The shaving issue returns
Like many of you I have danced between full on dressing and complete abstinence.
I recently removed all traces of my activity on this forum because I just became a bit afraid. Well, now I am back and so much bolder.
I LOVE dressing. It makes me happy and content, It brings me closer to a body and gender that I have always identified with. So to my question.
I want to shave my legs. I like the feel and look of it. However, I'm not sure what my girlfriend would think. I recently injured my left shin so if I shave that area it would be explainable in a health way.
Another reason I might have is that my sister wants to physically train me
(luckily I'm a waif who fits well in girls attire). She would prefer I shaved in certain areas in order too see the muscle growth and definition.
Also, my job has to do with video animation work. A lot of the time I act as a model for the characters os screen. In the past, have grown long hair, shaved my head, and even grown a mustache for purposes of acting and work. Shaving could be lumped into this behavior.
Mostly though I feel like I need to be who I want to be. If shaving makes me happy and there is no harm to her.. maybe its not such a big deal
unless she starts to think I'm a freak.
To shave or not to shave: that is the question...
Just do it. BTW, I use an epilator to pull those hairs out by the root all over my body except my face and head (I do leave some light hair on my arms and a bit of pubic hair). I only have to do it about every week to 10 days. I work in the yard in short shorts (only) and no one says a thing. Your attitude about it is important; if anyone says anything to me about it, I just tell them my wife likes it.
When my wife asked me why, I just told her I liked the way it feels. And she does, too. But you need to give some real thought to telling your GF that you are a CD. Longer you wait, harder it will be. And if you get serious, it's a must. Better not to get serious if she cannot deal with it. I've been married for a long time to my first wife and I think this is good advice for you.:)