أنا زوّجت أداة تسوية متقاطعة

عندما يزوّج أنت الرجل أنت تحبّ, أنت تأمل لحياة النعيم - ك خاصّة `سعادة في أيّ وقت بعد', غير أنّ حتّى ال أكثر متفائلة من نا سيتوقّع بعض تحديات على طول هذا سفر رائعة يدعى زواج. لم يتوقّعه أنت على الأرجح أن يروّج هذا كلمات مقدّرة, `عسل, أنا أداة تسوية متقاطعة'.

[ا فو] أسابيع [أغو] كتب أنا مادة حوالي ماذا أن يتمّ إن رفيقتك يكون أداة تسوية متقاطعة.

اليوم سيخاطب أنا بعض من الأسئلة عاديّة أكثر من زوجات الذي يجد خارجا أنّ زوجهم أداة تسوية متقاطعة. أنا جدّا أوصي أنّ يشتري أنت نسخة من الكتاب يرتدي زوجي ملابسي . هو كان كتبت [ا فو] سنون [أغو] ب [بغّي] [رودّ], [فد] وزوجة من أداة تسوية متقاطعة. هو يزوّد تبصر ودود داخل ال كيف ولما من عمليّة تلبيس متقاطعة.

زوجي أداة تسوية متقاطعة

هكذا ماذا أنت تتمّ عندما يجد أنت خارجا [فور ث فيرست تيم]? الشيء مهمّة أكثر أن يحقّق أنّ هو حسنة إلى إحساس يصدم, غير متأكّد ومرتبكة. هو ليس يوميّة أنّ يلتقي أنت أداة تسوية متقاطعة, كثير أقلّ يجد خارجا أنّ زوجك واحدة!

الشيء تالية أن يحقّق, أنّ يقول هو أنت هذا لأنّ هو يحبّ ويثق أنت بعمق. هو على الأرجح صحيحة بما أنّ يخيف بما أنّ أنت تكون حاليّا. أنتما تحتاجان أن يكون حريصة لا أن يقول أيّ شيء أنّ آذى الأخرى شخص. أنت كلا في موقعة حسّاسة. بينما أنت سوفت احترمت أنّ هو هو يصعب ل ه أن يشارك مع أنت, أنت سوفت أيضا توقّعته أن يذهب مثل سريعا أو مثل بطيء بما أنّ أنت يستطيع عالجت.

الشيء أولى أن يتمّ أعدته أنّ يحبّه أنت. هذا سيكون متينة أن يتمّ. أنت صدمت ولا [إين فولّ] تحكم من عواطفك, غير أنّ [إفن ثوو] أنت فقط اكتشفت زوجك أداة تسوية متقاطعة أنت تحتاج أن يبدي حالة حبّ.

هكذا الآن أنت يمكن كنت تساءلت:
هو يكون أداة تسوية متقاطعة, يكون هو مرحة? على الأرجح لا, كثير أداة تسوية متقاطعة مشته للآخر

لماذا لم قالني هو حول خاصّتي [كروسّدرسّينغ] [سونر]? هذا واحدة عسيرة, مثاليّا هو شارك مع أنت قبل أن زوّجت أنت كان. [موست ليكلي] فكّر هو هو استطاع ضبطت هو, هو فكّر أنّ يكون يزوّج لطّف الدافع أن يعبر ثوب. أنّ بصعوبة في أيّ وقت (أبدا) يحدث, وهو على الأرجح وضع هو باتّجاه آخر ل هكذا طويلا لأنّ هو كان يخشى من كيف أنت تجاوبت. بسخرية, قد أخفى هو هذا سر من أنت ل هكذا طويلا because he loves you so much!

Why does he cross dress? Phew, an even tougher but great question. I explored this in some detail in my article ‘why do men cross dress‘. The short answer is that no one knows for sure and many men have different reasons for why they cross dress, but most describe it as a need, an urge that won’t go away.

How can I make him stop cross dressing? You’re asking all the right questions love, but you probably won’t like the answer to this one. You can’t stop him from cross dressing. Sure, you’ll fight and he’ll promise not to cross dress, but a few months later you’ll find a pair of size 12 pink pumps in the wardrobe…

Does he want a sex change? Probably not. There are fewer transsexuals than cross dressers, so it is less likely that your husband has a desire to change his sex. Most cross dressers are happily married and only enjoy dressing part time.

So now what do I do? As I mentioned above, reassure him that you love him. Spend a lot of time in deep, open conversation with him about his desire to cross dress. Learn as much as you can about it (I know I sound like a used car salesman, but trust me buy this book!). Learn to compromise - let this grow you closer together rather than split you apart. Work with your husband to set limits that you are comfortable with as well. If you don’t want him to dress when your friends are around; let him know.

