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We cannot know what is going through her mind. To me she seems to be very supportive but she seems to be buying things and perhaps has control over you, going blond was not in her control so is that what tipped her?
There is a common thread where partners are okay in some form or another but if a crossdresser moves forward without thinking there can be an adverse reaction. It may not be much to you but to a partner it is biblical.
I hope you can resolve your issue and go back to how it was.
Talk to her, no matter what the outcome is you can't continue to go on waiting to find out what's bothering her.
Lacy
you need to talk to her, ask if it's about going blonde
Your wife says no to going blonde, and you went blonde.
My wife is fully supportive. I spend the majority of my time as Cerys. She has a few rules. No name, no nails, no second ear piercings.... No wigs. I have long hair so not a big issue.
If I ever brush on any of these, she gets very prickly. She has her reasons for these rules, but I'm never clear on why she had them. No wigs, yet I have my hair styled in a female style.... Can't work that out 🙂
The answer is... If your supportive wife has rules STICK TO THEM!!!!! 😉
Cerys
My wife is very supportive, same as yours buying me things, going out and all, but sometimes when she feels that I'm getting to girly she tends to get upset. I have to respect that she married my male side and Emily hasn't been around as long.
You probably looked very good and she was hesitant to say so. She most likely wants to encourage you, but not too far.
My wife is fully accepting and so helpful. Yet if I feel especially nice in an outfit and present it to her for her opinion she always says "That looks pretty". She never says "You look pretty". Once I asked about it and said "The outfit looks pretty or I look pretty?" Her response was "both". But still she never says that I do.
It's probably a defensive thing. She wants to say something nice and encouraging but not say too much for fear things will escalate too far.
Talk to her. Communicate. Be open and honest and ASK her about it. Uncover HER feelings.