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I'm likely somewhere else in my journey. I dressed routinely (but never went out) until the new wore off. Then, and only then, did I realize I still need the man me. I love the clothes, the makeup, the feel of a wig and forms, and the mental release I get from dressing. After a time, I simply put it all away and focus on being male and enjoying that part of me. I can honestly say I need both, and transitioning is something I don't see in my future. I'm OK with that, too.
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I was always girlish a little bit, I think. When I was 6 years old, and I was in first year in an elementary school, the teachers said my mother: "There is a little problem, your son always plays and befriends with girls." Nonetheless my mother is not suspected anything... She thinks I'm going to grow this. You know, we lived in a closed communist country.
