Hi Adrianna,

Welcome!

Marion

Hi Adrianna

You mentioned in your post:

Quote from: AdriannaD on Yesterday at 10:28:12 PMDid work things out on this and saw I would much happier as this femme side to me.Has worked out and she has been supportive ever since.I dress as Adrianna fulltime now,loved the feminine clothing more and found the masculine clothing boring.

Somewhere, I cannot remember where it was, there was a picture where two chairs, side by side, one had male clothing, the shirt and trousers were grey, probably mechanic clothes, plain and drab and the other chair had female clothing, the blouse skirt where multi coloured or had several bright colours and different patterns.  The point that was being made in that picture was the stark difference between male and female clothing.

I know what chair my eyes were drawn too

Take care and all the best for the future.

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Sarah B
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Hello Adrianna

My name is Sarah B   and I would also like to formally, Welcome you to Susan's Place!

It's good to see that Lori has welcomed you to Susan's Place as well.  In addition she has give you some valuable advice in how to get around Susan's and the Cross Dressing Forums.  It is great news that your mum is accepting and helping you

Once you feel comfortable here, it would be appreciated if you add a little bit more about yourself in the Introductions Forum.  I would appreciate it very much as, I'm always interested in learning something new about our new members

In addition members of Susan's will more than likely will discuss problems or issues that are similar to yours as most of us have experienced these as well.

Once again, Welcome to Susan's Place!
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I am glad mom did not give up on me.   Knows she has two sons in her life still.  They are my 2 younger brothers that learned well that they have a much happier older sister now.

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@Sarah B
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Hello,  I am into crossdressing.   I grew up being one of the guys thinking it would stay this way.  It all changed after I graduated from high school.  Began with admiring my mom's wardrobe liking her dresses checking her closet out.  Did try them on too and put them back the way she had them.  Loved how comfortable they were to wear.  Did get caught finally one day and she was shocked.  It was tough for her to accept it at first.  Doing her research with me,  both realized I am a crossdresser enjoying wearing women's clothing.  Did work things out on this and saw I would much happier as this femme side to me.  Has worked out and she has been supportive ever since.  I dress as Adrianna fulltime now,  loved the feminine clothing more and found the masculine clothing boring.

This Thursday evening I ate salmon.

Chicken Kiev

Couple of updates from today...

Had a missed call from one of my sisters at 3:30 pm today... you know, like three hours past the point when my daily migraines have started for, oh, the last 10 years or so? I swear to God it's like they're all in that movie Momento and they need to get things tattooed on their body because they have no short-term memory. I will call in the morning to see what THAT is about...

Was supposed to hear from one of the two friends I'd yet to connect with today. But he didn't call. Was only mildly concerned because his relationship to time and dates has always been tenuous, at best. He texted later in the day and said he had his days mixed up. We will chat in the morning. But all is good with him.

Still have not really connected with the last friend, other than an immediate text that was supportive, if not curt. But as I may have mentioned he is literally finishing his latest book this week, plus when we spoke last week it was because he needed advice about this new professorship he was being offered... plus he is the midst of some personal family stuff. So were it not for my big news bomb, we'd only be talking this week if he needed my help. So I'm sure when the dust settles we'll have a long chat. Again, not worried.

However, at dinner tonight I finally heard from the oldest of my nephews... one of only 3 on my side I hadn't heard from, and the #1 on our list of "he's probably not going to be ok with this, politically."

He texted because his college reunion is coming up in a few weeks, and while he lives on the west coast, his college is near us. So he wanted to know if he could crash in our house as he'd done in the past. Before I could respond he also texted "Also, thanks for the email. I'm happy for you to live your life how you want."

  My wife and I had a good laugh about that.

I mean, it's fine. But it definitely felt like, "Oh damn, I'm asking to stay in their home... I probably should comment on that email from two weeks ago. What can I say which sounds nice but in no way could be used to indicate that I'm supportive of the existence of trans people or their lifestyle."

We really think he nailed it. 

Anyway, love the kid... he's always welcome in our home, end of story. And while we chatted about the logistics of him coming, I did not in anyway respond to his second text. Just let it linger.

Love,
Allie

Great Pics! always a joy to see your smile.



~Jenn