[SIZE=4]I have been at this for a long time, and during that time I have spoken to, taught classes for, and individually worked with literally thousands of other CDs. (In person, dressed, not online personages) Those that I met openly were already past the inital rush and were simply enjoying the feeling of looking like and feeling like a woman. (Or int he cases of the FtM clients, looking like and feeling like a man) [/SIZE]
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[SIZE=4]I am pretty amused at how closeted CDs want someone, anyone to share their love of the feminine to the point that they toss out little statements in the hopes that people will immediately realize that they are a CD. Most people really don't care, are too into themselves to care about you, or just don't even know what a CD outside of the entertainment industry really looks like.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=4]In my business (a crossdressed hairstylist) I see so many people that hide behind the most simple things. They believe these simple things (panties under their clothes, wearing a bra with no forms, and so on) will "out" them and they will simply have to confess their most held secret. In fact, they never wait for someone to make assumptions, they blurt it out within the first 15 seconds.(this is porbably because a CD is working with them, I realize that)[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=4]Simply be yourself, have fun and don't spend so much time worrying about what others think. It really is over-rated, they don't really care as much about you as you might think. I stand in the public eye virtually everyday and meet total strangers that have never met a CD in their life and are now having their hair cut by one. They feel that they are the ones that now have a cool story to relate, since their own lives hold their own secrets.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=4]Have fun for goodness sakes, don't worry what others think. Just be good at what you do and the public will appreciate it. [/SIZE]