hello, 61 year m to f (hope fully) took the plunge and bought so clothes , its easy at xmas ! after wearing the wife's when she was at work on my day off or the washing basket at shower time but shes a size 12/14 and me being a 16/18 has caused a few stuck moments. early recollections of cross dressing was wearing my sisters baby doll nighty , 12 at the time . Like a lot on here I would rather play with the girls and didn't get on with boys. Bullied at school for being over weight (still am, over weight not bullied) and always felt I was born the wrong sex as in I can feel my breast and vagina , was I a woman in a previous life, if you believe in that sort of thing. Growing up in the 60s in the country side nothing was said about sex ,my mum still calls breast "chessis" and shes slightly embarrassed when she does, but shes 84. God knows how she will take this. then there's the wife who puts up with me as a failed business means we cant pay the mortgage as we borrowed to pay the tax man. My 3 kids will just think it funny, they all have my sense of humour that's very Monty Python. Going to see my GP on tues to see where we go. I know they have dealt with one m to f as she was a customer of mine. Buy the way have been a mechanic since 15 and still have 4 years to retirement( not that I can afford to) but we have a 20 year old girl just started on the spanners so might not be to difficult. I think the worst bit will be living as a woman before the full job,they can do that tomorrow as far as I am concered. Its wearing a wig (male baldness ) imagine setting fire when welding. there goes my sense of humour . Anyway off to c/d as the wife is working night shift and my still at home youngest son is out. Bought a wig and look like my female cousin, poor girl. ta ta for now XX
Welcome to Susan's Place. I am a bit older than you and had surgery a long time ago. I plan on working till I am at least 70 if what I do could be called work. In any case, appearing feminine in your job shouldn't be difficult as you could wear a cap or a sock cap with the "excuse" that you need it to keep your hair safe and clean. I think you may have discovered by now that there is a boat load of information her and feel free to ask if you have any questions. The people are more than happy to help a new comer.
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