The Sisterhood I Feel Here At Crossdresser Heaven!

This is my way of saying thanks and I wanted to make a small tribute to the wonderful friendships I’ve found both here and in the wider CD and TG community.

A few of you might know me a little bit from my posts and articles here over the last year and half or so, but I’ll give a bit more background.

Some 20 plus years ago we decided when the time came to retire, we would get out of the big city and back into the country life were we both had our roots.

Since all those lovely places we called home way back have been irrevocably changed for us over the years, we decided we didn’t want to go back there and would find somewhere else instead.

After a long search, taking many factors into consideration we settled on a new area and found a place there. A nice farming area and a place with a bit more space and privacy than the cramped city house was, although we are not farming and that’s fine with us.

Though I really wanted the move, it was me who was having the hardest time dealing with the implications of leaving the old neighborhood behind and all of the friends I had there.

Not knowing anyone usually isn’t a barrier for me. For some reason I seem to be the social butterfly of the family (who knew?), plus we were a member of a couple car related clubs which are much like an extended family. I can go to a show in a new area and make friends with people I’ve never met before.

Still it bothered me immensely and I started using the expression “I’m going to be a stranger in a strange land”. Kind of an exaggeration, of course. As the “Land” here is very nice indeed. But they were my very real feelings of loss for the many long friendships I’d had and the part of the city which had been good to us for so many years.

Right after the move, and we were still getting settled in the new house and I found my urge to dress getting greater all the time. It was later that year when I really started into my journey and found “Amy” there. I also found this website but was too afraid to join up for a while. Silly me, as it turns out! However, when I finally got the courage to join, it was through here I met a whole new circle of friends, all part of the CD and TG community of course.

Through another member here, I was introduced to a local CD social Club which allowed Amy to spread her wings and finally go out into the world. That had been a dream like fantasy of mine for many years, decades actually, but I was so afraid to go very far along that road for so many reasons. Not the least of which I was terrified and not looking the part - “not passing” as the expression goes. For many years I had no guidance as to how to dress or how to present oneself as a woman.

This was totally a joint effort from so many involved. Talking about this part of my life with so many of the other girls here and then having so much trepidation meeting some other CD’s face to face for the first time. What followed after that were more introductions and more new friends!

As a result, I have several groups of new circles of friends now. Those in the car culture and those in the community who welcomed us so warmly into their lives. There were also those in the CD community who became friends as well.

Now I have such a wide group of friends - more than ever before - and so many due to my involvement here at Crossdresser Heaven.

So a huge thank you to the lovely ladies here and everywhere!

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• Do you feel you have a sisterhood with the girls here at Crossdresser Heaven?
• What are your favorite aspects of this most wonderful cross dressing and transgender site?
• Have you ever met another cross dresser or a group of cross dressers from this site in person and if so, how did the meeting go?

Girls, please feel free to send in any comments pertaining to the writings in my article.

Also take a few minutes of your time to answer one or more of the questions I’ve posed to you above.

Again, thank you girls for your sisterhood, support, and encouragement!

Sincerely, Amy