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Started by Barbara, March 17, 2008, 09:35:02 PM

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Barbara

This is my second time around here you could say.I came here about 5 years ago,and being on shaky ground with my self acceptance,i went through pains and purges,trying to leave behind any remnants of being a cd/tv.Why i thought that would work i don't know.I am 42 now and it never worked.

To be more honest is that i got scared.I know i explore the transexual realm more than the average crossdresser.The way i could really relate to the stories and the mindset.My whole life i was able to change back into a guy,go to work and support myself.I started asking myself questions of what am i working toward?.

Well i still don't know.but i am not afraid either.I probably should have never stopped coming to susans because i felt more alone that way.And i don't learn very much alone.

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gennee

Quote from: Barbara on March 17, 2008, 09:35:02 PM
This is my second time around here you could say.I came here about 5 years ago,and being on shaky ground with my self acceptance,i went through pains and purges,trying to leave behind any remnants of being a cd/tv.Why i thought that would work i don't know.I am 42 now and it never worked.

To be more honest is that i got scared.I know i explore the transexual realm more than the average crossdresser.The way i could really relate to the stories and the mindset.My whole life i was able to change back into a guy,go to work and support myself.I started asking myself questions of what am i working toward?.

Well i still don't know.but i am not afraid either.I probably should have never stopped coming to susans because i felt more alone that way.And i don't learn very much alone.



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Welcome back to the site, Barbara. Self-acceptance is the first step to self-discovery. I was scared when I found out that I was a cross dresser. For several weeks it was an emotional roller coaster until one day I came out to myself and admitted that I love wearing women's clothing. All the tensions and fears dissipated. Today, I'm a happy and content cross dresser and transgender.

The fact that you are not afraid is a good sign. You can E-mail me and chat privately if you wwould like.

Gennee
 
Be who you are.
Make a difference by being a difference.   :)

Blog: www.difecta.blogspot.com
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tinkerbell

Hello Barbara and welcome to Susan's!

Thank you for your wonderful introduction.  Please take a few moments to get familiar with the site, review the site rules, and take advantage of our many resources such as the wiki, chat, and the links listed at the main page.  We look forward to your future posts and participation.  Enjoy your stay! :)

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