24/7 or occasional dressers?

[Kerri]

Hi

I wear male shreddies under my kilt, someone always lifts it.
I am married for second time, 24 years this month.
Straight up till now, never know what the future could hold.

Dress no more than 1 day per month, always on a Saturday.
Not enough, but all I'm going to get. SO accepts grudgingly....

mustn't grumble, one of my mates was a battered husband, imagine that!

Kerri

[Teilani]

Myself, 27 year old straight crossdresser and single. Not many people know about my dressing. I'm an occassional dresser, To tell the truth I haven't dressed since Halloween 03, but I do get the urge now and then. Usually time prevents me from doing anything besides wearing panties under my jeans. I have a busy work schedule with two jobs. I do like bumming around in my sweats and Hawiian shirts and fuzzy face a lot. I don't like to shave a lot as you can tell.

[S. Lisa Smith]

I'm straight, married 29 years to a wonderful, but not accepting wife. She'd just as soon ignore it . I dress maybe two or three times a month when the weather is cool here and my wife is gone.

[Hayley]

Hi Ladies,

Twice married, twice failed, given up trying. BiCD and proud of it. Don't get to dress as often as I would like. But I do wear panties and shelf bra singlet with my breast forms every morning while I have my first coffee before I get ready for work. Satin chemise nighties at bed time. Am now on 10 weeks holidays so should have plenty of time to fully dress.

Don't get the chance to go to meetings where I can be dressed around other girls anymore

[Carol Ann]

I'm a stright,married,CDer
I dress nearly everyday unless we are going to town, the wife still will not
let me go out during the day dressed. I think she maybe jealous of my beauty Carol Ann

[Lisa]

Hi im Lisa,
Been married 5 years now and never really showed off any of my female traits to my wife. Recently though, I've been playing hooky from work just so I can dress. I wish I could dress more often than I do.......

[Kristen]

Lisa, What a great avatar, is that really you, how cool. Love the cowgirl look, great hair. Hope you don't take to many days off. Wouldn't want to put the cart before the horse.. ....... Merry Christmas.
Kristen

[Nancy]

I am full time CD in my mind but do not present as Nancy 24/7. I have been married over 35 years to a woman that has come a long, long way in her effort to accept my CDing.

I wear panties and pantyhose just about 24/7 and sleep in them along with a long nightgown. Almost all the time when I am home I am wearing women's things and I fully dress several times a month.

Now days with the cold winter weather I also wear a bra or sports bra under my woman's tops and slacks. If just out and about shopping I also wear some mascara and eye brow pencil a little foundation, neutural lipstick and clear nail polish. along with woman's gym shoes. I have let my hair grow long and have pierced ears.

Really it will not take much more and I will be out pretty much as a woman. Just change my coat to a woman's coat carry a purse and wear some jewelry and perfume and I am there!

[Maggie]

Biological male; sexual orientation - hetero; gender identification - MTF transvestite; married for 30+ years; kids are grown and out of the house. Wife knows about my CDing but wants nothing to do with it.

Currently I CD about once a month for TG meetings and occasionally when my wife is out of town. I am able to pass as a woman reasonably well. During the past 2 years I was in two shows in which I played female roles and spent considerable time rehearsing and performing in drag. I hope there will be more opportunities to do so in the future. Otherwise I present as a man and wear various types of men's kilts most of the time.

[Jamie Ann]

     I am heterosexual in terms of actual behavior. In choosing friends and associates, I consider sexual orientation to be a non-factor. I think sexual orientation is a personal matter that is totally unrelated to morality, character, values (in non-sexual respects), or worth as a human being. It obviously would be important in dating, but so would height, weight, eye color, and a thousand other things that might have some idiosyncratic importance to a person. In choosing my associations, deciding whom I respect, and practically all of my day-to-day decisions, I really don’t care if a person is gay, lesbian, straight, or whatever.

     I dress, on the average, about once a week. During the work week, I typically stay in male-mode. On weekends, I typically spend at least a day in female-mode, although there are exceptions. A few times a year, I attend a transgender event such as the En Femme Getaway, where 100 or more people socialize together for several days in female-mode. If someone said I was a MTF transvestite, I would have no problem with that label. I am “out” to a few people, but not to the world in general. Some of my heros are the genetic women who accept us as we are.     

[Rainsong]

I am hetero, been married twice, the first one was a lesson in futility, my ex wife was overly dominant-to the point of abuse. current wife is a gem, accepting, and participates.

I usually wear panties, and of course of shave legs w/ painted toenails. but fully dressed, maybe 2 to 5 times a month. Still trying to build up my wardrobe now that I know my SO is cool with it. She has some great outfits, and she is 6 ft. tall so I can wear most of her dresses and shoes if I wish. but our fashion sense is a little different. I am "out" to very few people, but society sees me as a masculine, highway construction safety foreman type ( I think). As for labels, I have no use for them, all they do is promote bigotry and magnify personal differences. Like I've said before, If I thought there was something wrong with CDing, then I'd start to be concerned; but I don't, so I'm not.

Jamie