Would you leave signifigant other after they confessed to cross-dressing?

Question

This is not done in public, and a brain injury is a factor. (common behavior for closed head injuries) You knew something was up and figured it out on your own, after a month or so it was confirmed.

Answer 1

People like you believe they NEED to crossdress and they want their significant other to accept them the way they are, but there are problems.

Women have needs too.  They need to be loved, held, and feel protected by a man.  They also need to love a man; they need a man they can honor and respect.  A crossdresser brings problems to a woman's needs.

I know women can wear pants and other men's clothes without any problems.  I believe that men should have the same rights.  Women wear trousers and men's clothes and they do so without pretending to be men.  They just feel comfortable in pants.  They don't try to broaden their shoulders or look like a man.  They don't forget that they are women.

Men who crossdress should do the same.  They can wear women's clothes without pretending to be a woman.  They can wear skirts, dresses, heels, slips, or just about anything and still be a man.  Don't over-dose on make-up.  Don't pretend to have b*****s.  Don't change your voice, or your name.  Just be happy being who you really are.  Never forget that you are a man...    

Answer 2

I'm not sure why you posted this in the Halloween section.

If it is due to a brain injury, how could you leave when its an illness? That would be like leaving them b/c they got cancer, that's shady. As long as its not in public, your going to have to deal with it. At least they confessed & didn't keep a secret. If it is common behavior for closed head injuries there must be some therapy or counseling he can go to. Look into that.  

Answer 3

Oh yeah. I'd be out the door fast.