Quote from: Sam(my)I am on August 19, 2011, 05:12:22 PM
Hi Kristin, hope you enjoy yourself here.
Though I can't help but point out that although your family may be devout christians it doesn't mean they won't be accepting ^^
I hope things will go well for you! 
My mother once told my sisters she would rather them be prostitutes than lesbians. She also went around putting olive oil crosses on everything in my room when i was going through this "goth" stage in Middle School. Not exactly the most open-minded person unfortunately :\
My signing up for this forum and this post were kind of rushed (I misspelled my screen name D: ), probably because I was so anxious to finally tell
someone, so I decided to get back on and post some more details.
So I guess I'll start with some stuff about me. I've always been extremely shy, mainly due to low self-esteem. I guess you could say I've never really felt like "one of the guys." I hate the fact that because I'm a guy I'm supposed to be all tough and athletic and screw a bunch of chicks and stuff. I've never really been into sports, watching or playing. Watching just doesn't interest me in the least, and I have too slender a frame to play anything. I'm just not a very competitive person, also due to my low self-esteem (except when it comes to video games, I'm actually good at those :p ). I have three sisters (probably part of the reason I'm here :p ). Despite my feminine tendencies, I've never been attracted to guys (I was curious at one point, but never attracted) and have always been crazy about girls. And unlike most guys (at least in my experience) I know how to treat a girl. Unlike every guy I know, I have never had a bitter breakup, and could call up any of my exes at any time and ask them how they're doing. Many of them I still talk to every now and then.
And now about my history with CD. I think where it came from was my first real girlfriend, who was bisexual, and said I would make a very pretty girl. I don't know exactly when or how it started, but I would sneak clothes away from my mother and sisters and wear them in my room. During the "goth stage" I mentioned above, I even wore nail polish for a while and experimented with eyeliner and (once) black lipstick. I don't remember when or why I stopped for a few years, though my wish to one day be a girl never went away. I started back again a couple months ago. One night, after me and my girlfriend, *ahem*, did it, she passed out, and her panties were off to the side, so I put them on and went to sleep next to her. In the morning, I just told her it was because I was drunk. Now, any time I have some alone time in her room (most days) I wear whatever I can find of hers that fits. I even tried doing my makeup like hers one day when I had a lot of time (which is difficult, her makeup skills are
amazing ). She would definitely be the first person that I would come out to, but I honestly don't know how she'd react. She tends to be very open-minded and accepting of others (I've heard her talk about past gay friends and whatnot before) but I'm terrified that for some reason she woudn't accept it. I don't think that would be the case, but, like anyone else, my fear of rejection is overpowering my desire to let someone know.
When it comes to one day becoming the fairer sex, I just don't see how it could be possible. My family would disown me before helping me with it, and I don't see myself ever being successful enough to be able to afford everything I would need, and I would need a
lot. I have a large adams apple (which I absolutely hate), lots of facial and bodily hair (except the chest and back), a very deep voice, and a pretty masculine facial stucture. The only (physical) thing I really have going for me is my slender body, which I think would look
amazing with less hair and the right body parts. It would be a dream come true to have the body and wear the clothes that I want to wear all the time, but it would take a lot for me to get here. Here's hoping that some day I'll muster up the courage to tell someone, and moreso that someday I'll be able to become the person I want more than anything to be.