I have been a member of this site for several years and have read with interest the experience of others as they found cross dressing as young children and then tried to deal with their desire to cross dress and the social imperatives to marry and start a family. I get the impression that younger members of this site are following a different path. They seem to be better informed because of the ease of access to information via the Internet and also appear to be more open with their peers.
I know from experience with my children at university that being gay is widely accepted and many heterosexual students have several gay friends and hardly even remark on it. I wonder if the same may be happening to young transvestites. I would hope that their journey through society is much easier than those of us who went through the 50's and 60's. I often find myself thinking that if I had known then what I now know, I may have made some better decisions. The paucity of information about transvestism was remarkable. Even books on human sexuality would devote barely a page to the subject.
What do other's think. Are today's cross dressers better informed and better prepared than the older generation?