Halloween, the unofficial Cross-dresser's Holiday

[Angie G]

Did it 3 times 10 or 12 years ago. Now I get more joy giving out the candy to all those little cute trick or treaters.
Angie

[Patience]

Transgender day of visability. It is March 31st so you missed it this year. I suppose you could also go for comeing out day the first year, or if it is to a new group.

Good call and I was aware that existed, but being a crossdresser is not exactly the same as being trans, is it?

[Crissy 107]

Question:

If Halloween is the unofficial CDer's holiday, What's the holiday for those of us who cross dress officially?

I would have to say that is everyday! 😁

[Patience]

I like that answer.

[Alorob29]

Regardless of it being an unofficial "official" holiday for cross dressers, I do think it's quite easier to go enfemme outdoors without feeling all the anxiety.
I bought a witch costume last year but didn't actually use it as I didn't feel it. But this year I've been preparing for a couple of months now and although it won't be properly halloween, I will still be going to a Halloween party on Saturday. For me will be a great milestone as I suffer from anxiety and the constant fear of being targeted is a thing I hope this day will be a lot less. Thankfully I got a couple of girlfriends that will be helping me and going with me so... I do think it will be done. I'll post of my experience afterwards. Wish me luck. 😉😊

[Staci Roberts]

I spent he entire day out yesterday shopping, making a Costco run etc. fully dressed. I wore a moderate skirt, tights, 2" heels, hair and make-up done..In other words, an outfit and look that blended right in. It was kinda funny, especially in Costco, I got a few stares...but nothing obnoxious by any means...I figured in a worst case scenario, I could simply say "Hey, it's halloween, right? "

[Joanne108]

I venture out crossdressed whenever I feel the need to. So dressing on Halloween is a yes this year!