cross dress

Originally Posted by valentinetabitha

Despite that, it still feels absolutely amazing and freeing. On days when I'm in a feminine mindset, it is amplified 1000 times over when I slip on a bra or panties. It is very hard to describe other than it just feels right.

Yeah, it can be wonderful, especially if you're in a sexy mood already. If you're expecting to look anything like a GG the first time you try it though, you might be disappointed, as looking even halfway convincing is hard work.

[valentinetabitha]

Originally Posted by Natalie_J

If you're expecting to look anything like a GG the first time you try it though, you might be disappointed, as looking even halfway convincing is hard work.

And that's exactly why I haven't gone that far. Without the time, or the knowledge and help, it is way too hard for me to make that jump. Plus, it is much easier to borrow clothes than it is makeup! That stuff eventually gets noticed.

Originally Posted by valentinetabitha

And that's exactly why I haven't gone that far. Without the time, or the knowledge and help, it is way too hard for me to make that jump. Plus, it is much easier to borrow clothes than it is makeup! That stuff eventually gets noticed.

The worst thing for me is removing body hair. I haven't got that much of it luckily, but I don't feel at all girly unless I remove as much as I can - and then I get paranoid that somebody will notice. Not to mention the hassle of shaving or using hair removal cream. It isn't an issue really if you're single but if you're with somebody it can become a problem.

[youlikeit]

I am a CD/TV and I love it. I remember there was a time before I started dressing when I considered myself to be a str8 guy. Then I started CDing and have been in love with it ever since. I had my first experience with a man while I was dressed in a sexy little outfit and I loved that too. After 10 years of CDing, I find it very hard to be turned on at all by women. I am stricktly a bottom girl for men now and I love that too. I still love women though, its just that now, I want to be like them and not with them.

[RazorGV]

I cross dress and i like it, it turns me 100% on and i like to see myself like a real shemale. All of you try it its really fun...

[Tranny Sore-Ass Rex]

Put on a pair of silky panties and tell me you're not in heaven! Once you've gotten past the utter euphoria, clean up the mess then put on another pair of panties and continue from there! I never fully CD but I do enjoy wearing women's underwear. In fact I'm sporting wood just thinking about sliding into a pair of satin thong panties. Time for me to slip into something a little more comfortable.

[kateytg]

Crossdressing is how I realized I was a transgendered person, it's honestly an illuminating experience, everyone should try it at least once. I started at a young age though, so I dunno if that has anything to do with it.

[valentinetabitha]

Originally Posted by Natalie_J

The worst thing for me is removing body hair. I haven't got that much of it luckily, but I don't feel at all girly unless I remove as much as I can - and then I get paranoid that somebody will notice. Not to mention the hassle of shaving or using hair removal cream. It isn't an issue really if you're single but if you're with somebody it can become a problem.

I'm fortunate enough that my wife wants me to remove as much hair as possible, but it is such a pain in the ass that I rarely do it. If only there was a convenient or at least easy way to remove a lot of hair for an extended period of time.

Nair is all well and good, but I'm not letting that stuff anywhere near my ass.

[Kakariko]

Originally Posted by Natalie_J

The worst thing for me is removing body hair. I haven't got that much of it luckily, but I don't feel at all girly unless I remove as much as I can - and then I get paranoid that somebody will notice. Not to mention the hassle of shaving or using hair removal cream. It isn't an issue really if you're single but if you're with somebody it can become a problem.

Haven't really tried crossdressing yet (though I would love to sometime), but this is also an issue for me. I'm not a fan of body hair, yet I don't want other people to notice when I get rid of it. I don't mind my girlfriend noticing, I'm very open with her, but when others notice, it can be very awkward. I shaved the top half of my legs and trimmed the bottom half a few days ago, though now I have to be careful when wondering around in shorts/underwear.

And though I haven't ventured into full crossdressing yet, I'm wearing a g-string right now

[valentinetabitha]

Originally Posted by Kakariko

Haven't really tried crossdressing yet (though I would love to sometime), but this is also an issue for me. I'm not a fan of body hair, yet I don't want other people to notice when I get rid of it. I don't mind my girlfriend noticing, I'm very open with her, but when others notice, it can be very awkward. I shaved the top half of my legs and trimmed the bottom half a few days ago, though now I have to be careful when wondering around in shorts/underwear.

And though I haven't ventured into full crossdressing yet, I'm wearing a g-string right now

If your girlfriend is cool with you getting rid of body hair, and you don't want it, embrace that! If you hate having excess body hair, who cares what other people think. I'd get rid of every hair on my body from the neck down on regular basis if it wasn't for the hassle (and I'm lazy).

Originally Posted by valentinetabitha

If your girlfriend is cool with you getting rid of body hair, and you don't want it, embrace that! If you hate having excess body hair, who cares what other people think. I'd get rid of every hair on my body from the neck down on regular basis if it wasn't for the hassle (and I'm lazy).

It is just paranoia really, I don't think anybody really notices or even cares. As for methods of removing it, waxing looks painful, shaving can be too time-consuming (not to mention the problems of getting into awkward positions while doing it and cutting lumps out of your legs) and, although I prefer hair removal cream, the smell of it is something else!

[valentinetabitha]

Originally Posted by Natalie_J

It is just paranoia really, I don't think anybody really notices or even cares. As for methods of removing it, waxing looks painful, shaving can be too time-consuming (not to mention the problems of getting into awkward positions while doing it and cutting lumps out of your legs) and, although I prefer hair removal cream, the smell of it is something else!

The newest Nair isn't too bad, but I'm not sure if that's available in the UK. My only problem with it is that I have to nearly the entire tube at once.

[justin84]

Originally Posted by Natalie_J

The worst thing for me is removing body hair. I haven't got that much of it luckily, but I don't feel at all girly unless I remove as much as I can - and then I get paranoid that somebody will notice. Not to mention the hassle of shaving or using hair removal cream. It isn't an issue really if you're single but if you're with somebody it can become a problem.

i can definitly relate to that, when your single you can really explore yourself more but with a mrs in tow its covert ops all the way