I'm CDing... backward?
Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 5:01 pm
Well, I think it's about time I said this to someone, and here at least it seems like I can ramble on and hopefully not confuse too many people. I won't bother with past histories or current specifics or any of that baggage, I guess I'd just like to hear what you have to say.
I know I've been dealing with some sort of transgernderist feelings for a while, and with my head screwed on straight I can honestly say while I'm not 100% comfortable being male, being female wouldn't solve anything. Looking at my feelings objectivly it's pretty obvious that I have a fairly androgeonous self image. I don't have a bloke side and a femme side, I just don't fit into either camp. I like being male a lot of the time, just not 'manly'.
The thing is, after reading posts from people here I seem to be approaching crossdressing in a rather atypical way. I don't have any desire to be pretty or effeminate, and I don't get a kick out of wearing female clothes. It's fun in the right circumstances (of which there have been only two so far), but I know I won't be able to pass for female from the front in any way shape or form, so if I do ever go out dressed again I'm not going to try and pass as long as I look reasonable for a guy in a skirt. Eddie Izzard can do it pretty well, and I think that might be at least mildly achievable for me.
What does drive it however is having padding under a bra. For some reason my head seems stuck on that, and I have seriously been thinking about getting a bra of my own (I wore a freinds' on those few occasions)and some proper forms. I have no wardrobe, and no real desire to create one, but I'm after tits? Actually, thinking about it now it's strange that my sister cottoned onto that when I told her (and greatly cofused her) about my gender identity problems a while back, but it took me longer to see it in this light. Perhaps it's also part of my thing of finding concepts and ideas attractive as opposed to tangable things.
Okay, I'm done. Congratulations to anyone who managed to wade through all that. This is one long ramble. Are there any others here who have the same mindset about crossdressing? If so how has it/is it ending up for you? Did it escalate or peeter out and under what circumstances do you actually go out properly dressed up? I'm just curious, and would like some information on what might be in store for me, being the planner that I am. I'd like to know what to prepare people for, if I ever actually need to and if I ever do bite the bullet.
I know I've been dealing with some sort of transgernderist feelings for a while, and with my head screwed on straight I can honestly say while I'm not 100% comfortable being male, being female wouldn't solve anything. Looking at my feelings objectivly it's pretty obvious that I have a fairly androgeonous self image. I don't have a bloke side and a femme side, I just don't fit into either camp. I like being male a lot of the time, just not 'manly'.
The thing is, after reading posts from people here I seem to be approaching crossdressing in a rather atypical way. I don't have any desire to be pretty or effeminate, and I don't get a kick out of wearing female clothes. It's fun in the right circumstances (of which there have been only two so far), but I know I won't be able to pass for female from the front in any way shape or form, so if I do ever go out dressed again I'm not going to try and pass as long as I look reasonable for a guy in a skirt. Eddie Izzard can do it pretty well, and I think that might be at least mildly achievable for me.
What does drive it however is having padding under a bra. For some reason my head seems stuck on that, and I have seriously been thinking about getting a bra of my own (I wore a freinds' on those few occasions)and some proper forms. I have no wardrobe, and no real desire to create one, but I'm after tits? Actually, thinking about it now it's strange that my sister cottoned onto that when I told her (and greatly cofused her) about my gender identity problems a while back, but it took me longer to see it in this light. Perhaps it's also part of my thing of finding concepts and ideas attractive as opposed to tangable things.
Okay, I'm done. Congratulations to anyone who managed to wade through all that. This is one long ramble. Are there any others here who have the same mindset about crossdressing? If so how has it/is it ending up for you? Did it escalate or peeter out and under what circumstances do you actually go out properly dressed up? I'm just curious, and would like some information on what might be in store for me, being the planner that I am. I'd like to know what to prepare people for, if I ever actually need to and if I ever do bite the bullet.