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Any tips?

As I'm sure you can immediately tell by this pic, I am completely inexperienced when it comes to crossdressing. All I do is just put on the clothes and a wig. I'm not too worried about makeup right now since I'm not comfortable showing my face online, but do you guys see anything that could make me look more pretty/feminine? Whether it by my body shape, my hands, anything. Don't worry about bodyshaming me, I just wanna know your honest opinions.

u/Mediocre-Task-2365 — 14 hours ago
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Becoming Less Scary by the day

Sharing some snaps from my mirror at home from the ladt few days. Sort of feel like I've been doing very little everyday except tidying up and making a mess again.

A few days ago I made an impulsive choice to get a package from an amazon locker in a sort of semi femme outfit. The scariest thing really seems getting out the door.

Did a little attempt at make up last night late and went for a walk in as girly an outfit I ever have alone. Its late, no one else is out and the streets are quiet. Felt fun posing under some street lights.

None of this is feeling strange or weird or like its not something for me.

u/maurice0999 — 23 hours ago
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Came out to parents, and wow!

So at the grand age of 43, I came out to my parents and sister about being a CD. Around a month ago my daughter found out too.

I honestly can't believe how supportive and loving they have all been. I don't know why I expected otherwise now its happened.

I guess that what years of masking has done.

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u/Harry-crossdressed — 1 day ago
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I bought 'matching' outfits for myself and my daughter. My SO found out and called me sick, gross, etc in front of our kids.

First off, I had no intention of wearing this outfit (a very modest one, but was just cute) together, or going out as 'twinsies', especially since up to now I didn't think my kids knew about me being a CD..

My SO questioned me and I was truthful. She got drunk and belligerent and very loudly started demeaning me in front of my younger daughter and within earshot of my son. Calling me gross, sick, Crossdresser, and basically all the things that shouldn't be said in front of the kids about CDing.

Due to the now collateral damage/embarrassment I feel like I can't live here anymore.

Please advise. Thanks.

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u/NorthIll1285 — 1 day ago
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New to serious crossdressing

I'm new to serious crossdressing, it's only been a week. I've been doing it occasionally for years with just some cheap, poorly put on makeup and underwear. This is my first time getting fully dressed up and I thought I looked hideously masculine at first in the mirror but after taking this I started to like the way I look :) I've since been using eyeliner and I had mascara on in this picture but I don't think I was using enough of it, I just barely touched my eyelashes with it. I had on a pink skirt which was the centerpiece of my outfit but I don't have a good full length mirror.

u/ricky1850 — 2 days ago
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Questions for the married gurls with reluctant wives who ultimately came around

Hey everyone,

I’m a married cross-dresser and fetishist who’s been on this path for a while. I wear panties full-time and have a few dresses. My wife was pretty hesitant when this first came up, but she’s been working to accept it and is slowly starting to embrace it as part of our sexuality. We’re still very early in that process.

I’m looking to hear from other full-time (or near full-time) cross-dressers whose wives were initially reluctant but eventually became more accepting and supportive.

Specifically I’d love any tips on:

  • How you and your wife navigated the early uncertainty and helped her feel more comfortable over time
  • What helped her move from hesitation toward greater acceptance
  • Practical ways to deepen the cross-dressing/feminization side while keeping the marriage solid
  • Anything you wish you’d done differently as things progressed

Just looking for real experiences and guidance as I continue moving toward expressing myself more as a woman. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share.

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u/SDHubby760 — 3 days ago
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Girls night out soon, boots or heels?

It’s my first time properly going out with some of my female friends as my femme identity, currently tossing up thigh highs or heels. Let me know what you think!

u/Tiny-Night4680 — 3 days ago