“I like to wear women’s clothes...”

Interestingly put. I just like to wear fashionable bits, and love the feel of the fabrics and stockings, but hate hiding, so I've taken up this as a serious but rewarding special-interest. Because I step out a lot, I try to walk with my bottom, and not act the fool, so as to look a bit more femme than any of us narrow-hipped XY-chromosome types.

Sometimes there's a nice little sexual buzz, there's always sensual appreciation of the fabrics, I always feel better with a femmy figure, and look waaay better enfemme than I do enhomme. It's a better stress release than most other diversions, and has awoken the mad shopper and aroused my inner **** - win-win, hmm?

A simple conscious awareness of femininity, or gender, as otherwise unacknowledged- difference of an entire life, in a single sentence.

This is one of the most profound aspects of 'point of view'.

It a known and given fact? Too much of anything is not good.

For your consideration?

http://www.themichaelteaching.com/mi...inine-duality/

I avoid using the term women's clothes. When I told my sister, I said that I like wearing skirts and dresses and other garments. It did not sound as severe and she had no problems with it.

What a thought provoking thread. I have always disliked all of the sterotypical classifications. TG, CD, TS, ect... No offense to anyone that embraces them, but for me it was always just a matter of liking to wear women's clothes. True it brings me a feeling of peace and calm, but in essence it is just a matter of liking to wear skirts, blouses, camis and panties. I do not wear bras because I do not have anything to put in them and I prefer the feel of a nylon cami on my upper body. I am just a man in women's clothes. Thank you all for the interesting thread. There are so many deep thinkers here with excellent rhetorical skills. Me I am just a man that wears some women's clothes.
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Ellen Jo

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Originally Posted by Georgina

I avoid using the term women's clothes. When I told my sister, I said that I like wearing skirts and dresses and other garments. It did not sound as severe and she had no problems with it.

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I just try to think of them as "my clothes," regardless of what part of the store I buy them in. I imagine that is how women who buy things from the men's department think of them.

I need the whole thing from under-dressing as a woman to wearing the outer clothes including, high heels, makeup, perfume and jewelry.

Thanks, What a wonderfully simple opening statement! Of course they "would be my clothes and my hair".