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My name is suzie. I’m 20 years old originally from buffalo, ny. Now stationed in San Diego California. I’m a marine mv22 mechanic and have been married for 2 years. My wife is amazing, my best friend, and very supportive. I occasionally wear her clothing or some of my own that I aquired when she is not around. She knows but I know she is a little embarrassed. She’s the only one that knows and it is very difficult to be a marine married male and want to be feminine. I look forward to everyone’s support and even giving some of my own to someone else.
Hi Suzie,
It is nice to know we come from all walks of life. It reassures me each time I realize our professions don’t necessarily dictate our desires. You are still a tough elite marine no matter what you like to wear. clothes don’t make the man only the way you handle your self in life will define you This journey that we are on takes time. But for sure their is nothing wrong with you.
Hugs,
Amanda
Semper Fi Suzie, I’m a recovering Marine, who was in between ’67 and ’71. I did a tour in Vietnam in 1970. I grew up from a young 8 or 9, dressing up in Mom’s silky underthings. I have gone many years down the road. My dear wife died last year, but she knew about my dressing. Other than her, nobody has known about me. Good luck, thank you for wearing the Marine green. Enjoy the feminine side of your life too. Salutes and hugs, Linda
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Hey ❤️
My name is suzie. I’m 20 years old originally from buffalo, ny. Now stationed in San Diego California. I’m a marine mv22 mechanic and have been married for 2 years. My wife is amazing, my best friend, and very supportive. I occasionally wear her clothing or some of my own that I aquired when she is not around. She knows but I know she is a little embarrassed. She’s the only one that knows and it is very difficult to be a marine married male and want to be feminine. I look forward to everyone’s support and even giving some of my own to someone else.
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