoy it all. If I have the opportunity to dress from head to heels I love it. If I can only wear the basics that provides a great deal of pleasure as well. The one thing that I can't seem to do without is mascara. I absolutely love it, and frequently it is the only makeup I wear when dressing as CDsusan described. It just seems so incredibly feminine and doesn't take much time. I love to go to bed at night with my lashes bold and beautiful. Sometimes I'm really just a silly girl.
I'm with you, I don't want to be a female. I just like wearing womens clothes. In the future, I don't intend on going out dressed or transitioning. Crossdressing is just fun for me.
I am not sure what you mean by the drag thing, are you talking about a full female presentation, or are you talking about way out stage stuff?Quote:
Originally Posted by Karren Hutton
I have seen a lot of Karren's pictures, and none of them look like a drag thing to me. now if you are talking about make-up, wigs, and shoes, with that dress, then yes, like Karren, I love that drag thing!!!!!
If I have a lot to do, I can be happy, with just a pair of panties, or a skirt, but there is nothing like going the whole distance, head to toe!
Tina B.
For years I was like you. I never really wanted to dress from the waist up. I didn't want to BE a girl.
All I ever really wished for in an ideal world was to be able to go out wearing hose, heels and a skirt and just be a guy from the waist on up. I longed to show off my legs and feel the warm sun on my pantyhosed legs while the girls admired my legs.
I rarely ventured out compared to other CD's, but over the years I slowly changed. I didn't feel complete without the total transformation.
Though I now still struggle with makeup, I love dressing in women's clothes from head to toe because it makes me feel so elegant.
I feel the outfit is not complete without a top and wig and makeup.
It's sort of like learning to appreciate a kind of music or fine wine. Sometimes it takes a while to tap into the core feelings or essence of what it's all about.
I've discovered that it's an attitude or state of mind. Not one of sexuality, as in my younger days, but of a calm, cool and collected elegance.
When I dress as a man, I just don't feel as polished in my attire even though I feel I look nice. Dressed as a woman, I somehow embody the essence of confidence and elegance of all those beautiful mom's and business women I grew up seeing.
Sure it's all a state of mind.
I don't relate to the word 'drag' because it suggests to me an over-the-top and theatrical appearance. I like to dress entirely in women's clothes but I would say in a fairly restrained style. I guess I am trying to look like the femme version of myself rather than somebody else.
Because what it's about for me is expressing my feminine self whilst retaining my identity.
By Drag I mean make up, heels, wigs, that sort of thing.
If you enjoy it you should do it.
Does this mean we are all drag queens????Quote:
Originally Posted by nels01
I don't think I'm accomplished enough at my presentation to be a Queen. maybe I could be considered a drag princess, duchess or countessa.:D
I'm just an old lump of coal, but I'm gonna be a diamond one day.
Well, I only have femme jeans. And I wear those to work everyday. Not the one's with sequins or embroidery, just plain denim. And on occasion I'll wear a femme top but it's fairly adnrogenous. If I were to wear a skirt I'd just go all the way. But probably not at work. Those sailors can be a bit over testosteroned for that. Civil service isn't always civil.
Yeah, I like to mix and match, maybe a skirt with a regular t-shirt, especially hanging around the house in the summer, with hose or tights in winter, or sleepwear. I don't do makeup, too much work for me. And I don't have the dedication to practice enough to look decent - I have had it done a couple of times professionally in the past, for the fun and pampering and to see how good I could look, but lost interest when I tried to do it myself. I also don't do padding or breastforms - although, when it comes to shaping what I would probably need more is waist-cinching or corsetting! :laughing:
I just wear a few femme items. I have no time for make-up or anything, just no patience.
I only have a few cheap starter items right now to see if it's right for me, but just ordered a couple of tailor made items. Thats about as far as I'll go, though I might buy a wig.
I know that I would never 'pass', and Im not trying to convince anyone else that I'm femme, so I feel no need to go further.
The time thing is a HUGE factor for me. I just don't know how some people do it. With my schedule, it's nearly impossible.
An outing, even to a local store, is a major planning event. Coordinate the outfit, shave all over ( that is exhausting, though I do love it), get dressed, pray that no one in the neighborhood sees me!!! On and on.
Most of the time, I just wear a few items around the house while I fold laudry and do the bed.
I love wearing hose and heels while I wash my wife's nylons....mmm...mmm...cintilating. How do you spell that word??? :-)
That's the way I feel now... Normal.Quote:
Originally Posted by valenstein
As far as the queens of the ball (Drags)... If it feels good, do it.
I like being a girl, but I'd like to try the big hair, boobs and shoes once before I'd say nay.
I just like hose and heels and a dress. Once in a while I use breast forms but not all the time. I would like to try some makeup some time but it seems to tedious to do all the time. I'll have to see. But I can't stand womens panties and I have no desire for femme sleep-wear or anything else like that. I do it for the clothes and the way they feel more than for the way they make me feel.
i my self only dress in clothes .i dont feel the need to full dress .i keep trying to make this point that not all crossdressers have to fulldress and take on female rolls .
I just wear the more feminine casual clothes I love the look and they fit right.Love the colors too.
I do some femme jewlery tho' bracelets rings.
I just look like what I am a sissy man with a mustache.Thats me alright.
Fully dressed without wig or makeup. Sometimes just my nightgown and panties. Billie JeanQuote:
Originally Posted by Rose01
Don't get me wrong, I love dressing fully and enjoying an evening out and about. But many nights when I am home I will just be wearing a cute night shirt, or a teddy, or sometimes just a bra and panty set, just to relax lounging around the house.
Yes. I do just dress for the feel and enjoyment of it. I am not passable on any level. Haha But, my G/F totally enjoys helping me dress and also buys clothes for/with me. We even buy shoes and boots for me. It is fun. She has even started buying make up for me and applying it. :daydreaming:
When I dress i am marny which is most of the time. No drag queen here!
I dress because I enjoy the feminine feeling and love the way I look fully dressed. I consider a drag queen to be an over-the-top theatrical style dresser that dresses to stand out rather to blend in. I take pride in doing my makeup, wearing my wig, and dressing to blend in (even if I don't go out). While simply wearing clothing is ok, for me, I would simply feel like a man in a skirt or nightshirt and that isn't the fem feeling I'm after. If that makes me a drag queen, then I guess I'm a drag queen and a drama queen :)
I have learned that we all have our own level which we like to take things to. Personally, I don't (and never have) feel the need to use make up or wear a wig.
I just love the feel of a dress or skirt, that does it for me. I am very lucky living in Brisbane, Australia. We are just sub tropical, great weather all year round for a cute summer dress or mini skirt!
For me I like the whole experience of the clothes and make-up, but I don't get to do it as often as I would like so I underdress all the time and sleeep en-femme always. I'd go full time if my wife could live with it, but she can't so I'll be in the closet till death do us part.
Yes that is me. I love the clothes and don't try to look like a woman particularly. I can spent ages getting dressed up but don't bother with make up unless I'm taking pictures. If I have only a short while and I feel the urge, only one item is enough to turn me on :) I don't even know if I feel feminine when dressed, I just feel incredibly sexy with a kind of heightened awareness of how I look.
Ditto. I want to come out of the closet and look like a woman in public and use a ladies public restroom with her, but that is not realistic. For now. I underdress every day; see my post in For Those Who Underdress... thread ob 6/6/2008. I keep pushing, and hope that she'll accept going out with me when I am presenting as a woman. Now I need a Haloween or other "excuse".Quote:
Originally Posted by SANDRA MICHELLE