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I have a drug problem due to the shame of this side of me. I’m trying to be sober and part of that is accepting this side of myself. I didn’t tell anyone other than a best friend about my secret until this week because I did something stupid just to dress up. I went with another cd to their friends house. As soon as I stepped in I knew they were using. I was immediately uncomfortable cuz I've been sober for months and wanted it to stay that way. His friend was cool, but they invited another person over who treated me very nicely. After he left I was talking to the others, and that's when I realized I was being used by him cuz I was the new pretty girl and he was interested in that. I felt disgusting and hated every choice I made that day. A few days later I just couldn’t get rid of those feelings so I decided to tell my mom everything and I actually felt better after.
Yikes! You should really think about getting yourself to a LGBTQ support group in you area.
I’m looking into it. I’m still trying to get comfortable with being open about this side of myself
Britney, Please read this carefully and as often as you feel you need to: There is NOTHING WRONG with your desire to cross dress or transition if that’s who you are. Don’t let other people’s problems with those issue become your issues. You may want to set an appointment with a therapist to talk through your fears, concerns, as well as your hopes for a happier and healthier future. You’re good enough.
Hugs from a happy cross dresser and fellow sister, Jill
Congratulations on staying sober, it is a real challenge. Do not let your dressing be a source of anxiety, which can lead to a desire or need to use. Just accept that you enjoy dressing and that in and of itself is fine. Having people who support you know about this can also be helpful as this is just who you are. If others can't accept that, it is their problem, not yours. Avoid contact, or at least discuss this with non-supportive people right now as you work through all of this.
As for the guy who hit on you, just accept it as a compliment that you have done a good job with your presentation, and leave it at that. I have been hit on a couple. of times which I turn down any indication as I am happily married, but it is nice to think I am presentable enough to be of interest to others.