Crossdressing

We arent accepted in society yet because there arent enough crossdressers that go out in public .The more crossdressers go out and be seen the sooner we will be accepted.

Society views us as freaks, sexual perverts, mental cases, homosexual, and confused about our sexuality. In some cases sadly it is true, but as most of us know, that is not the case.

Only through education will society begin to accept the fact that there are men that enjoy wearing women's clothing on a regular basis. For now society only accepts that women can wear men's things.

Society needs to wake up. In this day and age, there are so many things that still aren't accepted and men wearing women's clothes is still a taboo. If society saw the EP web site and realized how many of us there are out there that love wearing women's clothes, then maybe we will someday be accepted. It is a shame that we must still crossdress in the privacy of our own homes (even though there are some who dare to venture outside) because society remains blind.

I am to afraid to go out. I am afraid of what others will think or what they physically would do to a Cd. I don't think society is ready for accepting a Cd in public.

It's a funny thing, but most guys who are afraid of feminine guys are usually afraid of being sexually approached. It's as if they were afraid of someone treating them the way they treat women. In a lot of cases, that might be justified.
My brother Claudia is a crossdresser, has been ever since he was a kid. He always loved my clothes and I started giving him my hand-me-down dresses with I was 10 and he was 8. Our dress-up parties were so much fun! And our older brothers loved treating him like a girl and being our modeling audience. He's a beautiful person inside and out now and I don't think he owns a single masculine item. If only his feet weren't so big - he loves my boots and he always buys these lovely heels but his feet are HUGE compared to mine!

Society does not have to accept us that's not societies responsibility. It's our responsibility to show them that it is ok to be us and we won't hurt you. We don't have to shove our proclevities down their throat. We need to be private and discreet until the time comes when its viewed as ok. Don't do things that could lead to trouble or injury. I'm willing to wait, can't all of us? Or you take you well being into your own hands which makes no sense.

Dear Barbra, I also love the crossdressing life style and do not want to change. Like you its my way of being comfortable and honest. I am in a relationship with a woman who treats me great and helps me with my lifestyle. I am the submissive in our relationship but wouldn't have it any other way.

I am a heterosexual Black man who enjoy and appreciate the sight of a man who dresses up as a woman. The more well dressed and passable the better. I would not mind having such a friend to get together with for dinner and to watch TV and play cards with. Nothing sexual, just good fun company.