I’ve observed that many crossdressers and transgender women recognize their gender identity at a young age. For some, it’s an early realization, while for others, it unfolds later in life.
I’m curious about your experience…
When did you first realize you were female or had a feminine side? Was this something you felt as a child, or did it develop over time?
I’d love to hear your story! Feel free share your thoughts in the comments below!
Love,
Lucille
I new at a very early age around 4 but never was able to get help I would sneak my sisters clothes and hide my Barbie in the garage I tried many times to ot just be me but never worked thank go the pas t few years have been good but in my 60s to get where I wanted my hole life now I live full time and love to just be me no more and what made me really go full ahead was a heart attack and I new then now or never and yes loose friends but also have people that like and except you all I know is be you today is so mutch better for help thank GOD one day people will open up and except us as there equals with respect maybe not in my time but we have paved the way hugs to all
I was caught wearing my moms knee high silk stockings at 4 and dragged out of the bathroom in front of everyone… family and friends of family alike. It was so horrible that I hid myself from then on… I am 47 and just decided to transition and finally come out to my family who are so stunned by the news that I was able to hide it for so long that they think I am crazy wrong. Sure I played ruff sports and hid my true self so well no one knew but now I am finally becoming the woman I always new I was… don’t hide who you truly are, be yourself. So yea since 4 or earlier….
I was ten years old when my mother dressed me as a girl for Halloween, I fell in love with the way I felt, looked and especially the way other people treated me, and I still get “all” of that today
I’ve felt very feminine and knew it since I was 5 or 6. I liked doing girlie things and when I could buy it myself I started buying panties and lingerie to wear 🙂 I’ve always tried to dress in a way that show a more feminine image between my legs as well 😉
I think I was 14 or 15 when I first became aware that I was different then the boys I hung out with. I would occasionally steal and wear a pair of my sister’s panties. One day I found a skirt and top in the trash at a local business. I took them home and began putting them on in the bathroom everyday. I was soon caught by my friends but they went easy on me.
Like many I stopped and started many times. As a husband, father, and now grandfather I still sneak it in when I can, and long for the day when I can become more full-time the person I want to be. I started wearing panties full time seven years ago which required coming out to my wife. She is supportive, but not really happy about it.
I knew at a very early age. I started with my mother’s and older sister’s lingerie and clothes. I hid my inner self for many many years and ‘purged’ many times, but always came back to my girl side. I am a true Gemini – a twin lurks beneath. I have been dressing for 60 years, but now I know who I am and go out when I can. Hugs to all my sisters. V
I knew I was a girl back in junior high school.I was in gym class watching all the girls wearing their slouch socks with sweats.I wanted to go in the girls lockerroom to wear girls pink sweats with cute socks on.And after class,shower with the rest of the girls.Putting on my bra and panties and a pad just in case I don’t bleed or leak.Fix my hair and makeup just so I could look good for my boyfriend.And spritz some perfume on.When I got home from school.I hurried to my stash of pads,panties,socks and nightgown to put them on to feel girly.I even had a crush on a boy.I would cry myself to sleep wanting to be a girl.
Well I started dressing when i was about 8 years old. I didn’t know at that time why I was so obsessed with doing so. I was in my early teens when I figured out that I was not a boy. At first I thought I was sick or something but found out later that it was normal for me to feel this way.