The clothing feels much nicer than standard everyday male drab and it offers more fashionable ways to dress. So many choices and things to wear, stores to go to and catalogs to look at; Oh my God, I've become a shopaholic.


Jen

I have absoultely no idea....

I'm there with you, Dana. I feel like you're describing me.

I'm happy being a guy. But it's a real turn-on to dress up. And my wife makes me feel like a million bucks when I do. I mean, I'm not fooling her. There's nothing upstairs and too much down below to pass for a woman. I'm not trying to pass. Don't want to. Don't ever even leave the house dressed. But have a GREAT time doing it.

C.

I dress like a woman because when I'm dressed a sense of calm comes over me.  I feel whole.  I have been dressing for many years but with more frequency lately.  I love it and I often wonder how, if ever, will I be able to stop.  I also wonder how I'll get caught, everyone does, it a matter of time.   This is an activity I truly love.

Michele

Because I look better in women's dress, or I believe so.

Barbie~~

Because, like mentioned above, when I dress as awoman, it makes me feel whole, real, and totally at peace with myself. It is the only time I feel totally at peace with myself and it is the true me.

I also say I dress as a woman because I am a woman.

Hugz to all,
Ariana

I never really understood why...

I had to do it...

The more I fought it...the worse it got.....

I beat it....it went away.....





Then came back worse..........

I contained it.......

I got married......

Wonderful Wife ........

Father of two great kids.....





Miight just....

OK  just a little....

Got this under control......................




S**T !


Chrissty

Well... my best suit was dirty, and there was this DKNY dress just back from the cleaners and I thought.....

Women have such beautiful clothes...men's clothes are boring and drab.

I Underdress as a woman because there is a better selection of womans underwear and they are more comfortable and convenient than mens undies. Bras feel good too!

Jaimee

I guess I dress like a woman because its me.   That's not to say that I am not conflicted about it.  Being born in the 40's when men had to appear to be men and women had to appear to be women your physical body stamped who you had to appear to be.  Absolutes ruled.  Right was right and wrong was wrong.  There were boundaries you did not cross.  The gender boundary was one of the strongest ones.    In the 60's relativity got into the high school texts then life became "it depends and if it feels good and doesn't hurt any one its ok" ruled.  I was in high school then.    I wanted to be effeminate,  I needed to be effiminate, but I couldn't cross the line.   After all Rock Hudson and Raymond Burr and Randoff Scott were ladies men.   What's a girl to do, especially if your body was more similar to theirs.   I had to comform, didn't they.

It wasn't til the ninety's that I had to be free, I had to be me.  Now bras are my norm and panties adorn my form.   And when ever I go out I leave my breasts at home, but oh how I miss them.   You see in my emotional country boundaries still conflict me,  even so my nails are pink and my ears are adorned and a bra embrases my form and my panties feel warm, because maleness is not for me,  even if that's what others see,  inside I am feeling free.   

That's because what I think about me is all I can change and if others don't see it that's of no concern to me.

Luv,
Michelle