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(@lucinda)
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My mother wanted a girl when I was born. My mom put tights on me on for a family picture day. From then on, I knew that I was supposed to be a girl. I started out dressing in my grandmother's dress. All dressed up made me feel human.

My desire to crossdress went away for several years and then I got married. My wife didn't know that I dressed while she was at work. I would slip into something more comfortable: nylons, dress, bra, I even tried on some makeup. I felt happy and more right than ever before.  It happened, and my wife found out, though the only thing she said was to stop wearing her dresses. I'm guessing that she didn't know what to say or talk about. 

I began to buy my own female attire and now I have more than she does. I've bought dresses from stores, makeup, and even perfume, and I'm not afraid of what people will think.  I love dressing up and looking feminine more and more. When no children are home, I dress from head to toe. My wife would tell me that it's ok to do what I like to do; that's my cue to dress up.

The only thing I can't do is sit in same room with wife and talk as two women would. She has seen me getting dressed, putting on makeup, perfume, and nylons all the while talking to me, but then she leaves the room. She doesn't ask if I need help with makeup or with styling my wig.  I learned on my own how to apply makeup. It was a normal feeling for me to get dressed up and apply my makeup, style my wig, and look feminine.

Getting dressed up makes me feel good and happy about myself.  I had my niece dress me up one year for Halloween; she enjoyed it, and so did I. Being able to look and pass as a female was so exciting.  As for my niece, I believe she knows that I'm a crossdresser. My daughter has seen a picture of me dressed that I'd forgotten to put away and showed it to her mother, so I think she knows. My daughter told her mom that it's his body and he can do what he likes to do with it. 

Now, I only dress when no other adult child is home. I dress when I can. I under-dress in winter time and I feel good. I wish society would be more open with crossdressers; its 2019 and there are groups out there. Women can dress in men's clothing and wear no makeup, so why can't men dress like woman and wear makeup?  For me, dressing is showing the true part of me that wants to come out.  For now, I guess I'll do what I can do, even if it means staying in the closet.

 

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(@trixietkw)
Active Member     United States of America, Texas, Dallas
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Not sure who this reply is to ... just wanted to acknowledge the underlying theme. At some point in dressing i become a woman like bread and wine into the body and blood. No less miraculous 👩‍🎤

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(@lucinda)
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Eminent Member     United States of America, New York, niagara falls
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great saying. i became a x dresser years ago and did not know i had a feminine side with me. its like bread and butter. never turned back either. happy being what i am

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(@april-king)
Trusted Member     United States of America, Washington, Camano Island
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Staying in the closet is OK hon. Just come out if and when you are ready. We're here for you.

Hugs,
April

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Eminent Member     United States of America, New York, niagara falls
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thank you for the comment, i do come out of the closet some times but only in the house never out doors, maybe on Halloween i do. wife lets me dress up when our last child is at work and i dress up for the hours he is at work. wife knows of course, but will not let me site in same room as her and talk like 2 woman. maybe in time she will open up more and be more supportive.. but being here on TGH i am out of the closet. and have friends to chat with for support

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(@jackjohnny)
New Member     South Africa, Western Cape, Edgemead
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Thank you for sharing your experiences. For me it started with pantihose under my pants. The first time outside last week, I was so nervous but so turned on. Did anyone feel the same.

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(@lucinda)
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i know where you are coming from. i was nervous at first but then when i am wearing nylons, panties, bra, blouse and skirt with my male cloths over them no one can see that now, but maybe my wife can for she knows and can tell, but for others i don't think they can tell or care for its dark out in a way where they can;t see. i try not to hug when i am wearing female cloths under my male cloths. right know i am wearing a black skirt, panties, black nylons, bra and color full blouse under my male cloths and was in living room with wife. nothing was said but what would i except her to say, she knows i dress up. for going out doors ah not yet. maybe for Halloween i will again. feeling dressed up in female cloths is just clothing to me, who said dresses, skirts, nylons bras, are for woman. then why do woman wear manly pants and shirt??? the Scottish wear kilts { skirts to me but to be correct its called kilts.

