I guess for me, it was not really about 'cross' dressing but about 'sexy' dressing. That is, I first thought about wearing supposedly female only clothing because it is generally much more sexy and interesting than supposedly male only clothing. Why can't I have lacy underwear, stockings, suspenders, a dress that reveals my shoulders and back, six inch heels with sparkles, etc. just because I can grow a beard?

I decided to publish this letter from my crossdressing customer as it has been exactly a year since I received it and I have not heard back from him despite multiple attempts. I hope he is well. Molly, thank you.

Life is a very short journey and men who don't wish to follow the social script, suffer more than anyone.  Women are free to wear what they want but did have to fight to get that freedom. Now pants, jeans, shorts and suits are considered open to all. Men still have the conservative social limits placed on us. - A marvelous must read for all.

This is the story of a beautiful woman and her self-discovery. The story about confusion, misunderstanding, enlightenment and marriage struggles. I am sending her strength to follow her natural need to be true self and I cheer for her success in transitioning to be fully the woman she is meant to be.

This is my crossdressing story from start to present day. It may be similar to yours, it may be completely different, but it’s mine and I hope that it in someway helps other people open up about things. For me it all started when I was an early teenager, I would say around 13 years old.

One man's love for feminine lingerie - "The feeling of the fabrics and lace in my hand and later around other parts of my body filled me with a wild energy that I craved more and more every-time I experienced it."

I just recently this year came out to all my friends and family that I'm bisexual and a crossdresser. I've hid this since I was in school, coming out to everyone was a truly great feeling, like a weight off of my shoulders. I can actually be myself now.