I personally am not interested in any cure, my belief is if I was meant to be a cross dresser or anything else I would follow my path the way I felt makes me happy. I say no thanks.
I personally am not interested in any cure, my belief is if I was meant to be a cross dresser or anything else I would follow my path the way I felt makes me happy. I say no thanks.
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Hmmmm... NOPE!
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"Life can only be understood in reverse, but must be lived forwards" - S. Kierkegard.
nononononononono!
Probably.......... Not!
I like what I do.
Work on your elegance,
and beauty will follow.
Absolutely not! Actually I would like to boost my cding =)
Absolutely! I'd love to be able to shift back and forth between either sex, or any other configuration of sex for that matter.
That would rock!
Of course, I'd rather be a full-blown changeling, but nobody likes the Founders.
A cure implies that I have an illness ... NO NO NO!
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] Proud member of the Lacey Leigh Fan Club
Nope, it is not in the cards for me. I have enjoyed my crossdressing, as I look back over my life. At first, I thought something was wrong with me until I read about others like me.
No, but my wife might just slip that particular pill into my morning coffee when I wasn't looking.
Always nice to see a DS9 reference.Originally Posted by Leona
Anyway, while I don't like the word "cure" because of what it implies, I admit I'd rather have another way to express this part of myself.
Last edited by iGenny; 01-03-2015 at 07:47 PM. Reason: I didn't answer the question.
I'm really disappointed that everybody's passing over that, since I said "yes" and offered as a cure the ability to change my body at will. You know, turning the question on its end.
*sigh* I guess I should be used to that by now, heh.
In any case, I *do* love the character development of Dax, even though I don't like Dax personally. I like the way she's been a he and a she and a he and had kids and so forth, but is right now a single woman unburdened by family, and called "Old Man".
nope...i'm not sick.......
Wow I am really surprised 99% of us don't want to be cured of this. I am so happy to be living with a gift in me that gives me the pleasure to enjoy the best of both Worlds. Thank you all for the response.
Cures are for people who are Ill. I'm not I'll, I don't need any cure.
A "cure" would be for someone who is not in control of their own vessel.
Second star to the right and straight on till morning
Not at all. Dressing has always been a positive thing for me and I've never wished it would go away.
NO NO. NO
Not sick , Like some said the only cure is transition ........
Although crossdressing doesn't take up much of my time because I'm just as aroused by the idea of CDing as I am of actually doing it, I would love to be rid of this business so I could concentrate more on my orchard and garden and other projects that are a more constructive use of my time. So, yes, I'd take the cure in a heartbeat.
Funny how this reminds me of a story I once heard. A man of good fortune and wealth was in his backyard cooking out and enjoying time with his family. Suddenly, a large space ship lowers itself to the ground. Out steps an alien, who looks very human, and he says, "This is your lucky day! We're here to rescue you. Climb aboard and we'll get away from this wretched place forever!"
Anyway, I would not accept "the cure" because I'm sure I would inherit something else in it's place. I'd rather deal with the devil I know.
I think the symptoms of the repression, guilt, self-questioning, etc., that one often feels - particularly before figuring out we're not alone in this - is what is worthy of a "cure". For me that was self-acceptance, which I found through research on many websites like this one. A new pair of strappy slingbacks sure helps too!
I don't think I would. I enjoy it too much.
No; and I agree with others that CDing and being transgender are not illnesses.
Michele
While it would be SUPER convenient to not have to worry about this side of me, I really enjoy the time I get to spend dressed.
So would I take it? Probably not.
Samantha -x-
I know my life would have been better if i had not been prone to this. I am an isolated loner recluse, with no friends to be with. I believe only a near miracle , replacement therapy, and support, and will power can rid one of anything. Without the desire to CD, i would have been socially active, with many other people, like BEFORE i ever got pink fog at age 51. Since then, i have withdrawn into a cocoon, left my church, sports, friends, no job, no hope for a wife or SO, only my toxic loner family of origin left. I got angry with my totally childish immature, toxic father yesterday, and shouted at him, " I am tired of hating myself." I don't have to hate myself." And walked out. Because my faith condemns it, also would be better without the desire to crossdress. It sure feels good, though. Yes, i would take the pill.
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