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Active Member     United Kingdom, County Antrim, Belfast
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Hiya Lucinda,

And LoL 🙂

I was born in Scotland, now living in Northern Ireland, and culture wise very akin to the Scots.
Even as a bloke, one NEVER calls a Kilt a skirt, unless it is a teenage schoolgirl uniform.

Old Joke in the accent --- "Anyoon dat says I wear a Skirt, wyl soon find oot why its Kilt ( play on the accent and wordplay as to Killed. accents do NOT work well in the written word, but think "Trainspotting" book & movie 😉 ).

Not I adovocate violence in any way at all.

Also in many other cultures men wear saris, etc., so not just the Celts in the Northern part of the UK that wear attire that resembles female clothing as normal.
Totally love the Scottish BallGown / Formal wear for females though.
Sod the men in Skirts, I wanna wear one of them outfits in my time 🙂 .

I totally agree with you that we should be able to wear what we want, when we want, in whoever's company we want, but Modern Western Society still has a long way to go, to total acceptance, but slowly we are getting there.

I said Modern Western Society, as in the past, men ( mainly the Nobility / Gentry ) could wear powdered wigs, pale white powder on their faces, sometimes with shaped figures e.g. hearts / stars "beauty spots", heeled shoes, even corsets, and be accepted by one & all.

I am glad that your wife accepts Lucinda to a certain degree, and allows her to express herself within limits, however she fell in love with a Man, a man who shared a bed, was Father to her children, etc..

She may feel protective to her kids as any Mother would, be it Human or Animal Nature, think of any creature in Nature, and the Female protects the offspring, while the Male is out hunting / killing to provide for the tribe.

I myself, in my mid-50's find that the younger generation are more accepting than their parents were in the past, and if your daughter knows, and not really said anything, maybe a family meal, where you do your own "Intervention" as it were.

Tell the kids, as adults they should undertand that just as you were hiding this from them, it is part of YOU, if your wife knows & accepts Lucinda to a point, maybe they will as well.

I know ones that told their family / friends and biggest problem was what to call you ( Do they still call you Dad / Pop ? , New Mum / Mom ? , Lucinda ? , etc.. ) ????.

I actually think it is easier with grown-up children to "come-out" to them, as younger ones might be more confused about 2 Mums or why Dad is away, but Auntie Lucinda is staying here, until he gets back.

As for female attire under your male clothing, HONESTLY !!!!!! who doesn't do that ?????

I work in several fields - acting, building, cleaning, hospitality and depending on the Actual Gig, and what it involves, I could be totally Drab ( building), Part Drab ( for the rest ) as undies, tights / pantyhose under the work uniform, even female stretch jeans at times rather than male jeans, if allowed to wear jeans.
For acting, always Drab for the Costume Fitting, but when on set, often wear 2-4 pairs of tights under the costume, and NOT ashamed that other guys see me wearing them.

I am a vet of GoT, filmed in Northern Ireland during our Winters, often night shoots, so it was justified.

I Came Out ( both as Gerri & Bi ) last year, to all & sundry, and mostly Postive Responses, a few "Middle-Of-The-Road" ----- Whatevers !!!!!!, and a small number saying ,"I like you as a dude man, , seen yer pics as a woman, might fancy ye, but not as a dude, like we "fought & died" with each other, but undertand the tights now in hindight"

My reply to all is that Gerri was always a part of myself, as I am to her.

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Sorry for taking up so much of your time Lucinda, but your narrative, truly touched my Heart & Soul.

May I wish You ( & Family ) Best Wishes for now & in the future,

Love & Hearts,

Gerri, xxx

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New Member     Australia, Western Australia, Mandurah
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I only go out at night, feel free and strong in g-string, bra and little black dress. The sound of my high heels clip clopping in the night makes me feel something I can’t describe. Would love to go out by day but just can’t yet. I’ve never communicated these things to anyone. Reading all these posts I realise I’m not alone.

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