Hi Ladies,
I'm Sally, I have been a crossdresser for most of my life, and I'm bisexual. (So not sure if I should be posting here?) During certain periods of my life (Marragies & Military) I couldn't do what felt natural to me and dress up in nice frilly things.

I tried telling my last wife about both, but she flipped out and couldn't deal with it, so for the last 15 years I keep it straight and just dressed in mens clothing.

That period is over.

I have started dressing Fem again. Only at home right now, maybe someday I can get the courage up to go out dressed up.
I came across this site while looking for some good online stores that sell transgender stuff. I was so happy I found this site. I took the next several days reading the forums of all the great ladies stories and hints. Thank you all for this information and stories of coming out. I too one day would like to come out to friends and family, but for now it is my serect to keep.
I was inspired by some of the stories taking little steps at first, that this morning after my normal treatment of shaving (100% hair free except underarms, I haven't figured that out yet without cutting myself all over

) and doing my nails. I picked out a nice matching bra and panties set (yellow, one of my favorite colors) of course wearing them under some jeans and a big sweatshirt I went to the grocery store to pick up some cosmetics. My heart was racing from the time I got out of my car, all the way through my shopping trip. I kept thinking in my mind am I taking to long in front of the lipsticks?

I got everything I needed and went to pay and the only register that was open was the self checkout ones. Which I have never used before. There was a nice older gentleman there who showed me how to use it. The whole time I'm thinking, he can see the outline of my bra.

I paid for my items not really caring what it costs, just wanted to get out of there before someone reconized me. Maybe next time I will take more time?
But I just wanted to thank all of you who shared stories in these forums. They gave me the courage I needed to start to take my baby steps back into the world of Fem.
Thank you all,
Sally