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A Sad Day Or A _______Day For A CrossDresser

Started by Vicky, February 01, 2009, 01:51:59 AM

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Vicky

Up until now, I have had the feeling when I dress up enfemme that "you're a guy putting on a dress". Who are you trying to fool.  It has never been a bad feeling, and sometimes has given me just a little element of thrill when I do get ready to go out, as if it is a naughty act of defiance to the world.  Recently though, that feeling has gone away and I look at my body (even with full birth given xxxxx) as the proper body for my feminine clothing and presentation, makeup and the rest.  No naughtiness in the feeling, almost a "so what, who were you fooling before?" thought.   Who was I fooling before?  Well I did get read by a bookstore clerk!  I didn't fool him, or did I?  I think I did fool him, but not for the reason that seemed most obvious.  He thought I was a crossdresser!!  Yep, I fooled him, and me too.  I thought I was a crossdresser at the time, but now I have my doubts.  What am I, and why do I miss the little thrill I used to have.  Now the clothing is just mine to wear.  Is that a sad thing for a crossdresser?

I know that sounds pretty circular, but have any of the rest of you had a "moment at cusp" where a major change in your TG position came up?   The real single moment came when I got back from the laundromat earlier, and was hanging up both my girl and boy outfits, and just looked at all of it as if seeing it for the first time. 
I refuse to have a war of wits with a half armed opponent!!

Wiser now about Post Op reality!!
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Constance

There was a time for me when crossdressing gave me a thrill that I was doing something wrong. What embarrasses me about that is that in some ways I was bit old for this, I'd thought.

Now, I'm at the time point where crossdressing seems natural. The thrill I get these days, if "thrill" is the right word, is one of happiness. I'm clearly a guy in a dress. I might pass if the person looking at me was legally blind and I was taking great care with my voice. I don't pass at all.

But, crossdressing does make me happy. It's not the thrill it used to be, but it does uplift me.

Jessie_Heart

there were times when I had the feeling of a thrill similar to what you describe, now I believe it was a rush from just being able to take control of my own life if even in a small way and not allowing others to deciede who I was (now weather this belief is completely accurate or not is anyones guess I may just choose to believe that now because it is more comfortable at this time in my life!)
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DawnAlicia

I think I crossdress for many reasons and the thrill of passing used to be one of them.  However, as I have gotten older and larger, my ability to pass has lessened considerably and so has my desire to go out.  However, I also dress just for the feeling of being in gilrs clothes and that can be accomplished no matter what others think I look like.
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Genevieve Swann

Being comfortable with the femms clothing I think is a plus. If it seems to be becoming routine and the thrill is missing you should probably get something new. New shoes a new dress, etc. For me that creates more desire. You look good. I love your hair. Genevieve

gennee

When I started crossdressing, the thrill of doing something society frowned on was exhilerating. Now that I dress regularly, it's natural. I get antsy when I don't go out in public after a week. I wear a skirt and camisole around the house. I go out one to four times a week. I still get a thrill from dressing though not as intense when I started.

To me this is a journey because I discover something new about myself. I just being myself and living life.

Gennee


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Genevieve Swann

A sad day is when other previous obligations get in the way and I can't dress. Especially if I haved to remove the nail polish. Actually it could make me depressed for serveral days. Genevieve

TheBattler

Vicky,

I can totoaly relate, cross dressing seams normal to me now - but somehow society says it is not.

Alice

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Genevieve Swann

Some society beleive crossdressing is not correct behavior. Many assume all crossdressers are gay. Maybe so they can be homophobic and transphobic also. Crossdressing is part of My Life. For those who don't like I say "Get a life".

chrysalis

For me, CD was wrong, but that wasn't why I was doing it, it was really that I wanted be a girl, and do girl things. I just wanted to be there. It was certainly thrilling, but the fear of being discovered obscured a lot of that.

There was thrill, and to a degree there still is, but I think it's basically that "new toy joy".
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