I Remember My First Crossdressing Experience
My first time crossdressing came when I was 13. I lived with my mother and her girl friend. My mothers office was having a halloween party costum ball. I was now to old to go trick or treating so they asked if I wanted to go. My mothers friend came up with the idea of going as a girl. I wasn't crazy about the idea but my mother said no one there knows you. So I said Ok. Now I have should lenght hair that is kept neat. And cheryl has helped me with it and on occasion gave me a girls style for laughs. About a month before the party they had purchased everything for me to wear. About 6 different dress to try, shoes, panty hose, etc. I then tried on a dress but had to take it off because i needed to put a bra and panties on with a slip. I tried on several dresses until they decided on a green paisley print that felt like silk. It had a belt an was just what a 18 yr old girl would wear. No heels but a nice pair of 2 in blk pumps. I said I guess you'll return the other dresses. Cheryl said no, you have to practice being a girl for the party so we'll dress you in these. Everyday when I was home I was dressed up with makeup learning how to be a girl. On weekends I stayed dressed all day and had my hair curled. On the night of the party I was fully dressed and looked like any 18 yr old girl. Hair, makeup. nails, perfume everything to be a girl. On the way to the party my mother said we have one stop to make. We stopped at a beauty saloon where my mother had my ears pierced. They couldn't find clipson earrings for a girl my age. At the party my mother was dressed as a damsil in distress and Cheryl as a roaring 20s girl. I was introduced to all these different women and girls as their daughter. When I asked my mother where were the other boys she told me, theres no men allowed at this party.I never realised to later that everyone there was a lesbian. I was treated as one of the girls. Danced with several younger girls and was even kissed. I came home totally confused and it took along time to figure what happened out. But today I wouldn't change a thing and love the life I have.
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