Been away too long

[Nora Smith]

I am 67 and this old man wants to be a mature woman. I started dressing when I was very young, about 7 or 8. There was a beautiful black gown belonging to my Aunt in our attic. I would steal away up there and put it on. I also loved stockings and satin gloves. I always liked girls. I would rather play with them then the rough boys down the street. I was banished when the girls decided that boys had cooties. I dressed into high school but stopped when the girls figured that boys didn’t have cooties. I did a lot of theater when I was in high school and into my late 30s. I had the opportunity to play women several times and it was so exciting. I also did commercials and industrial films, in one of which I had a professional makeup artist make me almost beautiful. I did a lot of work on stage but also enjoyed costume design and makeup. I got married and put all of that behind me. My wife died recently this past June, and I want to pursue  this again. I have quite a few friends on Twitter that are young transwomen and femboys and I am jealous that they are able to live their true lives. If I would have been born in 1995 instead of 1955, and given my parents comparatively enlightened attitudes for that time, I think maybe they would have encouraged me to be a girl. I look forward to this journey. I have a lot of work to do. Love you all!

[J J]

Enjoy the journey, and don’t worry about the destination. You will know when you have arrived, where ever that may be. It sounds like nothing need stop you from your travels, so enjoy and post often, we all like a good travel story.

[Anonymous]

Nora
Welcome to CDH. Sorry for your loss, and physical struggles. Prayers for you on your continued journey
Hugs Ginger

[Lizzie]

Hello Nora
Very interesting story. I love the different paths that lead to CDH. Mostly not that different. Sorry about your wife but I understand the restart. Good luck to you. I’m here if you want a friend or chat
Meeshelle

[Rozalyn Richards]

Hi Nora it’s nice to meet you, thanks for sharing your story with us, I’m a mature crossdresser too I’ve been dressing most of my life since i was about 8 or 9 years old when i tried my older sister’s lingerie on, I’m sorry to hear about your wife my condolences, I’m sorry i can’t meet up with you for a coffee ☕ I’m on the other side of the pond in the UK, I’m sure there are lots of girls near to where you live who will be happy to meet up with you for a coffee and a chat, I’m a bit older than you I’m 69 I’m a fifties child too back then and into the 60’s and 70’s we had to keep it secret, nowadays it’s not such a big thing they are more tolerant these days, I’m still in the closet to my wife and family I’m not sure if i will come out to them X

Hugs Rozalyn X 💋

[Nora Smith]

Thank you Rozalyn. Yes I am sure there are girls in my area. I can’t wait to see Nora as she emerges.

[Anonymous]

Hi Nora.

My condolences concerning your wife. Looks like you’ve began a new exciting chapter of your life and we all wish you the best journey. I hope you will share with us on the forums as we love to read positive experiences and stories.

[Nora Smith]

Thank you Michelle. I can’t wait to see Nora as she transforms.

[Anonymous]

Yes we talked some in the chat room you seem to be a really nice girl. I am glad you joined in and be glad to talk more welcome to the site

[Nora Smith]

You can all watch my progress

 

[Alice Underwire]

Hi Nora,

Welcome to CDH.  My condolences on the loss of your wife.

Alice

 

[Lauren Mugnaia]

Hi Nora, welcome!

We share a lot of similarities when it comes to our stories, including losing our spouses. It’s been 7 years now since she lost her battle with cancer. You can read through my wall and see much of my story. I always knew I was supposed to be a girl, and I’ve now transitioned and live as a women, legally as a female.
If there is any way I can be of help as you embark on your own journey, just let me know!

Hugs,

Ms. Lauren M

[Stephanie Bass]

Hi Nora nice to meet you and so happy you found and joined us girls here so get settled in relax and enjoy yourself here.. As a new sister and family member you are welcomed with open arms into our home as well as yours now also.. So sorry for the loss of your wife but there are so many ladies here to chat with and learn from as the wealth of knowledge here is incredible .. So look around ask many questions of the wonderful ladies here telling there stories about there femme journeys down there path in life.. When you get comfortable with us please join in with a story or two about the life and times of Nora as she travels down her own girly path in life..  Now as for making friends here there are so many ladies from all over the world to build long lasting friendships with and best of all girlfriend we are just a simple click away..  Please do us a small favor and return to your profile page and fill in some more please as this is how we get to know you better thankyou.. So again girlfriend nice to meet you and hope to see you around for a chat sometime..

Stephanie Bass

[Wanda Ovahear]

My deepest sympathies for your wife’s passing, Nora. Losing a beloved life partner so young is so very sad and reminds us to shower the people we love with love while we have them with us.

But you’re here with us now and able to explore your feminine side freely and so have much to which you can look forward.

I’m looking forward to getting to know you better.

Hugs & kisses,

W.

[Stephanie Flowers]

Nora welcome.. I’m so sorry for your loss. Wonderful having you join with us. A place to enjoy cross dressing and learn if there really is more to this. Share experiences and always discovering more from others. Our ladies here are fabulous in helping out, from advice to tips on improving ones self to the emotional feelings we are experiencing .Make friendships and feel free to contact us if there’s anything that you may need. Happy to meet you and enjoy being part of a community that cares.

Stephanie 🌹

 

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