Not really, I get more elated actually. It's so wonderful sharing with others who understand the struggles, the guilt and such that we've all been through.
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Not really, I get more elated actually. It's so wonderful sharing with others who understand the struggles, the guilt and such that we've all been through.
Thank you ladies. Claire probably expressed it better than I did when she said sometimes it is "emotionally draining." Reading and posting here is certainly inspirational and sometimes just plain fun. I guess I made that post after reading some stories where our friends were disappointed with situations that seemed to threaten their ability to enjoy their CDing.
When I write, whether it's serious or I'm just poking a little fun, I try to use good grammar and punctuation as well as express myself clearly. Maybe I'm stressing my little brain too much. Who knows? Anyway, thanks again for all the responses. It's nice to be surrounded by so many who understand.
Never. The comraderie I feel knowing that there are so many people out there just like me invigorates me. It's nice not to feel alone.
I don't get tired of reading about others who are like me and share the same issues. I've actually learned much from others posts.
being a newbie, I really enjoy reading the posting on the threads. It gives more self confidence and lets me realize I am not alone in this world. Thanks ladies, you give this old gal hope
When my bloods up, you better believe i can write like a Mickey Spillane . Man , could that guy write! Other times, the other side of bipolar takes over, and i do feel worn out. Opened up a ton, on Facebook the other day, the good, the bad, and the ugly!
Just one more thing. I have noticed some who were regularees on here, for years, gone, for a long time now. Some times, they return. I take it some are depressed, hurt, offended, or just getting away from it all. I have gotten burned out, and left for a while. Sometimes you need to get away from it all, like Frank Sinatra sang!
I get worn out trying log in sometimes. For some reason my password is always rejected. But I love this site and being able to share and learn from others. Algoma
It goes back and forth for me. Sometimes people are in the midst of a serious situation and if it touches me, I try to put a good effort into saying something useful. Those situations can be draining sometimes. Other times are lighter and I try to respond in a similar way.
I find that constructing a well written paragraph is sometimes a drain.
I like to make sure I got my point across properly.
But emotionally tiring? ....Maybe, if it's particularly emotionally charged in the thread, but otherwise, I'm just trying my best to remain open.
After finding this forum and reading about all the things that you girls do and feel, has had such a mind blowing effect on me. I always knew that there were others like myself who could not walk past a lingerie dep't or a dress store without having [ and I do mean having ] to look at the merchandise. Knowing that there are others who, like myself did some real dumb things in order to obtain or just wear someone else's lingerie or clothing makes me feel a lot saner than I felt before, although some would debate the issue.
I can't find words to express how much I enjoy reading about you girls and your crossdressing desires and adventures. I love to hear of the things that others do, it brings back some great memories. I have also found that baring my soul on the forum and to a few of you, has really taken a huge weight off my shoulders [ and who needs more weight, what with those bra straps and all ].
Thanks girls.
Always LACY,
Vallerie
Do I ever? Yes, I will read some posts and realize this person has some real problems and it's frustrating to know I can't really help too much. I actually like the silly posts, I'm a girl who just want's to have fun!
Reading the post even the long one, I feel if someone has taken the time to post, then I need to take the time to read all the post. There are day I am worn out then other time I re-fresh. It all depends on the post.
Vallerie I couldn't agree with you more, I admit to and probably will carry on doing dumb things, but it makes life allot richer and keeps my sense of humour going. When I wrote the thread " going ballistic", I bared all and in parts I didn't realise I was crying till I felt it run down my face but at the end of it I felt a millstone lifted off my shoulders.