Originally Posted by
lucille tallady
CW, To me it sounds like you mean there are two different, yet partly similar types- the ones who hate their pull to cd, and want to cut way down or quit, replaceing it, and those who have never fought it . or fought it some, then live with it... Personally, I have had to face all of my deep painful issues, over the past 24 years, and I menan multiple emotional problem, mother issues, father issues, older brothers issues, older siaster issues, deep depression, racial issues, extreme political issues, being a virgin for life, no girlfriend, strict church issues. I was a bedwetter, and HATED IT!!! My older twin brothers would blast me with insults, and names, everytime i wet my bed. I wet the bed through high school, too, and my self-image, was rock bottom. Finally, at age 21, I decided to join the Air Force, knowing full well, if it happened in boot camp, it would be a horrible experience, that nightmares are made of!! Before i joined, my bedqwetting had been less often, but still happened occasionally. I prayed, and prayed to God, above, to heal me of it, not to let me pee the boot camp rack!!! I didn't want to go to sleep the first night! I hated a lifetime of bedwetting, which few could understand, at 21! Well, between just plain fear, and prayer, I never wet the bed again! The difference between my bedwetting, and cding, is that I did the bedwetting while asleep. Cding , I have done , giving in to that urge, or compulsion. When I started dressing up wig, to heels, several years ago, I could seldom say "no" to it. It was taking over my life. I dressed up in a sexy dress, dark hose, high heels, and a short, poor fitting wig, and was out 12 hours, being read all over, being a spectacle!! Now, unlike then, I have my own apartment, but, don't seem to have much desire to dress! I don't feel the strong pull, anymore. I would take a pill, if it would kill all desire, to cd, but, since there isn't, I accept it, but, I am not letting Lucille take over my life. I have too many financial, emotional, mental, spiritual, physical, family issues, pet issues, and social issues, that are crucial, to let Lucille take over, and sink me. I am sure most all of you have had many issues, and crises to deal with, and some far more trying than mine. There is an old proverb, "Each heart knows its own grief, and none can share its joy." Thanks for letting me share.