Susanne’s Introduction to Crossdresser Society

Posted by: Marcy

Susanne is sharing her crossdressing experiences in Germany

Hi Everyone,

I would like to introduce myself: My female name is Susanne I live in Cologne in Germany and I love to crossdress. (So please excuse my language which can be not super correct sometimes, but I try my best) As I mentioned already in another post I am a professional musician and I play violin in an orchestra here in Cologne.
I found this site in YouTube and I liked it so I decided to join this community. So from time to time I will write a little bit about my experiences here in Germany and also in other countries in Europe.

Next week we will have a concert tour in Korea and China and of course Susanne will come with me.
I am married and my wife knows everything about Susanne and accept it. She is not only a beautiful woman (from Romania by the way) but also a really wonderful partner. So I am quite happy in my private life.
For me it is interesting to learn a little bit about crossdressing in the states.
I added some pics from me some are already 2 years old the one with the blond wig is quite new. I took this photo to get a transgender ID Card from the German transgender society which is an extra ID to the normal passport. That is quite helpful when you get stopped by the police just when you are “en femme”.
Ok, that it is for now, greetings from Germany and I will post more soon!

Susanne

Here is a YouTube video of one of Susanne’s works

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About the Author:

Hi, I’m Marcy Simpson, the founder and creator of Crossdresser Society. I have been a crossdresser for over 25 years and I am also an author, photographer, entrepreneur, and admirer of the feminine realm. I currently work and live in Los Angeles, California.

Carol D. February 7, 2014

Wow beauty and brains great for you. Looking forward to reading more.
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John hutchison February 7, 2014

Hi so happy to see all this great news for you. It’s really awesome thanks
In my case those who are close to me accept me as my Karla kniption personalty
They are so used to me being this scientist guy struggling stumbling that my Karla videos put some in shock and others in joy I enjoy my female side
Thank you for inspiration
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jo February 8, 2014

thank you for sharing so much about your life. do not worry about the English, it’s quite good and I love to read your posts. good luck on your tour. I worked behind the scenes in live performance for many years and know how hard it is to tour and put yourself out on stage
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Susanne February 9, 2014

Hi thank you for your nice comments and thank you Marcy for this nice picture of Cologne combined with my photo. Actually I live close to the cathedral and the smaller church left on the picture which is called “Gross St. Martin” It is about almost 300 years older than the more famous cathedral. Also a very nice place in the old town. In the heard of this city we have a lots of gay bars and so it is quite easy to go out as a crossdresser. I prefer going out as Susanne the gay bars even though until now I didn’t get in trouble because there are so many “unnormal” people here so the “normal” people are used to that. But I feel more comfortable. A couple of weeks ago I went to eat in a restaurant and there was a guy who always stared at me all the time even though he was there with his wife. I mean he was nice and didn’t say anything but it was somehow embarrassing especially in front of his wife.
Yesterday I met my friend Carolyn from Ohio. She is a TS who lives since a long time in Switzerland. We met the very first evening when I went out in a dress in a bar which unfortunately does not exist anymore where for over 30 years they had travesty show every night 7/7. And I have never gone there until then even though the place is just 1 1/2 minute from my flat. But in June 2005 I could not hold it back any longer. I drove t store specialised for transgenders and bought my first utilities: wig, boobs, shoes, panty and a dress. And I went to the famous and infamous bar named “Timp”. I looked like a scare crow. I had no idea about make up.The dress looked like a candy paper and the boobs were super big absolutely ridiculous but I didn’t care. I felt like new born. And I stayed up until 6 o’clock in the morning and was just happy. I don’t know how many beers I might have drunken but that was absolutely unimportant. This very evening I met Carolyn and we became close friends. At this time she also made her first steps in public and meanwhile she is operated and had also a FFS.
Whenever she is in town we meet in a bar just next door to “Timp” (of course a gay bar). We have already a small community of transgenders and friends and meeting point is this bar called Baustelle 4U. http://www.baustelle4u.de/
Whenever one of you intends to come to Cologne in this bar you are always welcome either as a man or as a lady.
So far best wishes and till soon
Susanne
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- Marcy February 10, 2014
  
  Hi Susanne, wow thank for your lovely story and all the amazing details. Sounds like Germany is a place any crossdresser would feel at home. I will add it to my wish list for sure. Cologne seems like a very nice tolerant place where we gurls can be our self’s and party out on the town. It never occurred to me that Europe was so open until now. Thank you for sharing so much and hopefully more soon.
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- emily July 3, 2014
  
  Which shop was that? I’m looking for one!
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neeti December 30, 2014

hi all, am not sure whether this is the right place to ask this. I am a cross dresser in my late twenties and doing it since last 20 years, I have a feminine figure and i have improved my way of walking or moving around in high heels just like a real female but i cant venture out en-female because my facial look is totally male and whatever trick i use it just wont work to pass me as a female in public. can anybody help me please????
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- Marcy January 2, 2015
  
  hi I would recommend you master the art of makeup and trying different hair styles to see which ones give you most feminine look. You can also try the program on the site which walks you thru a lot of the common feminization tricks and tips most cd’s would need. Hair removal from the face can also work wonders and of course there is cosmetic surgery, which can be costly but has permanent results. In most cases the right attitude, makeup and hairstyle will do wonders!
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- bobbie chapman January 4, 2015
  
  Thank you for supplying a great website. I am a TG who only recently came out. But so glad I did. Like taking a heavy load off your shoulders. Now I wear the clothes the makeup the hair the nails. Anything I please and am so happy with me and life in general.
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