Tri-Ess has some great information and a Crossdressers wives bill of rights which makes for a great starting point as you and your husband come to a fair compromise about his cross dressing. There are many other good resources on the Internet. Also, take some time to explore Cross Dresser Heaven, I’ve gathered a number of resources that may be valuable for you.

Good luck, and please contact me if you need any support or advice!

Hugs,

Vanessa

P.S. Thanks to my lovely wife for reviewing this article before I posted it. As much as we listen, we need to be open to the precious woman in our lives - they are often trying to tell us more.

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9 Responses to “I married a cross dresser”

  1. > Crossdressing often times slows down
    > as one grows into their twenties

    I wish someone had told me that when I was 22 :-) Joking aside, I think (and to use a cliche) in my heart of hearts, I knew that I’d be back. So, thanks for sharing.

    I met my future wife when we were both in our 20s. At that time I was - for want of a better word - ‘clean’ or ’straight’. I really thought I could stay on the wagon but much later on…. ‘course we all know how that little tale ended. :)
    It’s a little over 10 years since I told her and H does her best to cope. I know she sometimes wishes I wasn’t like this (so do I some days) but it’s not the end of a marriage if you keep talking and comprimise is necessary. As someone once said, TG folk have had 10 - 20 years to get their heads around it, but wives and girlfriends? Only a fraction of that time.

  2. Hehe :) Yes. There’s always that small hope we have out grown cross dressing.
    I can relate to what you’re saying - I think the thrill of going out with someone we’ll grow to love makes us forget about cross dressing. Mis leading us into thinking that we’re “cured”.

    You said it right - if you keep talking and compromise. I think because we’re forced to do that with cross dressing, it may actually build a stronger marriage.

    Thanks for you comments Lynn, I enjoy reading them!

    Hugs,
    Vanessa

  3. i from turkey.

  4. I crossdress, it turns me on, but i hate myself for it

  5. Well, I am in a difficult position, my Wife doesn’t know yet and on the other side I’m afraid to tell Her because it seems to me that She wouldn’t like the news. Of course, when I’m home alone I use Her’s nylons and garters (which I bought for Her ‘cos I told Her I like it madly - but I never told Her I like to wear it also :) her shoes (with a little of pain because these are smaller) and I dream about She and I going out at the evening and me wearing her pantyhose under my trousers and only She and I would know it. This situation, I mean, only a thought about it turns me on. But I’m afraid it will never happen becuse I don’t know how to tell Her.
    HELP PLEASE!

  6. Hi Vanessa~
    My question is this, in a nutshell, he told me lastnight…I find it fantastic and have no issues with it….but, he said something that really boggles my mind and I can’t find any answers..I asked him if he would like me to shop for him for some welcome home gifts and he said yes…tops and bottoms..*trying to be discreet here*, he also said that was part of “the thrill, the attention”..what does that mean? Attention from who? Men, women, other CD’s, people in general? I am struggling with ths, because I don’t want a bombshell later if you know what I mean..can you help me?
    Thank you..
    Gaia

  7. Hi Gaia,
    First, thank you for being so accepting and loving of your husband. It’s wonderful that you find it fantastic! Before I get into your question I think this is a great time to do some research - Peggy Rudd’s book above as well as the book “My Husband Betty” - http://www.crossdresserheaven.com/best-cross-dressing-book-my-husband-betty/ are both good resources.

    To being part of the thrill, can you give me some more context? For me personally I enjoy looking as good as I can, and attention I appreciate would be the same as any woman who had dressed nicely and was complimented on it. I can only speak for myself, but attention from other women on how I’m dressed or presented is far more of a thrill than attention from men. And I think this is true for most crossdressers I know.

    This may be a great place to continue the open and honest communication with your husband, share your concerns (and you support) with him. He also has a responsibility to be forthcoming now that he has told you.

    Best wishes hon, please write again if you need more support, advice or just someone to listen.

    Hugs,
    Vanessa

  8. Hi Vanessa
    Thought i would tell you our story. I told my wife(M) when i first met her, before we had even thought of getting married or even engaged.
    It was a slow process at first as i introduced her to Elaine and my ‘extended’ wardrobe, which i believe ultimately helped her deal with any concerns.
    As time went on i became more confident with who i was and i can only put this down to M! as she gradually changed my wardrobe and made me look younger and more stylish in the process.
    We have great fun when we go shopping for both of us whether i am Elaine or not and we love going to events when we are able.
    We have a great marriage(now in our 12th year) and 2 wonderful girls to boot. I love my wife and am truly blessed to have her in not only my life but my heart, thoughts and actions every single day.
    Elaine

  9. Thanks for sharing Elaine, your story is one of hope for many crossdressers. It’s wonderful that you have such a positive and supportive relationship with your spouse, and that you’ve been able to integrate your crossdressing into your marriage in a way that both of you can enjoy.


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