I just like to introduced myself, I am new to this crossdressing and talking about it in public is a little hard for me. I love to crossdress but I have to do it in secret like maybe many of you my wife or nobody else knows about it. but I'm glad that a place such as this exist and find out that there are many like me.
thanks,
carmen from Sacramento CA
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Welcome
I suspect that there are more men who crossdress than anyone knows about because so many keep it a secret. There is an attitude of shame or perversity about it. For that reason, unless you seek out others, you may have never met another XD. It can be a very lonely and isolating experience.
Here, you have an opportunity to discuss how you feel with others, ask questions, and get advice. We can read about your experiences. To write about ourselves and read others, we reaffirm our own life stories and know that we are not alone. You can see that there is a pattern to how, and when things began.
So welcome.
What has been helpful to me is watching interviews with Eddie Izzard. If you do not know him, you may want to look him up. He is an openly, and unapologetic cross dresser/actor. He has very strong opinons about it.
One interviewer had asked him about wearing women's clothes. His reply was,..."They are not women's clothe. They are MY clothes."
Here, you have an opportunity to discuss how you feel with others, ask questions, and get advice. We can read about your experiences. To write about ourselves and read others, we reaffirm our own life stories and know that we are not alone. You can see that there is a pattern to how, and when things began.
So welcome.
What has been helpful to me is watching interviews with Eddie Izzard. If you do not know him, you may want to look him up. He is an openly, and unapologetic cross dresser/actor. He has very strong opinons about it.
One interviewer had asked him about wearing women's clothes. His reply was,..."They are not women's clothe. They are MY clothes."
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