Nope, I am me and that is good enough for my wife
Nope, I am me and that is good enough for my wife
No, it would mean I would have to purge and that ain't happenin'...
As much as I enjoy dressing when I'm doing it, I honestly would not mind being relieved of the desire to crossdress - it just makes life so much more complicated ...
What am I going to do with all this stuff, then? What about all the hours I spent on honing my makeup skills? What a waste.
By the way, there's a miracle cure, it's called "self-control", but I have little of it.
Ditto. I love my life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leslie Langford
I'm so happy to hear how many members are responding with a solid NOPE.
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- MM
If it completely removed all desire to crossdress then absolutely.
I would probably take the cure, but then I would feel bad about the money I wasted on clothes and makeup.
I would say no
If you need a cure, it's called transition. Guaranteed to rid you of your desire to cross-dress... Side-effects may include happiness, learning who your real friends are, and financial hardship. But if there is no suffering, what's the problem?
NO times 1,000.000. I lovethe way I am.:hugs:
Angie
I'm really disappointed that everybody's passing over that, since I said "yes" and offered as a cure the ability to change my body at will. You know, turning the question on its end.Quote:
Originally Posted by iGenny
*sigh* I guess I should be used to that by now, heh.
In any case, I *do* love the character development of Dax, even though I don't like Dax personally. I like the way she's been a he and a she and a he and had kids and so forth, but is right now a single woman unburdened by family, and called "Old Man".
When I was younger the answer would have been yes. But then I was concerned with what others thought. Now, not a chance.
No, I definitely wouldn't. I can no longer deny the Amy side of myself. I make a good and beautiful woman, and I love being that woman.
The more interesting question is, would I take the miracle cure that turned me into a woman permanently? That I'm unsure about.
- Amy
Yes, life would be simpler.
No. There is nothing to cure.
Not at all. Dressing has always been a positive thing for me and I've never wished it would go away.
NO NO. NO
Not sick , Like some said the only cure is transition ........
Although crossdressing doesn't take up much of my time because I'm just as aroused by the idea of CDing as I am of actually doing it, I would love to be rid of this business so I could concentrate more on my orchard and garden and other projects that are a more constructive use of my time. So, yes, I'd take the cure in a heartbeat.
Funny how this reminds me of a story I once heard. A man of good fortune and wealth was in his backyard cooking out and enjoying time with his family. Suddenly, a large space ship lowers itself to the ground. Out steps an alien, who looks very human, and he says, "This is your lucky day! We're here to rescue you. Climb aboard and we'll get away from this wretched place forever!"
Anyway, I would not accept "the cure" because I'm sure I would inherit something else in it's place. I'd rather deal with the devil I know.
SOLID no. Why would I want to stop doing my most favorite thing to do?
The word "cure" is probably for lack of a better term. Those who say there's nothing to cure because its not an illness are in their right to say so.
Be that as it may, if this could be taken from my psyche I go with those who say yes. I relate to Alice's sentiment. I have slipped out of church attendance as well. However, I have also learned that God understands my heart and does not reject me nor anyone else because of the things we cannot change about ourselves. For those who don't believe in God, please excuse my mention of Him and the ignorance of my fellow Christians. Many of them just go along with what they are told without thinking for themselves or checking things out for themselves. We have a lot of free thinkers here and I applaud every one of you even if we don't agree on some ideas. But back to the question, I would change things about myself if I could, including my interest in cross dressing. People get along just fine without it, so I know that is possible. But after years of trying, I know I am not one of them. So be it.
At this point, probably not.
But as long as we're talking fantasy pharmaceuticals, how about a pill to cure those intolerant people out there who are rude, judgmental, and intentionally cause such pain and humiliation in those of us who just want to live our lives in peace, comfort and happiness? That's an illness for which a cure is desperately needed.
Put me down in the "NO" crowd! :) This is fun!
No a chance. It took my entire life for me to realize this is who I am. Now that I have, I'm happy with being me