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(@kyrakascade)
Estimable Member     Utah, United States of America
Joined: 3 years ago

I built up the confidence, shoved aside the fear and insecurities. Then hit the call button.

Ive been waiting for a little over two weeks to talk to my wifes brother.

I'd built up the courage to talk to him once before, but as it hsd turned out, he had just arrived in Maui for a 2week vacation.

I had several questions to ask him and disclose my secret for advice.

For reference; my brother-in-law used to do drag shows up until a few years ago (not sure on all the reasons). Anyways...

Him and his husband got back a few days ago from their vacation and so i politely waited, letting them settle back into things. (Impatiently waited to be honest)

I sent him a text checking to see if he had a moment to talk and that i needed to ask him a few things.

A couple hours later and he called.

Admittedly it took me a good 15min or so to get to the point of my call. My nerves were a wreck. I had no reason to worry about what he would think. I knew he would be accepting, supportive, and keep it a secret. Still, i had to battle down the swelling panic to tell him.

Dropped it like a piano out of a ten story building. Completely took him by suprise. All i got was an "oh?" Followed by several seconds of silence, then finally, "okay, what do you need to know?"

We talked for an hour or so back and forth, he gave me some pointers for practicing my make up that i need to try, as well as how to take care of wigs.

It was a very pleasant conversation.

He thought that i didnt approve of his drag when i stayed with them for a year while i worked away from home (got laid off and found a quick replacement working in the city, he was the first to offer me a room to stay in while i was out there.)

I explained to him that i didnt find it weird or revolting and told him that i was absolutely fascinated by it, but was way to insecure about expressing an interest in it. Told him i would have loved to have been dressed up and go to a drag show with him. Cleared up a major misunderstanding he had, which just greatly improved my relationship with my brother-in-law.

After that the conversation really picked up traction and covrred a lot of topics.

Ending with him asking if I'd like any of his wardrobe. He said he has no intention of doing drag anymore.

So next time we head out he said we could go through the wardrobe and find stuff that i liked or whatever fitted. Should be an absolute blast.

We are going out wednesday for a couple days, staying with another family member though. Might get a chance to go over there for a bit though.

My trust/support circle is up 1 more, 3 total now. Feel just a bit better about it, slightly less insecure, and a touch freer.

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(@fred96393)
Honorable Member     Burien, Washington, United States of America
Joined: 4 years ago

What a nice story - glad it worked out so well for you! You go, girl! 😃😄

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(@stephanier)
Noble Member     Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Joined: 5 years ago

Well done Kyra! You did so well!
Love and hugs, Stephanie 💖

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(@regine)
Noble Member     Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada
Joined: 4 years ago

Thats awesome, Kyra, so glad it went so well for you.
Each time we bring another into the fold, it is such a huge step, for us.' hope it wont be too long before you get to visit
Hugs, Regi👸💖

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Nice post! Congratulations. I'd love to see that wardrobe..........

Connie

xxx

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(@Anonymous)
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Very happy for you, Kyra! Give your brother-in-law a big 💋 for all of us. 😁 JK. (or not) 😘

Much love,
Raquel

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(@wanderer)
Noble Member     Stoney Creek , Ontario, Canada
Joined: 4 years ago

What a wonderful story Kyra!  Thank you for sharing that and putting a smile on my face!  Now I'm curious as to what you may grab from his wardrobe!!

Congratulations on your success - and courage - girl!! 🙂

Stevie

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(@liara)
Noble Member     Texas, United States of America
Joined: 3 years ago

Good for you Kyra.

Hugs, Liara

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Congratulations Kyra, first I would like to congratulate you on your courage, these things are frightening and such a worry. Secondly how beautiful that a silent misunderstanding between both of you has now been corrected. Often sadly many close family and friends often remain silent for years over subjects that they cannot address face to face or indeed know how to express themselves over it and air of distance and sometimes coldness exists for years. Good luck and enjoy the trying on session, sounds like it's going to be fun and rewarding.
Lol Amanda xx

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(@kyrakascade)
Estimable Member     Utah, United States of America
Joined: 3 years ago

Its suprising how much one little misunderstanding can change so much between individuals.

After it was cleared up, the entire mood of the conversation changed. Good as new. Slate wiped clean, more or less.

If I hadn't opened up and decided to trust my brother-in-law with my secret, I would have probably never found out about it.

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Kyra sweetie I am really happy for you that it's turned out the way it has. It's really sad when you read that families have remained distanced by often small things either they are too embarrassed to talk about or maybe don't understand fully.
As I have said many times before, what you wear does not reflect what's inside a person, it's how as a human being we behave towards another.
Hopefully, and through sites like this not only will those that crossdress will find the courage to explain, but those that don't understand will have a point of reference to begin to not only understand but accept it with compassion and love us for the person we truly are.
Lol Amanda xx

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Good for you Kyra. I would love to raid a drag queens closet. Makes me wonder why he quit drag and if he really can stay away from it. You made the right choice coming out to him.

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