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Yes not having the money for the clothes I desperately wanted as a teenager I did try to shoplift a couple of bra's, panties and some panty hose. I was caught by the store detective, arrested by the...

I was very naughty as a child tried on most of my older sisters underwear, all of my mums nice underwear, dresses and skirts as well as quiet a bit of my aunties and cousins. Needless to say caught...

I am attracted to women and trans women when I'm in male mode but strangely when I'm in girl mode attracted to men.
Weird and I've stopped trying self analyse but just accept:o

Like most of you my dressing started at an early age so it must be close to 50 years.
Several stages of denial or self hate for how I feel but now at 57 I accept who I am and even admitted to my...

Nothing to feel guilt or shame about it it is the fault of society that has a lack of acceptance.
Enjoy what you enjoy as life is short and we should make the most of it we can.

I have dressed for sexual gratification but mostly just as a release for the inner girl in me.
Not that I need to be dressed to show the inner girl these days I am now happy to be more feminine in...

In my teens I was always the outsider I was not shy but was always angry (way to many issues to go into here) I cross dressed extensively, even going fully dressed to school including dress under my...

I dress way to young but that is because I am allowing the inner me to display and inside I'm still 20!

If I were younger then I think I would have changed at the drop of a hat. Now I realise that I am more gender fluid so do not feel the need. I would just be happy if society could accept me having a...

We are what we are what is an issue with us is what society accepts as normal.
Girls can be tomboys wearing jeans and jumpers and rejecting feminine attire and that is fine. A boy wants to wear a...

Having emerged from the pink fog I have found myself less 'obsessed' looking fem but more conscious of being more feminine in attitude when not dressed.
By this I do not mean feminine mannerisms...

Sexual attraction is very much in the mind so when we are fem I think their has to be a mental change to attraction gender wise. I am married and my major attraction has always been to women however...

This is supposedly scientific article is one of the most unscientific papers I have seen. It blatantly takes statistics out of context for specific areas and uses them in a wider population context....

Sorry for being really dim but could someone please explain the acronym's that are being used in this forum?

A very dim Penny x

I must admit that I buy clothes that a much younger woman than I would buy or wear!
Is it just me that does this or do we all wish ourselves back in years as well as another gender? :heehee:

If you have to apply a label then it would be T & Q, never stop questioning or discovering!

Feeling dressed definitely definitely increases the femininity of my actions, I have also found that I can keep the dressed sensation 'in my head' that allows me to maintain an element of femininity...

For me its when I have my wig on and the feeling of having long hair (rather than none at all) and the feeling of having a tight underwired bra on ( i do buy my bra's a little smaller than I should :o

Thanks for all the responses and it is good to understand that others have the same comfort from dressing even without the history of seeking an escape or refuge.
I am past thinking of myself as a...

I am a great believer in the non binary world, I am primarily attracted to women and been married 30 odd years but I have found on several occasions attracted to men. On all of these occasions their...

Having had a very negative/ poor childhood for various reasons and my cross dressing originating from when i was around ten years old I wondered if the origins are as a refuge from the harshness of...

Having come back to my dressing after a long break and denial (along with beefing up and getting macho) my femme side returned suddenly and unexpectedly but I now dress most day's under my work...

I think the desire or need to CD is a gift as we are free the experience our femininity in a way others cannot, the only curse is how society view men who do this.