Dear Readers,
Over the last few months I’ll admit to being remiss when it comes to sharing the latest tips, tricks and advice for navigating through life as a woman – whether it be part time for full time. With all my surgeries, I’ve had a lot going on, and finding time to write and answer email has been difficult.
Today I’m excited to announce that I’ll be starting the much loved Crossdresser Success Stories back up. For those who are new, these are real stories from real women about a success they had crossdressing. It can be a small success, such as buying your first feminine piece, or a large success such as going out en femme for the first time, or sharing your secret with someone you love.
To get started, I’d like to ask you to share your crossdressing success story with me by email at vanessalaw1@gmail.com – You don’t need to be a writer to share, just take a few moments to tell me your story. Ideally submissions are between 500-700 words, and include a photo. But don’t feel shy – if you’d rather not include a photo and use a pseudonym, that’s okay too!
I look forward to hearing your stories, and celebrating with you in your moments of triumph!
Blessings,
Vanessa
I have always had a desire to be a crossdresser for as long , I am living with gender identity disorder for the last 21 years.
I am straight white man married to a wonderful wife .
She can-not accept my problem and can’t make peace with it.
I have tried to change for 21 years and can’t seem to do it.
My wife can take it anymore. I don’t know what to do.
She gave the go-ahead that I can cross-dress in secret .
I can’t afford to buy clothes for cross-dressing and need donations please.e-mail chantelledicks@gmail.com if you can help please or post it to C. Pretorius at pobox 11021 riverwalk Potchefstroom South Africa 2538
Most of my fem clothes were bought a used places like thrift stores-One thing at a time& in those places I freely try them on& many people working there will help pick what looks good on you if your honest with them!
Cuckhold Don London Ontairo
Loue to dressup pretty a man who loves puting on a camisole then a dress or skirt and blouse would love to go out dancing enfemme