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Crossdressing Once Started is a Life Long Journey

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Crossdressing Once Started is a Life Long Journey

For many Crossdressing is a lifelong journey!

No matter what age you start, you never stop after.

As a CD we all have our times of quiting and throwing away items, but somehow we always find a way to go back and get more.

Go into any store or thrift shop for stuff and feel like everyone is watching all the while women can look and buy men’s clothess with out a bat of an eye, Talk about double standards.

I always thought it would be nice to have a card in my wallet saying member CrossDresser Club leave me alone. I love the idea of Crossdresser Society and what Marcy is doing here on line.

Just wanted to post and say all the best and proud to join. Lets all get together and make this the #1 CD site on the inter net.

Ty to all
Carol D.

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Carol D. is a guest author for Crossdresser Society. Lives in Milwaukee, USA.

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  1. Sttefanne Camp  December 31, 2013

    The Crossdressing is a practice that, in a way, brings a sense of freedom. Perhaps the biggest obstacle is the lack of knowledge of society.
    I believe that all information and reporting is a way for people to see how everyone can be happy … simply wearing clothes like that …
    We can have our space …

    Kisses
    Sttefanne Camp

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  2. Renee Janel  June 8, 2014

    You are so very right about the double standards. Go back to the early 20th century let’s say the 1920s or 30s and earlier. It would be very unusual to find women wearing anything but a dress and probably a corset under that. Now days women have long been accepted wearing male style clothes so much that it is more the normal style of dress for women unless there is some formal occasion for them to attend. Or maybe it is the dress code of their place of employment, for example a professional office setting.

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  3. Mandy  June 20, 2014

    So… is that your real picture, Carol D.? If so, hubba hubba. Simply gohgeous. I just had to pay you a compliment, I wish I looked that good, but alas, no 🙂

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