SISSY FOR MY WIFE: (Crossdressing, Feminization, First Time)

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While I am significantly Native North American via Northern Mexico, I refuse to own that name because I was not raised within an indigenous tribal community where Two-Spirit is an accepted identity; it’s not mine to claim. I have friends who watch golf for God’s sake and I would rather go to work than sit in front of a television while some man smacks a little white ball around.

Those qualities in others for which we either feel attraction or aversion are neither good nor bad, they just are. Myself included sometimes, but luckily I’m married to someone who is always asking if I’m okay and making sure I know I can tell him what’s on my mind. Much of what one likely saw of me was a mask that did create depression and a certain obsessiveness within me.All of it was complicated by the fact that we both grew up in very conservative and religious homes and I was even a minister for a while. Rudd addresses many of the questions frequently asked by spouses, families, and friends of cross

When I was younger, I was pretty convinced that I would never find someone to be with, because I thought I was hideous and broken. She has always dressed cute and given how much I love girl clothes it was easy to fall in love with her style, among her other attributes. Of course, I am generalizing here but we do tend to be very loyal, kind, gentle, considerate and caring and although perhaps not necessarily announced upfront, you probably saw certain ‘feminine’ qualities that drew you to your husband in the first place.I often say, don’t live for the oddball wanker out there who is just nasty and hateful to his core regardless. A huge part of their partner’s life has been kept secret from them for years, and it forces you to re-evaluate everything. I told her I really loved her and crossdressing was just something I did for excitement and I was not gay. It’s likely he has been keeping this inside for decades and now that he has told someone it’s like the dam has burst. He really pays attention, and has learned what looks good on his body, what makeup works for him, etc.

He keeps spending our money on clothes and is CONSTANTLY talking about crossdressing and when we have sex he’s the one that wears lingerie and I HATE it. You also both need a clear understanding of what is and is not acceptable to both of you to sustain a marriage and what constitutes a deal breaker. Just as there are women who are into the idea of androgynous men or men with feminine inclinations, there are women who aren’t, it is what it is. It’s irritating whenever you have someone in your life that talks and talks and talks about the same thing ALL THE TIME, no matter if it’s about a podcast, work gossip, politics, or lingerie. Please understand that I want to be as gentle as I can with these responses, especially with this one.Hi my husband started a couple of months ago with panties, then nighties, then lingerie and now he’s been looking at skirts etc. He has an impressive t-shirt collection, and unlike my panty failure, I totally rock at picking out awesome t-shirts for my hubbin. It’s hard to give general advice, especially to people I don’t know and whose relationships I know nothing about. It might be a disappointment and he may be pissy about it, but people need to be on same page when it comes to the big and important things, including intimacy. You may feel conflicted between knowing he can’t stop being who he is and not liking this side of him at the same time.