Reply To: Dealing with crossdressers referred to me

[J J]

We all learn and grow (hopefully). There is no point on dwelling in the past other then to learn from it. As we learn to deal with these issues in ourselves and in others it is important that we pass that knowledge and tolerance on to others. We don’t need to be open about what for many of us is a very private matter, but we can show empathy and support for those who need it. I am, and always have been a big advocate for those not “normal”, being a bit different from “normal” myself. I don’t need to announce my clothing preference to support others who do.