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how did you feel when your husband comes out as a cd?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Never been in that situation but just wanted to say how fantastic it is that you are fully supportive of your husband. 
Good luck and best wishes to you both x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Men in frocks don't work, glad I have a real man couldn't have my man dressing up as a bird"
If you haven't been in the situation mentioned or cannot offer any supportive advice don't comment at all!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Men in frocks don't work, glad I have a real man couldn't have my man dressing up as a birdIf you haven't been in the situation mentioned or cannot offer any supportive advice don't comment at all! "
just coz we don't agree wiv it don't mean we can't have a say
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Men in frocks don't work, glad I have a real man couldn't have my man dressing up as a bird"
Does not make a man any less a man because he chooses to dress as a woman. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I don't care if you agree or disagree with cross dressing, but to say a man who does is not a "real man" is just not true!"
Exactly. Nothing wrong with disagreeing but there's no need to be rude.
I would be very supportive if my bloke was a cd. Fine by me and lots of fun too! |
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By *Ryan-Man
over a year ago
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"I don't care if you agree or disagree with cross dressing, but to say a man who does is not a "real man" is just not true!
Exactly. Nothing wrong with disagreeing but there's no need to be rude.
I would be very supportive if my bloke was a cd. Fine by me and lots of fun too! "
unless he was your toy boy a cd in his 90's would be pretty unusual i guess lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I don't care if you agree or disagree with cross dressing, but to say a man who does is not a "real man" is just not true!
Exactly. Nothing wrong with disagreeing but there's no need to be rude.
I would be very supportive if my bloke was a cd. Fine by me and lots of fun too!
unless he was your toy boy a cd in his 90's would be pretty unusual i guess lol"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Men in frocks don't work, glad I have a real man couldn't have my man dressing up as a bird
My hubby is a 'real man' and he likes to dress up now and then."
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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wishing you both all the best and I am glad your husband has such a lovely supportive wife.
best advice would be... always be honest with each other, if at times it makes you uncomfortable... tell him xx |
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The beaumont society was founded to support family members and friends of transgendered people although they do cater for all across the range, failing that I have been known to have a good ear and happy to help in any way I can, mwah, xxxxxxxxxxxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As long as you love each other, I'd think things should get better from here!
It probably took a lot for him to tell you (and want to share that aspect of his life with you, if that's the case) so if I were you it'd make me love him even more because he's felt comfortable enough to tell me
Good luck to the both of you and I hope you can both be happy xxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My former husband came out to me as a CD after years of doing it in secret from me. At first I was shocked and a little unsure of how to be about it all.
We tentatively worked his cd into our sex life and it took about a year, but I began to get used to it and eventually found it a turn on.
After we split, I mostly dated guys who liked to CD because it had become a kink of mine.
Now, with my boyf, he has explored this area, as a sexual kink only and enjoys doing so with other bi guys.
As supportive as I am, I did find it difficult with the ex when I would come home from work and he'd be eating dinner or playing video games dressed in full feminine clothes. I think the only reason I found it difficult was because I considered it a sexual thing and he had progressed further into a comfort thing too. I supported him, but did get a bit uncomfortable.
I do know, though, had we have stayed together I'd have supported him 100% comfort, sexual or otherwise. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My ex was a CD and initally I was flattered and turned on that he was able to share it with me especially considering he was such an "alpha" on the surface...it felt lie a dleiciously naughty secret just for us...
However, it rapidly became such a huge fetish for it that the only way he wanted and eventually could have sex with me was when dressed...it made me wonder if he actually loved or wanted me or the fact that I accepted his cross dressing. I used to buy him outfits or share my underwear with him...but, it became all consuming for him to the detriment of all other aspects of our relationship and all but destroyed my self esteem...
Just try to maintain a balance with the other areas of your life-support him but acknowledge your own feelings as well...
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am single but if I did have a partner, it wouldn't bother me so long as he didn't go outside except for clubs.
Big well done to you for supporting him |
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So pleased to read so many gorgeous ladies supportive of their CD men unfortunately my ex wife did not take the same approach when I confessed my love of lingerie therefore my EX
I take full responsibility for the fact we were married such a long time before I told her and completely understand how my "deceipt" upset her however my confessing was the beginning of the end as she felt I was less of a man because of my need to dress
Good luck to the CDs and their amazing women you are sooooo lucky
Hugs Katie xxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It is great that he has a supportive wife and can talk and discuss his wishes to dress. I imagine many men are in situations whereby they dont have this freedom and keep it private and secretive.
