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Hey guys, hope you all had  great weekend! Today I’d like to talk about a delicate subject: Cross dressing.

Cross dressing refers to the act of wearing clothing and other accoutrements commonly associated with the opposite sexThe term “cross-dressing” denotes an action or a behavior without attributing or implying any specific causes for that behavior. Some people automatically connect cross-dressing behavior to transgender identity or “Human sexuality” , “Sexual fetishism”, “Homosexuality” behavior, but the term itself does not imply any motives. Some straight men cross dress sometimes, so it is not necessarily related to the gay world.

From what I’ve noticed around me, some guys like to cross dress for different reasons. They might want to explore their feminine side, they might have female underwear fetishes, fabric fetishes (spandex, nylon etc), some don’t feel good being a man, therefore they cross dress and sometimes even transition to become a transexual. I personally know a transexual (male to female) who was married to a lady (they were both straight) with kids, but the male was not feeling great in his skin, he felt he was a woman inside, even though he was attracted to his wife. So he was cross dressing and few years later, decided to become a woman (or transexual). They are still together and very happy. It might be hard to understand, but we don’t need to…it is something that belongs to them only.

I’ve noticed that within our community, many gay males are judging cross dressers, I’ve heard things like: “they are too fem”, “you’re a man so be a man” etc etc. Whatever the reasons, we can’t judge them. We don’t know them, or where they come from. Sexuality and genders are intrinsic to each individual.

I did cross dress few times myself and many of my friends know. I’m an open book, I even posted photos of me on Facebook to show them how hot I was:)

Have you ever cross dress before? What’s your opinion on the subject?

Have a great day everyone!

Dave

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  1. Duke

    When I was a young teen, I was confused about my sexual identity for quite a while. Puberty was late in my case and I was always embarassed about my lack of pubic hair and small penis size when comparing myself to other boys in gym class during junior high school. Convinced I was really intended to be a girl, I even began dressing up in my stepmother’s clothes when she and my dad left me home babysitting my younger brother. And I had to admit, I looked pretty good as a girl. I was also fascinated by the story of Christine Jorgensen and her transition from male to female and wondered if I could do that, too.

    But then, two things happened when I was about 15. First, puberty finally hit with a vengence. I shot up about eight inches in height in the course of about a year, became long and lanky, began growing pubic hair and whiskers (the peach fuzz began to become bristly), developed a pronounced adam’s apple and decided I couldn’t pull off the look of a girl (in my opinion) like I had before.

    The second thing was, a neighborhood girl who had the hots for my older brother decided that since he had no interest in her (he already had a steady girlfriend), she would “keep it in the family” (so to speak) and decided to pursue me instead, which lead to my first sexual encounter. Well, to have a “older woman” (she was all of 17) not only show interest in you at that age but to also give you practical instruction in how to please a woman (she showed me where her clitoris was, let me suck on her nipples and even told me I gave her her first vaginal-penetration orgasm) was heady stuff for a 15-year-old. I then decided I didn’t want to be a girl anymore.

    Later, when I was in the Navy stationed at a shore base in San Diego, I began meeting transvestites when walking downtown on liberty. For some reason (maybe it was the result of my earlier cross-dressing), I found these “He-Shes”–as they were derisively called by other sailors–extremely alluring. Usually, when I met one up close (like if she would ask me for a light for her cigarette) it was a case if an instant erection for me.

    Also, by this time I had had my first gay experiences. I had let a few gay guys suck me off, usually as payment for giving me a ride from downtown back to my base and had also tasted my first penis (though I did not suck anyone off to orgasm until several years later) in much the same sort of situation. I also had my first experiences with anal intercourse; once with a woman and once with a man–giving, not receiving.

    But I did not consider myself gay at that point. Even though “Bisexual” was not commonly used at the time, I suppose that is what I was. Now, I still find Male-to-Female transgenders alluring, but am also attracted to masculine men, lesbians and all genders in between.

    I suppose I am really nothing but a slut, but my motto has become “If it feels good, do it.”

    And it certainly does feel good.

  2. joey

    Cross dressing is something I will never understand in the gay world, and I doubt most of the cross dressers know why they do and feel the need to cross dress. I have known a few cross dress gay men in my time, and they are all good people, with no more problems then the rest of us. I wonder if the lesbian women feel the need to cross dress as much as men do. I think a lot of young boys who have sisters have probably dressed up in there youth, but why it carrys over into adult life is beyond me.

  3. jonnynct

    Never been into it, though I certainly understand it. I like men, not women. I am a shopoholic, so I understand clothes, and I appreciate good quality clothes, etc., but do not find men who crossdress sexy and do not want to do it myself. I like men of all types, so it is not that I require a “butch” man, but I like men, not women. I find women beautiful, attractive, even sexy looking, but not sexy to me. Like I said, I understand it for the most part (though do not get the “straight” men who want to try “bi” but only if the guy is all dressed up as a girl to suck them off – just stay with women, lol), but I am attracted to men, and the look of men, period.

  4. D

    Everyone has the right to to as they please, however what you do has consequences. If you choose to do so in public the consequence is you will be looked at differently, and judged! Unfortunately, so if you can’t deal with that then don’t do it, if you can march on!!!!!!

  5. Mike

    I’m very attracted to cross dressers but my being a bottom has made it extremely difficult to meet and hookup because most are bottoms as well

  6. N2theWood

    Sometimes I think things like being a bottom, having a guy take charge, handle me and make me his bitch in bed, can be construed by some as “feminine” but why is it that these traits are the exclusive domain of women?
    We all do our have our personal type of drag, isn’t leather a type of drag? Just that these things represent different things to different people.
    Sex is the ultimate personal act – everyone has their own preferences. It is perhaps easier to “label” what we aren’t personally into.
    There are no rules when it comes to expressing what is inside especially in bed, unless the other person involved doesn’t agree to it. So personally, no cross dressing for me or my man but if it makes you feel good – go for it!

