My love of things happened when I started my transition at 18 years old.First was shoes and mom noticed it,knew I was saving money from my paychecks to buy things.Would go out with a couple of my friends going shopping and she would see me with 2 to 3 pairs I brought home which I bought.It was also skirts and dresses as well.Did have issues with a few I bought which I kept.Mom was proud of me saving the money knowing I was needing a new wardrobe during my transition.Later down the road in my transition,mom did help out buying some of my clothes and shoes although I didn't ask her to do this.It showed her support seeing her son becoming a much happier beautiful woman.It was also handbags too,loved them.To this day,I love shoes,skirts and dresses including handbags.Couldn't show it around my ex husband,he complained about it asking if I had enough shoes,skirts and dresses,handbags a lot.Told him this makes me happy and don't complain about it anymore.This made him shut right up.
Cassie, that is wonderful. I remember after I told my mother 3+ years ago, and after she saw me dressed; whenever I would come by, she would tell me, 'this doesn't fit me anymore. you should try it on'..... That was certainly a good feeling. Hugs, Michelle
Mom taught me well about money,learn to save it and don't waste it.I saved up to $400.00 to $500.00 at one time.Plus sold my male wardrobe which went to buying my new female wardrobe too.
Hear nice to hear you have a excellent relationship with you Mom .
It's always a good feeling when my mom buys me clothing . When I first started my journey for Birthdays and Christmas I would get either new clothing or nice bright shiny things , sometimes both . Warms my heart every time .
A girl can never have enough shoe's , skirt's , handbag's , blazer's , blouse's , dresses , scraf's ,
Terri-Alexis
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Good thing is my current boyfriend whom I started dating is very cool about it.He knows to keep his mouth shut about it
