Hello Girls
Are we born TV's or are we made into being one?. I don't not what to say. DMS-IV (That is the "BIG BOOK" published by the APA which talks about all the mental illnesses and it is used as a guide line for diagnosis by Mental Therapists) called a "Psycho Sexual Disorder".
I am not about to question the psychological aspect of crossdressing, I just want to know if some of you are like me. I can remember myself experimenting with woman's clothing and nail polish since the age of six. During puberty, around the age of 12, I stared experimenting crossdressing in a fuller scale with female clothing (panties,pantyhose, bras, dresses, high heels) jewelery, lipstick, make up, nail polish in both hands and feet and perfume. I was very lucky because my mother spent lots of money in the best of female apparel and accesories. This pattern continued through out my teenage years.
No one ever encouraged me to venture into womanhood, I did it on my own following my insticts and my personal desires. So, Was I born a trannie? Or it could be that I have a very attractive mother who loved looking at the her best (Oooohhh her shoes collection, WOW !!!) and some extra sensitivity on my part awoke those woman like feelings in me?.
On the other hand, there are things that I started to remember I did as a child. For example, when I played baseball my older brother used to bother me because of the way I threw the ball. Even though I have a regular potential in my throw he would say something like "You throw the ball like a girl". I am not a sissy in my mannerism. When we were older in highschool, he would also pick on me telling me "You do some strange pose with your hands", I knew he was trying to say I posed my hands like a girl.
I also remember that when I was in elementary school I went to an all boys school. I remember that during the breaks at school we all play together but, after a while, some of the boys would sweet and started to smell. I never sweet as a child and I hated when they got all sweety and stinky,,eeewwww, Is that a girly, girly, girly, reaction or what? .
I also remember playing female rolls with my brothers and sister. I would put on my sisters highheels shoes (from a Sevillana custom) and play the mother. It is wonderful how can you get away with those things when a child.
I think I act and move like I male, so I think. But I know I am not as rough or as a manly as other guys. What I mean is that I am kind of delicate in my moves, not graceful,but delicate. I see how my male friend sit, talk and walk and they do look like the setreotypical male. I think that when I hang around them I behave like them,they never seem to feel unconfortable with me. However, a couple of times some girls have ask me about my sexual orientation. May be they detect some small femininity in me, I really can't tell.
Another aspect to consider comes with my sexuality. I am attracted to women, so I have had many girlfriends. When I had made love to them I am usually very gentle and let my self go along with them. It is as if I could feel what they feel when I made love to them. It is as if I could read their women's desires and feelings.
I also noticed that I differ in the way my male friends think about women and relationships. They tend to see woman in a sexual oriented manner, I tend to see the beauty, the wamrth and their sweetness on them. I always wonder how can they sleep with women and not get involved. For me is different, when I made love I get emotionally involved. Believe it , I had tried to be like my male firends, but felt awful after sleeping with a woman and not wanting to get involve with her. I see the relationship between a man and a woman in a romantic way. When I have discussed that with my mother, she simply says, "Son, you experience the relationship between man and woman as the we woman do".
Anyhow, I don't know what to say. I only know I enjoy this side of me and that I would love to finally paying the attetion that deserves. Trying to deny does not work, other wise I wouldn't be here writting to you, ladies. Trying to cure it. I have being in therapy before to disccuss insomnia and anxiety, but, never, ever, have I talk to a profesional about this; NEVER !!!. May be I should talk to a professional about it, but I would feel more confortable in front of a female therapist.
Girls, you are the first people I ever talk about this subject. I am so glad this forum exist. At least I, do not feel alone and lost on this, plus I am getting some confidence and a higher self steem. Thanks to all of you, my ethernal gratitude.
Kisses,
Sophie