What Is Crossdressing?

Crossdressing is a fetishism involving men wearing female clothing. It is not a transgender issue, and it can be enjoyed by people of all sexual orientations.

It is a lot for partners to take in when a man reveals this side of himself. They may be in denial, or they might not know how to communicate this to others.

What Is Crossdressing
What Is Crossdressing

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The article from Medium is a positive read, and it’s nice to see that many of the crossdressers who were interviewed are in stable relationships. Although some of them were nervous about revealing their true selves to others, they seem to be enjoying the benefits of openness and honesty.

In some cases, these men like to dress as women for sexual or personal arousal. This is not the same as transvestic disorder, which occurs when a man’s urge to cross-dress causes them significant distress or impairment to their daily functioning.

While drag kings and queens may be considered to be crossdressers, they are usually not gay. And while many crossdressers do have a sexual attraction to men, this doesn’t mean that they necessarily want sex with them. It is important to remember that it’s not your place to interrogate these people and ask them about their kinks. You should try to understand their motivations, but not impose your own agenda.

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Many crossdressers find that being in women’s clothing is erotic and pleasurable. They may also find it relaxing, tranquilizing or even soothing, as they don’t have to worry about things like public embarrassment and rejection.

While some men will never share their interest in crossdressing with their partners, others will, and can create a female persona as an extension of themselves. They can play a variety of roles, from servant to mistress, and enjoy the freedom that comes with being in a feminine body.

Don’t be afraid to ask your partner about their interest in crossdressing, but don’t interrogate them. It’s better to let them tell you their story in their own time, when they are ready. If you’re curious about crossdressing, try joining a munch with other people who share your interest in kinky experiences. There are plenty of groups, both online and in-person, that offer a safe and discreet way to meet likeminded people.

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For all GA transmen to share stories, host munches and get to know one another. This group is for people who are kink accepting and friendly. It’s a place to post anything kinky that you want to pass along, from fetish gear to food and drinks.

This transsexual crossdresser loves to bare her million-dollar cleavage in sexy lingerie and loves anal play. She’s always happy to create custom videos and chat with you for a steamy anal adventure.

Savannah Fox has natural 34B tits and a 114-pound ass that makes her feel sexy. She started doing porn when she was looking for new massage therapist jobs and found adult content online. She is now a sexy sissy with a passion for cum. She also teaches the art of combat-fuckery. Her clients have told her she is very naughty and is a great dancer. She’s a natural in the bedroom and is sure to please you.

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There is a whole community of male crossdressers who enjoy dressing up and exploring a different side of themselves. They enjoy the arousal they get from wearing women’s clothing and playing with makeup. They also enjoy sex with men. This is a very complex kink that can be hard to understand for those who don’t have the experience.

Many crossdressers are in stable relationships and don’t hide their lifestyle from their partners. However, some do, which can cause a lot of stress and conflict. These people often feel like they are being “used” or “pimped out” by their partner, and this can lead to resentment.

Most people who crossdress do not have transvestic disorder, which involves recurrent sexual arousal from dressing in the opposite gender and a desire to live as the other sex. This disorder is more serious and may require medical treatment. Treatment is usually psychotherapy, though some people use medication to help them stop dress dressing.

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