@Davinalegs25 I am not a sissy, or a sub. But i have embraced my bisexuality and lived with those urges, just dressed up a little sexier. I live alone, and Kacey has her own bedroom, drawers, closet for her things. I love to be a man, worked many “male dominated” fields.
@Davinalegs25 For me it started assexual. I have have a fetish for thigh highs/panties/hosiery and high heels etc. As I explored all of this, I realize it does allow my softer side to come out. I have always known i was made different, and loved to shop with my daughters—for them not for me.
@Davinalegs25 When i was married, i would be her “accidentally” large lingerie/panties.It was intentional so I could wear them when she wasnt around. My first pair of heels were from a neighbors garage sale. They were left over, and i offered to take all the extra stuff to the thrift store.
@Davinalegs25 Dressing allows my soft side to be out more. Not sure if that affects my normal day to day. But it does make me more vulnerable and open to being soft.
Most crossdressers are ordinary people with everyday lives, teachers, engineers, parents, NHS workers, Military and more..
It's simply a form of relaxation, creativity, confidence or self-expression.
The more we normalise it, the less there is to misunderstand.
#Crossdressing