not even a blimp on the radar. Im just a man that loves the look, feel, and beauty of women's clothes.
not even a blimp on the radar. Im just a man that loves the look, feel, and beauty of women's clothes.
That's the way I feel with lacy, silk lingerie. I like to feel feminine sometimes, and that's what does it.
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Nope..My life is set in stone.
I would not want upset the apple cart with my
family and friends
I personally would not go full transition because I still like my male side, so I have best of both world?s!
It?s personal choice but I respect people who do go full transition
Not for me. Love to crossdress but that is it.
I've thought about it some, and in the pink fog its easy for fantasy to take over. However, I cannot deny my male self and the fact that I like doing guy things too. I've got a nice pair started thanks to gynecomastia, and I wouldn't mind if they were a little larger. If they get larger thanks to some herbs I take to combat androgenic alopecia, a beta blocker, and a statin then thats fine. I'm on board with them being bigger, but thats the extent of it. The problem with transitioning is your male parts will most likely shrink and become useless. Thats something I'm not willing to let happen, and if you're thinking of transitioning then think long and hard (pun intended) about it. Consider all the things you do as a guy, and if you're willing to give that up. Transitioning will change you mentally putting you into girl mode, and once on that road you might find it difficult to reverse it.
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Hi Ilisa,
I have been looking at this problem in a very similar way as you for years. However, it changed recently. It looks like I have fallen in a black hole of femininity completely. Male values and virtues are mine not any longer but those of females. I live in a male mode to make my successful family and social relationships possible. So, it's like simulating my masculinity, remains of which left frozen on the event horizon of the black hole. I like staying in the female mode as long as possible. I am not sure if I consider myself a woman but for sure I would like to be one. I desire having a female body but I don't think the transition is an option for me. I don't believe it could be successful and satisfactory due to my body condition and age. As far as I know I am suffering from a moderate gender dysphoria and if I had a gynecomastia or lost my male parts I would not cry.
If it makes you happy / It can't be that bad
If it makes you happy / Then why the hell are you so sad?
O.k. but it isn't, though. Dressing is temporary in a way that hormones and surgery are not.
As for myself, the best way to describe it is that I want to like what I see when I look in the mirror. With the changes I would make living as a woman full time would be the end result.
Not in the cards for me, but even if it were an option, probably not. I don't think I AM a woman, I simply wish I were one. I hate myself in a lot of ways, but I don't think transitioning would change that, sadly it would likely give me more reasons to be unhappy with myself.
Kelly a.k.a. VS Fan
I wish I had been born female, but I don't think that I am female, or identify as female, so no, I would not transition.
Hi Ilisa,
it's not a problem we can talk about this a little. I have no idea what changed my perspective, it's just happening and I can observe that with increasing pleasure. I guess the critical mass of my femininity has been reached with age and hours spent en-femme. Since I remember, I was always jealous about female body and dresses. When I look at myself in the mirror fully dressed from head to toe as a woman, I like the picture and feel happy and accomplished. I can hardly resist doing that due to the desire to be woman. Either my female part of brain has evolved in time or I have lost the fear against accepting my female soul. Honestly, I have no ambition to be a male anymore - while I still have to be for different reasons - and would stay on the female side longer and longer or even permanently if possible.
Sabine
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If it makes you happy / It can't be that bad
If it makes you happy / Then why the hell are you so sad?
I may not be qualified to talk about this topic, but I will share some info from my husband's friend who started taking hormones a few months ago.
He longed to be female and when he started down that route, he was elated! He felt there was breast growth, and that people would look at him differently (in a positive way). Six months later, he is now questioning himself. Was it a mistake? Should he stop? His family didn't feel different about him. Friends didn't appear out of the woodwork. He is again - unhappy.
So, my point is, it's all well and good to speculate how life would be different. Maybe for some people, it is different. But the mental health component has to be addressed too. Obviously, in the friend's case, there was a lot of unresolved issues and depression that hormones didn't help.