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I told him to stop doing this for now and I would do some research on this (transvestic fetishism or crossgender) . I'm wondering if I should invest anymore time into this relationship. Granted that everything was fine up to now but knowing what I know now has changed things. Part of me wants to pack up and run and the other part wants to see what he would look like really dressed up and how he would act at that point. I don;t want to be overly judgemental because I've kissed other girls and had sex with another woman a few times before I met him but I was kinda drunk at parties a few years back.
I'm just not sure of all the issues here. He says he doesn't want to be a girl though he has though about what it might be like. He says he's straight but he has thought about men sometimes. I've seen drag queens out at clubs before and no one seems to care that they really are men, then again most of them are really gay. Any suggestion on where to go from here ?? Any insights would be appreciated.
OK, so what to do about it? Rather than treating this as a dirty habit, why not accept it and see where it leads you? Give it a try for a couple of months (make it clear to your bf that this is a trial only) and see how you feel at the end. You're always free to leave, after all
Let your curiosity guide you...In your defense, I am sure this is not an easy thing to wrap your head around...You may be wondering if he is gay? Depending on the seriousness of your relationship, you could try to have a conversation about his "fetish". It wont be easy for him to open up, but if he knows he can trust you and that you are going to listen with an open mind and not run for the hills, you may be able to get a better understanding. The saying goes, "imitation is the greatest form of flattery", he probably loves women very much and admirers greatly. Most of the men who are crossdressers do what they do because it gets them very turned on, not because they want to be a woman and be with men. But because they enjoy the way the clothes feel against their skin. I am willing to bet that he may have a passion for you in lingerie/stockings, etc.
Like FCL said, give it a trial period and see where this goes, if your sex life was great before this could take it to a whole new level. If you are uncomfortable with it, thats okay too, just be honest with him and let him know, they are trying to understand. If at the end of your trial period, if you still feel awkward by his curiosity, you can both move on.
Best of Luck!
IC
Right now, he needs you to understand this other side of him. We all have female tendencies. Most of us will not act upon it, and that is a shame. Secret dressers fear being found out. So, if you love this guy, talk to him, and be supportive. Like internal said, you may have found a way to enhance your sex life?
Give it a try, don't be shy! Dennis
I discovered a similar thing about my current boyfriend almost a year ago. I found that he had worn my panties all day and when I came home and found out that he was wearing them, we talked about it.
I know my boyfriend isn't transgendered and he isn't gay, he just likes the way wearing feminine things makes him feel. I would suggest trying to communicate with your boyfriend more rather than jumping to the conclusion that he's transgendered. Some men are into being feminine and feeling pretty.
I wouldn't jump to an automatic conclusion about your boyfriend just yet. I would advise that you talk more to him about it.
I honestly feel that you're overthinking this issue. If this is something that you can't look past because you feel that you can't trust him since he kept it from you, then that may be a larger issue than him actually participating in the act of wearing your clothes.
Also, as said by everyone else, maybe instead of making it out to be a bad thing, try it to spice up your sex life. You don't know that you won't like it until you give it a try!
Im glad that you two decided to talk things thru and he was able to put your mind at ease. I really doubt that he is transgendered, those issues usually stem from a very very young age. There are a ton of straight crossdressers out there, like Dennis said, most dont want to be found out because they are affraid that their SO wont understand. Being supportive of him is a huge step...for him and for your relationship, it builds so much trust. Hey and you might have gained a new shopping partner
Have fun on halloween!If ever you doubt, remember, he IS with you! He is not living with another man, therefore, he is not gay. Great! Now, this Holloween, completely dress him up as a woman. That means shaving, eyebrows, fingeer nails polished, toe nail polished, the whole nine yards. If you both do this together, you will be so much closer together. Embrace it, enjoy it!!!
Best of luck, to the both of you!
Dennis
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