Living as a girl
Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 3:48 am
Hi girls,
I have now dressed as a woman 24/7 since August 14, with the exception of going to court. But even after court, I have immediately changed into my femme clothing. So we are coming up on three months now.
I have to tell you, I would have no problem at all throwing away my boy clothes. While I have a good understanding that I am not a girl, it sure feels normal dressing like one. OK, that's a lie, it feels great!!!. I go everywhere, do everything dressed female. I don't wear a wig, or breastforms, or even a bra for that matter.
I mostly wear dresses and skirts, but I do have 5-6 pairs of girls pants I throw into the mix. All the people that I had a personal relationship with, as far as the public, like the people in the bank, or the post office, or the grocery store all treat me the same, with many complimenting me and even encouraging me on having the courage to live a life that makes me happy. Not once have I been admonished.
My kids are very supportive, and all of thier friends know and visit our house as usual. No one really treats me different. There have been no kids who are banned from visiting because of me, and there have been no kids who have shunned my kids because of it.
So after three months of living my life dressed female, I can report that it feels just as good now, as it ever has. I really don't see me ever tiring of this. Not saying that it can't happen, but it is so fullfilling to get to interact with the world, dressed in a way that allows me to feel like me, that I don't see it happening.
I still don't see me ever transitioning for a whole variety of reasons, mostly concerns about the long term effects of taking hormones. This will also most likely prevent me from ever going on hormones also. I have considered testosterone blockers, and I think I may very well pursue this.
Well, I just wanted to let everyone know how it is going, and as far as the crossdressing part of my life, it is going great. I have also met women who have accepted me for who I am. Making me feel very much more encouraged about the possibility of finding Mrs Right.
I do have my ups and downs, but all in all, I have a very positive outlook.
Love always,
Elizabeth
I have now dressed as a woman 24/7 since August 14, with the exception of going to court. But even after court, I have immediately changed into my femme clothing. So we are coming up on three months now.
I have to tell you, I would have no problem at all throwing away my boy clothes. While I have a good understanding that I am not a girl, it sure feels normal dressing like one. OK, that's a lie, it feels great!!!. I go everywhere, do everything dressed female. I don't wear a wig, or breastforms, or even a bra for that matter.
I mostly wear dresses and skirts, but I do have 5-6 pairs of girls pants I throw into the mix. All the people that I had a personal relationship with, as far as the public, like the people in the bank, or the post office, or the grocery store all treat me the same, with many complimenting me and even encouraging me on having the courage to live a life that makes me happy. Not once have I been admonished.
My kids are very supportive, and all of thier friends know and visit our house as usual. No one really treats me different. There have been no kids who are banned from visiting because of me, and there have been no kids who have shunned my kids because of it.
So after three months of living my life dressed female, I can report that it feels just as good now, as it ever has. I really don't see me ever tiring of this. Not saying that it can't happen, but it is so fullfilling to get to interact with the world, dressed in a way that allows me to feel like me, that I don't see it happening.
I still don't see me ever transitioning for a whole variety of reasons, mostly concerns about the long term effects of taking hormones. This will also most likely prevent me from ever going on hormones also. I have considered testosterone blockers, and I think I may very well pursue this.
Well, I just wanted to let everyone know how it is going, and as far as the crossdressing part of my life, it is going great. I have also met women who have accepted me for who I am. Making me feel very much more encouraged about the possibility of finding Mrs Right.
I do have my ups and downs, but all in all, I have a very positive outlook.
Love always,
Elizabeth