Do worry about your sons
Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 3:34 am
Hi ya Goddesses of this chaotic world,
My CD and I have 4 sons and not outwardly we have been concerned that 1 would be passed the CD gene.
Well our sons are 12 ,10, 8 and 6 and you guessed 1 is showing early warning signs.However on a previous post I have talked about my 10 year old and the fact that he has Aspergers.
Putting the Aspergers aside he is very in tune with makeup products,silky clothing and maybe 3 times out of 7 days proclaims he feels like he is a girl.As I'm aware of how early crossdressers start crossdressing,I'm open to him and have started to educate the children and him in particularly about the differences society presents itself with,and that it is O.K to be different.
My femme has always avoided the above issues,because though he will be a supportive parent if our 10 year old son does turn out to be a crossdresser,he does'nt want him to ever know the pain,the ridicule or shame that others around him have bestowed on him.
My topic is.If you have sons that do not know about your crossdressing,do you worry for them,are you always looking for signs.?
OR
Have you avoided having children altogether,in the fear that the trait could be passed on..........I guess this is the extreme,however it has been known to happen
Love you all,penni
My CD and I have 4 sons and not outwardly we have been concerned that 1 would be passed the CD gene.
Well our sons are 12 ,10, 8 and 6 and you guessed 1 is showing early warning signs.However on a previous post I have talked about my 10 year old and the fact that he has Aspergers.
Putting the Aspergers aside he is very in tune with makeup products,silky clothing and maybe 3 times out of 7 days proclaims he feels like he is a girl.As I'm aware of how early crossdressers start crossdressing,I'm open to him and have started to educate the children and him in particularly about the differences society presents itself with,and that it is O.K to be different.
My femme has always avoided the above issues,because though he will be a supportive parent if our 10 year old son does turn out to be a crossdresser,he does'nt want him to ever know the pain,the ridicule or shame that others around him have bestowed on him.
My topic is.If you have sons that do not know about your crossdressing,do you worry for them,are you always looking for signs.?
OR
Have you avoided having children altogether,in the fear that the trait could be passed on..........I guess this is the extreme,however it has been known to happen
Love you all,penni