Ladies, accept your other self. The thing is you’re dead for a very long time. Don’t get to 65 and have regrets. As soon as you accept your other self, you will be so much happier.
Crossdressing can open up unique relationship challenges – learn how to create positive and lasting relationships even though you or your partner may be transgendered.
All the feminine things we like to do are better when shared... and even more so when shared with the one we love... You need never fear "the other woman".
With my wife’s blessing and support, I am more openly exploring who MacKenzie is, but I have slowed down.
She expressed concern for me, but not judgment for what I was wearing. She was instead expressing anxiety about the risk I was taking of being discovered at work.
But recently, I came to feel that I could wait no more. I had to let the girl within to come into the fore. No longer would she be content to dwell within the night For she deserved to boldly step into the morning light.
I exist. I have thoughts and feelings, needs and desires. I need to see myself in the mirror at least once in a while.
The 5 stages of coming out as a crossdresser to your significant other.
Crossdressing can tear a rift between two that once loved each other so dearly. How would you handle disagreements with your wife about crossdressing? Please comment and help Bobbi!
It’s wonderful to share another crossdressing success story with you dear readers. This story is shared by Mita, who comes all the way from Bangladesh. I had given a thought to helping her with her English grammar, but in the end felt it was more appropriate to leave the story ...
Sometimes the smallest gift can signal a love and acceptance deeper than one could ever have hoped. Here is one story of crossdressing acceptance.
Your relationship with your wife is precious, but how do you tell your wife you're a crossdresser? How can you share this with her in a loving, caring way?
You are not the only one who is embarrassed by crossdressing. Being the woman inside can also hurt those you love. Overcoming shame and caring for those you love is the place to start.
When you marry the man you love, you hope for a life of bliss - you don't expect him to utter these fateful words, 'Honey, I'm a Cross Dresser'.
My boyfriend is a crossdresser?! You're likely feeling a bit shocked - after all, this is unlikely to be something you expected when you entered the relationship.
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Makeup adventure May 18, 2019
My makeup Journey Okay, not the whole journey, just an excerpt. Like most everyone who’s started this path, I’ve collected my share of random stuff along the way and needed to put things in order. Recently, I came out to a pile of friends and while most were sort of stand...
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New{ish} to CD May 18, 2019
Hello, this is my very first post; I just joined the other day. I truly don’t know where I’m going with my crossdressing. I recently turned 65 and am retired, happily too. I must add, healthy and fit as few people take me for my age. I have many interests that keep me...
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Media Review: Alice in Genderland, a review May 17, 2019
“Alice in Genderland: A Crossdresser Comes of Age” is a memoir by Dr. Richard A. Novic. So, a couple of points to make upfront. This is a memoir of a crossdresser that also happens to be a psychiatrist. I think this combination adds an interesting angle to the conversation. F...
