Does any woman or transsexuals love cross dressers?

Question

i am 24 i do cross dress because i feel i should have been a woman

i do want hormones and a s*x change can any woman or transsexuals

help me.

Answer 1

Well, I not the one to give fashion advice....Jeans and a tshirt kind of chick...I go watch them at shows but in real life never had a transsexual friend...all depends on the personality and if we click....I wouldn't mind having a transsexual friend  

Answer 2

Hi... Without a proper indication of what kind of "help" you really want, it's difficult to know where to start with advice / suggestions etc..

Hormones are not to be taken "lightly"...   You are not taking Aspirins my friend... They can have serious consequences....

A s*x change..? This again is not like going to your local corner restaurant and "ordering"...

You have to go through a series of appointments with medical people to diagnose your situation and sincerity, and if deemed that this is what is "kosher" for you, then there's a very lengthy time in which you have to "be" a woman and live as such and not waiver on this.

I seriously think you've lost all  proper prospective on what's involved...

The first step you need to take is to get yourself into a doctor - explain your wants and desires and let him recommend you for further consultations.  This is not an open and close procedure, so don't think this is going to get you "carte blanche" and that you'll be a male one week - and a female the next wek...

You'd best prepare yourself for a lengthy "journey"..

Rachelle In High Heels

Answer 3

Your question is misleading.  If you feel yourself to be a woman then you were born transsexual.  Crossdressing has nothing to do with it.

Do you have a gender therapist?

http://www.DrBecky.com/therapists.html

Join and online support group.  This one is especially good for people your age:

http://www.TrueSelves.com

Learn more about transsexualism here:

http://www.LynnConway.com

More info here:

http://www.TSRoadmap.com

But it all starts with visiting a gender therapist.