My main regret is that i spend way too much money on this.. I have an addiction to women's clothes and shoes, That's my regret.
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My main regret is that i spend way too much money on this.. I have an addiction to women's clothes and shoes, That's my regret.
Well stated!!!! At least for this member....Quote:
When dressing has a sexual element to it, you will wind up with a rush of
male hormones throughout your body, which will affect your moods. And that male
invasion causes the crossdressing regret. It passes quickly.
Jesscia,
Hello.
I have done precisely what you have described. I have also run as fast as I can from being a CD'er. It is not allowed, at all, and does not mesh with my conservative upbringing.
Having said that...I am still a cd'er. At my age I realize that it is most likely a permanent condition, not to sound clinical. It is part of who I am, and not to be contrary, I am realizing it is a gift to feel this nice and to have the perspective, out of the box view of things.
Now I accept myself more than ever before. This is me, I really like to dress up as a woman, shop for ladies clothing paint my nails.
I do experience problems when I am around conservative types including my family...but hey those that do not feel good to me are very easy to avoid. Being a cd'er can be a lonely trip too I have found, where do I fit in...
So read the posts here. What you have posted comes up frequently, which is to say it is an issue for many of us.
Also the testosterone is high if you gratify your self sexually when dressed(which can be fun)so you are more likely to flip back to your male behavior. Wait a while, stay dressed up, it will feel very nice to be a girl for a while, or not.
I am a fine person, and an extremely talented one. I always look to help others and be of use. My point is, I am a cd'er. I am not a pervert, I am an honorable person..but still I am trans gender. This is not something I have chosen. I know I have always been this way, and it is unhealthy to ignore this part of myself..
So cross this bridge, you are harming no one, just listening to yourself,which is a good thing, the truth
is the truth.
♥
Noemi
Hang in there Jessica as you get older it should get easier.
I went through a brief period (well, it looks brief now) of a few years when I was a teen, when I was trying desperately to stop crossdressing and felt regret afterwards because I couldn't stop doing it, still confused as to whether I was supposed to be a boy or a girl. The 'regret' feelings went away as I realized it wasn't my fault that I felt this way, and just learned to live with it the best I could, dressing up as often as 'conditions permitted'.
Seems like you feel guilty. You should feel good about doing something which brings you joy. There is nothing wrong, immoral, evil about waring clothes or makeup. You should only have a good memory, not a regret.