It's so not fair!
I have read a number of posts where an Auntie or a Grandmother dressed you up as a girl, or on finding out you had "borrowed" a bra or knickers, then dressed you up as a girl.
I feel I have missed out as I didn't have an Auntie and I was never wise enough to "borrow" something from my Grandmother.
So, if you add to this thread, can you simply say "Yes" if it was your experience
or "No" if it wasn't.
Then at least I will now if I am in a majority or a minority!!
Mirani - [meer-rahn-nee] Beauty to Behold; to "See" beauty
I am so sorry to add a 'no' from me.
Sadly a no from me as well, but I did have a family member, I believe it was a grandmother, hang in my closet a white First Communion dress. The problem with that was there was no girls anywhere in my family.
I had an aunt who had three daughters ... one my age, one a year or so older and one a year and a half younger.
When I was six or seven and maybe eight and I visited my cousins (they lived in another part of town) we'd play dress up. When we did, my aunt would have four, not three daughters, for an afternoon.
Fond memories of my youth ... but, the adults weren't actively involved. My aunt (and my mother if she was there) might take the occasional notice of our 'play' and think it was cute.
I think I'm the only one in the family who still remembers.
Hugs
Susan
Nope.
No here too. We were all boys, so zero girls' clothes in the house. My crossdressing started much later.
Years ago my two cousins dressed me up as a girl for halloween, thought it was funny, still remeber it like it was yesterday, years later went to my cousins house and borrowd her TUTU outfit for a halloween party where a whole bunch of Truck driving Teamsters were at, , and she thought that it was hilarious, and mentioned the time from years ago, thats the two times dressed by her, they say 3 times a Charme,(hehe) Charolette
I had a grandmother that I adored. This woman is the reason I have a backbone today. She helped me with two things related to my life as it is. I stayed with her for one entire summer when I was 15. She caught me trying to pierce my ears the second week I was there with a thumbtack. She, being a nurse, stopped me, brought out the alcohol, sanitized my ears, and said, "if you're going to do this, let's do it right" and proceeded to pierce them for me. She never even asked me why. When she died, one of the things she left me was a pair of gorgeous diamond studs.
Earlier, when I was in the midst of my hormone imbalance, and she noticed how large my breasts were (it was hard not to as my girl cousins had dressed me up in one of their bikinis), she paid for me to go see a specialist as my parents couldn't pay for it.
My aunt never did anything for my girly side, but her daughters sure did!
Kathi
Sadly, no.None of my family has ever participated or approved of my dressing.
other no here
Oh gyod, worry not.
Do you know how many people post stuff like that out of fantasy? I mean people make money off writing books about forced feminization, it is usually punishment, manly-lad is a hoodlum and his auntie forces him to wear girl stuff and go to the mall to humiliate him.
And no, my family didn't force me to dress or borrow someone's femme stuff when I needed whatever. I know one time when my dad found a pair of pantyhose under my bed he was chewing me out and threatened to make me wear them and play outside and trust me, just the thought was not fun and not a fond memory.
I will say when I was a kid, every so often I was made to wear a suit made for boys. THAT sucked..gif "Big Roll Eyes")
It takes a true Erin to be a pain in the assatar.
No for me as well
No for me also, Just found an attraction to the clothing and would start to wear when I could.
My aunt was super religious. My grandmother thought boys were the devil's spawn. Not happening.
NO - I missed out as well.
Michelle
Only in my dreams.
No, and never got caught with any of the "borrowed" items, either.
I learned the laws of physics by watching Road Runner cartoons.
Do you have that, in a tall?
no, but I would have liked
oh yes was found out at seven by grandmother was always girl while there except when parents around then cought by mother at fourteen and threatened would have to wear to school said ok and been dressing female ever since now wife and I have both transitioned and getting remarried
love
Danni Beard
once cd
but now
loving wife
Sept.13,2010
Me neither.
Rachel,
As a crossdresser my personality has several facets. Therefore, I suppose I can be forgiven for being facetious.
No here too. My grand mothers never would have agreed to anything like that. And my aunt, we weren't exactly best of friends.
my sister's reply when I told her how I prefer to dress
"Everyone has there thing, all that matters is that you are happy, love what you do and who you do it with"
Please add me to the "No" list.
Rachel Denise
[SIZE="2"]“One day Alice came to a fork in the road and saw a Cheshire cat in a tree. ‘Which road do I take?’ she asked. His response was a question: “Where do you want to go?’ ‘I don’t know,’ answered Alice. ‘Then,’ said the cat, ‘it doesn’t matter.' "
- Lewis Carroll[/SIZE]
No. My grandmother helped me be a better person but not a girl.
Another nada here!
No such luck here.
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