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Started by Chrissy1979, November 20, 2015, 01:28:51 AM

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Chrissy1979

Hi I'm Chrissy!

I was born a boy but have been having a lot of thoughts lately of becoming a female....

I have been crossdressing for as long as I can remember,  mainly with pantyhose as a child and then into fully dressing up for the past five years (I'm now 36). I have always kept it a closely guarded secret and it has weighed heavily on my mind,  and on my soul. If I am truly honest with myself (which is something I haven't been very good at until recently) then I have no doubt that it played a big part in my relationships failing. I come across as quite unemotional,  but can be grumpy during serious conversations (mainly ones regarding emotions as they make me feel quite uncomfortable) . I hope to find my positive energy and grow that because I know it lurks within!

I have always acted outwardly quite macho and aside from the crossdressing I've never opened my mind and explored my female side,  but this is something I fully intend to do and had my first session with a gender specialist psych this week. I can't wait for my next in a weeks time...

Anyways, the weight of all these secrets and lies have broken the dam and I recently spilled to my partner. She has been really quite supportive, but there has been some tough times along with more questions than I have answers for right now,  but we're working thru this together. It feels so great to have these lies and secrets off my mind even though I have been betraying my partner. Overall it was so the right thing to fess up to.

Although I have concerns about one day coming out (at minimum as a crossdresser) those fears lessen as I grow stronger to discover the real me (in whatever form that may be!)  and that need to find myself drowns out the worries. This is a path I must go down and although a bit scary it's the most excited and alive I've felt in so long!

I am very grateful for this site and to you all for playing a part in helping me on my newly discovered journey. I feel I take strength from your words of wisdom and in time I hope to help others in some small way as I grow into this new phase of my life finding out who Chrissy is :)
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Marienz

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V M

Hi Chrissy  :icon_wave:

Welcome to Susan's  :)  Glad to have you here, join on in the fun

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Sarah82

Hi Chrissy and SO Hetero Woman (That so sounds like a non PC super hero :P ) and welcome to Susan's.

Chrissy I totally get where you are coming from, I'm 32 and started my transition a few months ago, I found that the pressure of pretending to be something I wasn't was too great, I felt like I was constantly lying to everyone including myself. I feel so much better now, things aren't perfect but I am me now.

It is great that your SO/Super Hero is so supportive and willing to help you and her understand your situation.

Best of luck with your transition.

Hugs,
Sarah





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gennee

Hello and welcome to Susan's.

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Anna33

Welcome Chrissy! :) It's a wonderful journey.

I am married too and it took us some mutual adjusting but I couldn't be where I'm at if my partner weren't here for me.

I'm loving every minute of my brand new life and I hope you and your partner will too! good times ahead <3 

big hugs x

Clara.
The truth is, I often like women. I like their unconventionality. I like their completeness. I like their anonymity. - Virginia Woolf
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