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I Go Out Crossdressed

I Have A Boyfriend that goest Out Crossdressed

By: pashon8
Written on October 29th, 2012
By: pashon8
Age: 41-45 , Female
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  • Idare

    Thank you for your comments and insight. I have been a CD for over 40 yrs and have come to both accept and enjoy fulfilling my inner need to dress.
    I cannot describe the satisfaction I get when I finally am able to dress (mostly every night). I do like gender-bending when going out.... women's jeans, underwear, panty-hose. bra (with breast forms if the conditions are right) camisole or tank top under my denim shirt etc. .
    I had abdominal surgery last year and now wear an ostomy pouch and found that wearing a high-waisted panty girdle really helps.
    As for your comments about being outside, I can only say this... it is the act of going outside that expands our world beyond our "safe home environment" and cracks open the closet door, ever so slightly.
    I would have a very hard time "passing" as I am 6'-2" and 200 lbs and have a moustache but have been told that I could be made up to be passable if was to shave.
    My wife ( of over 32 yrs ) not only knows but buys me "gifts" and such.
    I have no problem buying clothing, shoes, underwear etc. and quite often will go to stores alone to get these items. If a sales girl asks, I tell her they are for me and that I am one of millions of other guys who like to dress in private (or discreetly).
    Today I bought two pairs of shoes at Pay Less they were obviously for me as they were a size 13 (my wife wears a 10) the girls at the counter were very nice and were joking and carrying on as though this was quite ordinary.
    I watch what women are wearing very intently and do my best to emulate them as this is the look I am ultimately trying to achieve.
    Once again thank you for your insight and perspective ,

    Yvonne.

    Nov 3, 2012
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  • Ajanaeo88

    Not so fun

    Nov 3, 2012
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  • monanow

    I have not been able to share my experiences with an ex -lover. During our affair I discovered he enjoyed wearing my red nighties and I encouraged it. I began leaving them out for him when he came over after work. He was a prison guard and often stressed after work that is until he looked at the garments waiting for him. We began shopping together for his clothing....he was embarrassed, shy and afraid. I was in to this lifestyle for him. So turned on!!! He began sharing other things like his fascination for other men and I encouraged that as well. We enjoyed a rich fulfilling sex life but his overwhelming jealousy tore us apart. I grieved the loss of that relationship.

    Nov 3, 2012
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  • ValerieGal

    Hello,
    I'm new to this and thus haven't read much on this site, but my opinion is that I agree and like everything that you had to say. As I can only speak for myself, when I cross dress I want to fit in, which means dressing age appropriately and acting like a woman in my age group. I also take the time to ensure that details are correct, the jewelry matches, the make up is modest, but effective, and the footwear is for the season and outfit i'm wearing. So with that said, I would also prefer if those who feel the need to show their genitals while poorly dressed would save it for a **** site. For me it takes a lot time and effort to get made up, so i really enjoy seeing a well dressed gurl that put the effort into passing.

    Nov 2, 2012
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  • Guryre

    Wow! your boyfriend/gurl is lucky to have your witness, support, and honesty.

    I agree that crossdressing/transgender community is a continuum, with some who 'act out' in curious, even disturbing ways.

    In my experience, the bonding of the common experience and dangers explains a loyalty that some would consider insane....kind of like putting up with a crazy uncle...but then that is family.

    When I see those who 'act out', I look on with dread *and* compassion, and hope they find peace and contentment before they find a bad end....Then check my hair and make-up and say "there but for the grace of god go I."

    Thanks for your words.

    Nov 1, 2012
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  • curiousebonybutterfly

    You have to be a strong woman to be able to accept your boyfriend that cross dresses. smiles***

    Oct 31, 2012
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  • daniellepantylover69

    Thank you this is a good reminder and good advise. Everyone have fun!!!!!!

    Oct 31, 2012
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  • pashon8

    Thankyou for your replies
    I have been in public in the past with enfemme ladies and found it fun but at the same time could see that they were nervious as you would expect, I think its a very brave thing to do and credit were its due to all that pluck up the courage and do it. i just thought id mention that should you take the plunge then if you look the part then youd be more excepted and enjoy it even more, Some people are strange and react badly to anything or anyone to them that is strange or different, I wear trousers but nothing is said to me, whats the difference? Iam sorry if I used the wrong terminology in my post. I totally beleive you that to go out in public is the last and greatest hurdle and to do ordinary everyday things like any other woman. Take a deep breath, dress appropriate and go do it, Id love to know how you get on.

    Oct 30, 2012
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  • gdmidd

    Thanks for the advice my spouse knows of my fetish for pantyhose but I just don't know how to tell her I want to completely dress up as a female.

    Oct 29, 2012
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  • tghubby

    Good advice. As for why I dress, well I am transgendered and I felt I was a girl and identified with girls since I can ever remember; probably about 4 or 5, though I didn't dress till I was about 6. As for going out, well it is a big world out there and I enjoy doing the same things as other women do.

    Oct 29, 2012
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  • FunnyLookingCorpse

    If you're transgender or identify as more than one gender, then I think going out crossdressed when you are comfortable allows you to be happy because you are being true to yourself and others will feel more understanding of who you are.

    Oct 29, 2012
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  • PHSensei

    I don't have a burning desire to pass or to go out enfemme, but I know many CD's do. I agree that dressing should be about fitting in when trying to go out. But I think that what happens is the opportunities to go out dressed are so few and far in between that the CD goes all out when they do get a chance to go out. That's when the ultra tight mini and high heels come out; even to the grocery store etc.

    Oct 29, 2012
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  • Ellefem

    Wise advice! I don't go out, but frankly getting dressed up makes one want to be seen. Really it's that simple, weird, I know but true.

    Oct 29, 2012
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  • JacquieTG

    I think this thread should be manditory for any males that wish to wear woman's clothing in public. I am not by definition a crossdresser (I consider myself a non-op TG) and have always struggled with my outward appearance. By that I mean I have been told that I look good as a female but actually going out is the real acid test, unfortunately I have yet to muster up the courage. Your advice regarding blending in is most helpful.

    Oct 29, 2012
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