Search:

Mom never caught me wearing her clothes. I believe that if she had, she would have rightly scolded me for not asking permission. Otherwise, she seemed open-minded about cross-dressing in general. ...

I'm so glad you found new friends, and I hope you find more like them. There are still people in this world with kind hearts!

When I was a preteen my mother (perhaps jokingly) told me that if I had been born a girl, she would have named me Joyce Ann. (Back then I thought "yuck") She never knew about my dressing, but I...

I know I don't pass, but I make an effort to get as close as possible. I try not to worry about looking silly. I turn my thoughts to how great I feel to be back in a dress again. It especially...

In my younger days, it was more of a thrill. Today, I think of dressing up as purposeful; a natural extension of my personality. It really always has been, but I see that more clearly now.

50-50 looks and feel. It's gotta be colorful and pretty. It also needs to be soft and smooth. Together they complete the feel of femininity for me.

Same here. Fewer f*s to give as I get older. Also, I am more accepting of my true self and more willing to explore my alternate persona.

Last December. Got all dolled up and went out to a bar. Wish I could dress up more often!

IMHO it's OK to dress as often as you want. It just depends on what you are comfortable with.

It's a hobby for me right now, because of my situation. I think I would crossdress more often if I were free to do so, but not full-time.

I go to counseling appointments regularly for the usual reasons, to release some of that anxiety that tends to accumulate over time. I can tell my therapist what's on my mind without fear of...

I'm thinking of going this October. Never been. It would be my first time dressed out in public. I'm hoping to make friends and enjoy myself, and to avoid making rookie mistakes. For those who...