43 lucky years
Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 8:55 am
Hi girls!
Thank you for all the welcoming words. It’s nice to be among such friendly, supportive people.
My feelings and desires about crossdressing were confused and repressed until I was in my early 20’s. I had made a few fumbling attempts, but being clueless about women’s clothing, sizing, fit, etc. – and without anyone to help me – my attempts were futile.
Then I met the woman to whom I’ve been married for the past 43 years. It was the luckiest thing that ever happened to me. The basis of our relationship from the beginning was total honesty and acceptance. I was very open about my crossdressing desires, and my wife has been more than accepting; she’s enthusiastic and helpful, and my crossdressing has been fully integrated into our life – it’s just one of the fun things we do together.
Like many of you, my crossdressing life has gone through many stages. At first it was purely a sexual turn-on and I tended to favor the trashiest, most blatantly sexy looks. But over the years, and through several wardrobe “purges,” I discovered the styles that most truly reflected my inner feminine feelings. While there is still a sexual element to being dressed (who wouldn’t feel sexy wearing beautiful clothes and sensuous fabrics?) the feeling I get now from crossdressing is one of total comfort and relaxation, knowing that I’m being true to my inner self.
Only my wife and few close female friends know about my crossdressing. Our daughter knows and fully approves, but I’ve never crossdressed in front of her. I’ve been out “en femme” a couple of times, but for various reasons – my age, physical disability and a total lack of “passability” – I dress only at home now. I must admit to a twinge of jealousy when I see how beautiful you girls look, and when I read about your shopping trips to the mall. But just as in love, the most important thing about crossdressing is not outward appearance but innermost feelings.
Being semi-retired now and working at home, I’m freer than ever before to indulge my secret passion and more content than I’ve ever been. I count my blessings every day. All of this is no accomplishment of mine – I was simply lucky enough to have met the right woman. The real heroines are all of you girls who have the courage and honesty to be true to yourselves without the help and encouragement that I had. For every one of you, I bet there are twenty men (maybe more) who, deep down, would like to crossdress but lack your courage and honesty.
Thanks for listening.
XOXOX
Dinah
Thank you for all the welcoming words. It’s nice to be among such friendly, supportive people.
My feelings and desires about crossdressing were confused and repressed until I was in my early 20’s. I had made a few fumbling attempts, but being clueless about women’s clothing, sizing, fit, etc. – and without anyone to help me – my attempts were futile.
Then I met the woman to whom I’ve been married for the past 43 years. It was the luckiest thing that ever happened to me. The basis of our relationship from the beginning was total honesty and acceptance. I was very open about my crossdressing desires, and my wife has been more than accepting; she’s enthusiastic and helpful, and my crossdressing has been fully integrated into our life – it’s just one of the fun things we do together.
Like many of you, my crossdressing life has gone through many stages. At first it was purely a sexual turn-on and I tended to favor the trashiest, most blatantly sexy looks. But over the years, and through several wardrobe “purges,” I discovered the styles that most truly reflected my inner feminine feelings. While there is still a sexual element to being dressed (who wouldn’t feel sexy wearing beautiful clothes and sensuous fabrics?) the feeling I get now from crossdressing is one of total comfort and relaxation, knowing that I’m being true to my inner self.
Only my wife and few close female friends know about my crossdressing. Our daughter knows and fully approves, but I’ve never crossdressed in front of her. I’ve been out “en femme” a couple of times, but for various reasons – my age, physical disability and a total lack of “passability” – I dress only at home now. I must admit to a twinge of jealousy when I see how beautiful you girls look, and when I read about your shopping trips to the mall. But just as in love, the most important thing about crossdressing is not outward appearance but innermost feelings.
Being semi-retired now and working at home, I’m freer than ever before to indulge my secret passion and more content than I’ve ever been. I count my blessings every day. All of this is no accomplishment of mine – I was simply lucky enough to have met the right woman. The real heroines are all of you girls who have the courage and honesty to be true to yourselves without the help and encouragement that I had. For every one of you, I bet there are twenty men (maybe more) who, deep down, would like to crossdress but lack your courage and honesty.
Thanks for listening.
XOXOX
Dinah