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CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Fri Aug 15, 2008 8:37 am

Halloween is always is a special time of the for us girls. I can still remember seeing my friend Kurt/ Kathy dressed, we were both 11, as Dorothy Gale for Halloween. He looked really cute in a dress and didn't care what the other guys thought of him. The girls made such a fuss over "her". Kathy gave me the courage to out dressed as a girl the next year.

Gwen · Post by **Gwen** » Mon Dec 29, 2008 2:26 pm

That happened to me too at the age of 14, although it wasn't the event that hooked me on femme ideas. It was a good friend and his Mom helped him dress up pretty nicely. When I first saw him I was in love. It was cruel in a way to find out who it really was.

CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Thu Jan 01, 2009 10:19 am

Gwen

Young boys in skirts are so cute. really don't why i became so interested
in feminine clothing and makeup, it just happened.

BrendaAnn · Post by **BrendaAnn** » Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:45 am

I looked forward to Halloween, and I think my mom did too. Her sister and she would exchange clothes for my cousin Mary and I. Mary would get my jeans, baseball glove,hat ect, and I got to wear one of Mary's pretty dresses, wig, shoes and ect. I wore my own undies though until I managed to "borrow" a pair of Mary's panties off the clothesline. Mom would dress me up, then I'd make a stop in the bathroom to change into my borrowed panties before going out.

Diannna · Post by **Diannna** » Sat Jan 17, 2009 2:54 pm

I always looked forward to Halloween. Mentally I always wanted to dress up as a girl or at least wanted mom to want to dress me up. One year my aunt wanted to dress me up and I told her no! I guess it was some sort of guilt thing in me. I was raised Catholic, so I suppose that didn't help much in that respect either. It wasn't till my later years ( 30ish ) that I finally got the chance with my girlfriend. We went to a holloween party. She made me up pretty convincing. At that time I never enjoyed my self more. I didn't want it to end. I slept all dressed up and as the day wore on, reality slowly took over.

CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Sat Jan 31, 2009 5:53 am

Getting dolled up for Halloween was always very exciting for me and Mom enjoyed it too. She always picked out cute costumes for me- Raggey Ann, Alice in Wonderland, and even was a Geisha girl one Halloween.

Kyra · Post by **Kyra** » Sun Feb 01, 2009 2:29 pm

Hi Cherrylynn,
You know, unofficially, they call Halloween the "Crossdresser's Holiday". Being as I am, it's kinda weird that I never dressed en femme for Halloween. I dunno why, maybe I was afraid I'd out myself. Of course, I could have always toned it down to "guy in a dress". I just never had the opportunity.

Do you still go out on Halloween dressed?

Hugs,
Kyra

CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Tue Feb 10, 2009 5:37 am

Hi Kyra

I did stop wearing dresses for awhile but never got rid of my femmy feelings. In act My femmy side remanied as strong as ever, I guess its not good to deny who you really are.

Right now Halloween, most wonderful time of the year for us girls, is the only time that I go out en Femme. This past Halloween a female co-worker invited to her party- she even picked out my costume and did my makeup for me- I was a Serving Wench . LOVED IT.

I am very a closet girl, put on feminine clothing and makeup when I come home from work, great way for this sissy to relax and I love checking out the Tg chat rooms. Right now I am looking for the friendship and spupport of other Gurls.

Hugs, Cherry

Angela · Post by **Angela** » Thu Feb 12, 2009 1:59 am

I wore dresses and panties as often as I could when I was a child and my Mother and sisters really used to go over the top at Halloween. I was always a mass of petticoats and friills. Other boys were pirates and spacemen, I was always a girl and I absolutely loved it!

CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Sat Feb 14, 2009 5:51 am

Being a girl for Halloween was always such fun for this sissy. Mom always picked out such cute outfits for me, even at the age of 12 I was so very girly.

Ann Stef · Post by **Ann Stef** » Thu Feb 26, 2009 7:53 pm

Halloween is a good time to express your true feelings on dressing up. I too, enjoyed going to a halloween party dressed as a med-evil lady, long gown and all.