Im sure there will be hurdles along the way with your feelings etc. Hopefully he is equally as supportive and if you are both able to discuss and talk about these things together then you will find a way that suits you.
I have never been in this situation but with any new situation in a marriage, talking is key
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thanks for all the words of support from you all, really appreciate it. I have no issue at all with him wearing any clothes he likes (including mine) and going out dressed up where we live, but because I have chosen to not be apart of any meets with him involving other bi men, he is trying to put this back in the closet, which I know it will eat him up if he does. I don't sleep with men now, so not likely to change my mind just because they're in womens clothes/ undies.
one thing I feel I would like to clear up, a man is no less of a man just because of his choice of underwear. is a woman any less of a woman if she chooses to wear boxers? ahhh no, it's just what your comfortable in.
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By *araidWoman
over a year ago
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oH-OH! 'Real Men dont dress up' huh? Says who? Oh I mean... no no of course they dont. In fact ladies, I'd give all men in stockings a wide berth if I wedre you - they ALWAYS have better legs than most of us girls anyway. Besides, if you can be convinced they're a turn off, that leaves all the best and most real men for MEEEEEEEEEEEEE !! You keep going with your closed mind thoughts - suits me fine. hehehe. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Though i have never had a partner who is a CD/TV i have met a few because i like men who dress so it wouldnt bother me in the slightest if i found out my partner was a cross dresser, infact id have no problem getting into a relationship with a guy who liked to dress
I think its really good your supporting him, it may feel wierd to you at the start but it can only go one of two ways, decide its not for you or accept him fully
I hope everything works out for you and i for one do no think men who like to dress are not real men |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"hey guys, just wondered how other wives felt when their hubby or bf came out as being cd? i'm not sure myself about how I feel about it, but i'm supporting him fully to discover himself.
shamen xx"
You give the impression that you think all husbands come out as cross dressers.I think you'll find that most of them don't! |
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"hey guys, just wondered how other wives felt when their hubby or bf came out as being cd? i'm not sure myself about how I feel about it, but i'm supporting him fully to discover himself.
shamen xx
You give the impression that you think all husbands come out as cross dressers.I think you'll find that most of them don't!"
it's not meant that way. just looking too find how other dealt and reacted to finding out. not meant to offend. Xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"hey guys, just wondered how other wives felt when their hubby or bf came out as being cd? i'm not sure myself about how I feel about it, but i'm supporting him fully to discover himself.
shamen xx
You give the impression that you think all husbands come out as cross dressers.I think you'll find that most of them don't!"
no most of them never come out they just wank in your pants while your not in  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"hey guys, just wondered how other wives felt when their hubby or bf came out as being cd? i'm not sure myself about how I feel about it, but i'm supporting him fully to discover himself.
shamen xx
You give the impression that you think all husbands come out as cross dressers.I think you'll find that most of them don't!
no most of them never come out they just wank in your pants while your not in "
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Been very encouraged by all the comments from gorgeous ladies here about how they would happily have a relationship with a cross dresser I was beginning to lose faith and give up on ever finding a woman who COULD be with me as my man self and as Katie
Thank you all for making me realise these women do exist I shall keep looking
Lots if love Katie x |
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But am I any less of a "man" for going out on the town dressed in feminine associated clothes and make up and jewellery??? some would say of course, however, I would say it depends on your circumstances and life experiences, being androgynous I don't consider myself to be either a "man" or a woman even though my genitalia might suggest otherwise to the uneducated, take care, hugz to all, xxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Been very encouraged by all the comments from gorgeous ladies here about how they would happily have a relationship with a cross dresser I was beginning to lose faith and give up on ever finding a woman who COULD be with me as my man self and as Katie
Thank you all for making me realise these women do exist I shall keep looking
Lots if love Katie x"
They do exist. I see the person inside, the other stuff isn't too important. I've had relationships with both men and women. If I liked a tv/cd guy (or girl) then I would happily have a relationship with them. Xx |
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