I'm done

Stacy, good luck in your new directions and new pursuits. I truly hope that you can find whatever it is you need without having the urge to CD again.
That having been said, I would just suggest that any of us here be careful to avoid saying "never" or "forever" when it comes to stopping and staying stopped.
After a relatively short time of limited dressing (stockings and girdles) from age 12 to 15, I lost interest, considered it a passing fancy, and started dating and mostly forgot about dressing for a long time. I had a few tempting thoughts and urges and actually donned nylons or pantyhose three or four times in a span of 44 yrs.
In Jan. of 2005 the urge to dress returned and I answered the "call" and have not looked back since.
Anyway, I do wish you all the best in your life activities and hope that it all comes together for you. If you are able to turn away from this lifestyle, more power to you.
Love,
Gretchen

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Originally Posted by GG Vanya

Why can't you just be happy and supportive of this person's decision, instead of tearing down his resolve by insisting that he will fail?

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Well, I think my post was supportive, but realistic. If we'd all known that Stacy's CDing was an experiment that lasted less than 5 months, I think many of our comments would've been somewhat different. I admire the courage of anyone willing to conduct such an experiment, even if they never fully dress or go outside en femme.

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Does it somehow lessen your own guilt to insist that crossdressing is INCURABLE?

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I'm a little surprised to see that statement coming from your good self, Vanya! How can you cure something that's not a sickness? :D I don't have Gender Identity Dysphoria, I'm blessed with Gender Identity Diversity... and a great pair of legs. :heehee:

:hugs:

Robin