When I first started cross dressing I was eight years old and playing “dress up” with my older sisters clothes. I remember being scared that my parents would find out. That didn’t stop me, though, because deep down inside I’ve always known that I am a girl. Originally I would get corrected all the time when I was younger and people would call me a boy – I would tell them I was a girl and this really bothered my father. Now that I am in my twenties I have realized through a lot of support and counseling that I am actually transgender. Thankfully my family has become much more supportive in recent years. I cross dress full time at this point and am living my life as the woman I know I am. Hormone replacement therapy has been very helpful and I am considering going through gender reassignment surgery after I finish college. While cross dressers come in many different varieties, we all need support.
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