It never stops and I've found for me at least that it gets worse every day.
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It never stops and I've found for me at least that it gets worse every day.
No, it doesn't stop. At least not for me.
I started at 5 or 6 and it's been 70 years now and I feel it every day.
Ehh, I'd stay away from those two. I've heard they run around in dresses!Quote:
Originally Posted by fireandlace
No it doesn't stop. I was in your situation for a long time. Suitcases, phoney storage boxes, purges I can't even remember.
Please, ease into the wife inclusion. Just because you tell her it doesn't mean it's OK.
Obviously the subject gets close to being controversial for good reason, but I?ve been curious as to whether or not one can ?get over? a paraphilia/self presentation ?deviance?/sexuality component or quirk. Certainly there are success stories about people overcoming vice addictions, but the mantra I tend to hear is that while they succeed in developing successful coping and abstaining mechanisms, the impulse and risk or relapse never really goes away. I guess I?m not convinced that crossdressing is immune to being successfully ?purged? from one?s life, albeit it?s a little bit trickier with the taboo nature of the topic and the fact that many cds are heterosexual, which often places them in continual tension with the very objects they may wish to abstain from(due to their gfs and wives). It?s also unfortunate that we as a community really are stuck with a sampling bias, nobody who?beats? crossdressing is here on these forums to proclaim their? victory ?
For clarity, I?m not encouraging people to try and DIY conversion therapy away the desire to wear bras and panties, and obviously the track record is the track record. But I?m just kind of curious to what degree this truly is set in stone.
Edit: apparently all those question marks should be apostrophes not sure hope to change it