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skirt123 wrote:i love these new clthes. i went out and bought my own womens clothes and makeup. when i was buying them i got a lot of weid looks from other customers. but i won't let it bother me. i boght a few shirts, <A HREF='http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/catalog/default.php/cPath/23_52' target='_blank'>fishnets</A>, <A HREF='http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/catalog/' target='_blank'>panties</A>, a skirt, and 2 dresses.but i still only wear them in the house when no one is home. should i go out in public? my family trys to tell me go for it. but i don't know what to do.
dresser wrote:my mother wants me to get a sex change. what should i do?
skirt123 wrote:i love these new clthes. i went out and bought my own womens clothes and makeup. when i was buying them i got a lot of weid looks from other customers. but i won't let it bother me. i boght a few shirts, <A HREF='http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/catalog/default.php/cPath/23_52' target='_blank'>fishnets</A>, <A HREF='http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/catalog/' target='_blank'>panties</A>, a skirt, and 2 dresses.but i still only wear them in the house when no one is home. should i go out in public? my family trys to tell me go for it. but i don't know what to do.
Gman dresses wrote:When I was 10 and my best friend who lived across the street, were dressed up for Halloween as girls by our Mom. I was dressed in a girl's taffeta party dress, petticoat, makeup, wig, the works. I was really nervous to walk outside, but after we started going from house to house and everyone thinking we were so cute, I started to have fun -- swishing the skirt back and forth, loving the way it felt on my legs, etc. Long story short: After that night I use to sneak wearing that dress and petticoat when no one was home, and it continued through high school wearing my Mom's dresses when I was alone. Not going to predict it will happen to your son, but 40 years later I have a closet full of dresses and petticoats, but have also been married 3 times, with the latest wife of 18 years tolerating my weekly dressing up. I still remember that first time dressing up, and I continue to this day, but it can provide a life-long challenge for anyone to maintain the secret of dressing up because society is very judgmental.
The Colonel wrote:...................
All the more proof that boys should not be dressed as girls.![]()
What a fool your mother was.
KiltyCol wrote:The Colonel wrote:...................
All the more proof that boys should not be dressed as girls.![]()
What a fool your mother was.
Why is it OK for girls to dress as boys, then?
Scott L. Martinez wrote:I think this thread is very weird.
Who in their right mind encourages a boy to wear girls clothes?
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