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- June 14, 2020 at 8:18 pm #354929
It’s been a little over a year that I told my wife of my crossdressing. At this time she had told me she needed to think about some things and try to understand. During this time I never dressed in front of her but i also did not hide it. She saw remnants of makeup at times and new i had clothes. Unfortunately it was about 2 weeks ago that she finally brought anything up. Just as much my fault as hers for us not sitting down and talking more. We had also been in more of a roommate status for some time before this.
Move forward to yesterday. My first night in my own place by myself in over 24 years (we have a 22 and 18 y.o.). I got an apartment, signed a year lease and we are on separation status. So far everything has been very amicable and we are still talking. I am not sure where this is going to take us, take me. I am still lost of where or how far I may go. Most days I want to take it all the way and wear makeup and jewelery daily. I already underdress and almost always have my nails painted. During the winter I wore A cups to work many times. If anybody noticed they didn’t say anything.
Back to the story. Yesterday was mainly moving all day but as soon as my moving help left I tossed on some yoga pants, forms, bra and a tank top. It was exhilarating knowing that nobody was “going to come home” as I was dressed. I even went and sat out on my balcony which faces the parking lot. I don’t care and I feel if I can start at this new place and people see me right away I’m better off.
Something else has happened since our talk that has awakened me in a way. Prior to it I had told 4 people, since then I have told 3 more with intentions of being open to most if they ask why we separated. This is still new and I love her and miss her, but this might just be what I need to find myself. The kids are grown, she wants to remain friends if that’s the direction our relationship takes and I’m more inclined so far to be open about it. I hope to be back here more often as its been months since I’ve posted and if at all interested I will keep you informed. Thank you for reading as this has been the first time I have had a chance to talk about it. I also decided on a name that fit me better during that time.
With love,
Jackie
- June 15, 2020 at 4:38 am #354981Anonymous
Amazing how things can change in a year. I have been alone for a similar amount of time and am dressed now about 95% of the time at home and don’t think twice about going out on the balcony! When I go out, I am often wearing clothes that could be male or female and often have my nails done.
Enjoy your time alone and thanks for sharing.
- June 15, 2020 at 5:49 am #354992Anonymous
Hi Jackie,
I’m so sorry things have no worked out with your wife. I can only imagine the disruption this has brought to you life. For me, having the acceptance and support of my SO is the difference between happiness and misery. Things may work out yet for you and your wife, don’t throw in the towel just yet.
Bobbi
- June 15, 2020 at 4:46 pm #355219
So happy for you Jackie. It sounds like things are going well for you and your are happy. I hope everything goes well between you and your wife.
Good luck Sandy
- June 17, 2020 at 12:07 am #355646
Hi Jackie,
Sometimes you just gotta take the bad with the good. Sorry things with your wife didn’t work out. I think you are right on all counts about the move. Be open and honest where ever possible and get to know you better. My first marriage lasted 18 years and I had rebounded into a LTR. When that ended and I moved out on my own it was a big adjustment. Never forget we are always here for you.
Hugs
Autumn
- June 17, 2020 at 3:58 am #355673
Hi Jackie Congratulations on having the courage to begin a new life. The life you always wanted and felt was right. What you have done is what so many of us would love to do but will not for so many reasons. Those who truly love you will come around and will have to accept and respect your decision. We are all here to support you and do respect you and your courage to be able to move on to a place where you feel is right. I am truly happy for you.
Luv Stephanie
- June 23, 2020 at 8:01 pm #357583Anonymous
hi jacky, sweetie good luck in your new life, i know this is a big change that will help you to know yourself, lo love yourself and to enjoy you femininity with all freedom, i also know that maybe in the future a great woman is over there waiting for you to share all yourself with her, hugs felicity
- July 5, 2020 at 3:53 pm #361014
Hi Jackie,
Good luck on your journey. Hope as your anniversary draws closer you are enjoying life and continuing progress on your journey.
Alice
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