  7. Matt

    My ex-partner was a drag queen and I absolutely hated it from the beginning! I am gay and I want to be with a man, not a man who likes to dress as a woman. I hated to have sex with him after he “did” drag. He often still had on left over mascara, glitter was EVERYWHERE in our house and he still smelled like the perfume he would wear while in drag…talk about a game changer when it came to sex AND our relationship!

  8. tom

    I have been crossdressing for about 6 yrs. now. I love every minute of it. Now I know and never will be able to pass as a woman, and I am not femme per sa. I just love how it makes me feel sexy. I am gay and always will be,and I let my lovers know that I do c/d. I leave it up to them on if they want me dressed or in male mode. I’m good either way. I figure it just spices up the lovemaking and as long as both parties have fun, who really cares what I do. I am a top which kind of makes me a bit popular with guys as well as other c/d’s and transgurls. Have noticed that it’s mostly bi guys who hit on me though. Think maybe they go for the best of both worlds?

  9. Kevin

    Very good blog Dave, you make a great point. I am bi, gave my first blowjob at 6 and had intercourse with a woman at 14, so I’m not confused about my sexuality. Cross dressing never appealed to me. Working at a gay bar for 8 years I saw plenty of CD’s but was not attracted to them, TG’s though turned me on fiercely. It wasn’t until my 40’s that I had an opportunity to dress up. WOW, it hit me like a lighting bolt, I couldn’t believe how it made me feel. And ever since then I have cross dressed, in fact I have the same amount of female and male clothes in my closet. I never thought I would cross dress but after 40 years, I changed. I have always strived to have an open mind,so never say never.

    PS I want to see pics of you dressed too, 🙂

  10. Chuck (Christi)

    I am glad to see all the open and accepting comments about Cross Dressing! I am a crossdresser. I find it INCREDIBLY erotic, and enjoy it immensely on the rare occasion I am able to get my things out and play with them (makeup, lingerie, nails, heels, skirt, sweater, and more!). I enjoy it and look forward to the times I am able to take my time getting ready to go out fully dressed. However, I have a private pic on my profile of me fully dressed and on occasion someone will ask to see it. Some of those times, guys have IMMEDIATELY blocked me, as if their wanting to suck cock and bottom for another man is more “acceptable”. While initially offended by their action, I soon realize it’s not my problem, it’s theirs. Other guys have been very turned on by it, and there are other reactions anywhere in between. Cross dressing, for me, allows me to escape from my every day life and be someone else for the evening, or only an hour or so. Fortunately, the clubs I have gone to in Houston and Austin have been very accepting of me, even downright welcoming. It’s refreshing and incredibly liberating, to be able to have somewhere to go as my alter ego and not be shunned. Also, when they guys are buying me drinks and having them sent over, it is SUCH a turn on. in a few weeks, I have a “date” coming up with a gay friend where we will go out to a bar in full “public” view, and enjoy the night. I can only hope the club patrons that night are as accepting as you all have been on here…so far. Then, after a night of flirting on our date, I will get to go back and be his bottom like a good date. I am soooo soooo looking forward to it!

    For the record, I consider myself “bi”. I am married with kids, and find a beautiful woman very sexually alluring. However, I also enjoy my “man time” with a regular buddy a new friend I may have met. For those of you who can’t understand it, it is something difficult to understand, but only if you let it be. Fortunately for me, my wife knows about me, and is accepting of it. She has even gone and purchased clothes for me to wear when she has gone out to a club with me, or to a CD/TG event. Just try not to be so judgemental of a man in drag when you see them. Perhaps, it has been difficult enough to get to the “place” they currently are. FYI, I have been doing this to various degrees for over 20 years now, and maybe just “playing” with ladies clothes for 30 years plus. I don’t guess it will ever change with me. Like Duke said earlier “If it feels good, do it.”

    And it certainly does feel good!!!

  11. Wong Foo

    Please let us not confuse drag queens and cross dressers. Where cross dressers get sexual satisfaction, drag queens only do it for entertainment purposes. I know many drag queens, including myself who couldn’t be more masculine in bed. Total tops and fully aggressive.

  12. Chip

    I’m afraid i am a believer that the clothes do NOT make the man. I’m not turned on by clothes, but i am turned on by nudity… So wear your leather (or your panties) for yourself – take them off for me! 🙂

  13. Charles

    I grew up in a very small neighborhood that had only three openly gay males that lived there and they dressed in drag most of the time. At that time I had no idea what it was call but no one I knew gave them much grief. I do know my family didn’t approve of my being so, as they put it, “sissified.” I couldn’t wait to get away from there because I had read that there were places where people like me were more accepted and plentiful. I found out when I left and went to college.

    I was soon approached on campus and was taken that same night to my 1st gay bar. I was amazed and also meet the 1st openly gay man that I fell in love with. Don’t get me wrong, I was far from being a virgin. I also met the guy that turned me on to drag for the 1st time. Needless to say I became an entertainer and a show headliner that lasted for over 15 years.

    Quite a bit happened during those years. Being a STAR was great but love was missing until I met someone that loved the show scene and me too. We fell in love and his biggest turn-on was watching my transition from male to female and then back again. There was no top or bottom. It was whatever we felt like doing at that moment, and it was great. I was no longer feeling I had to be someone’s bottom bitch. NOT THAT I ALWAYS WAS, ANYWAY. LMAO

    I’m just saying this to say, “CLOTHES DON’T ALWAYS MAKE THE MAN.” Use what you got and not as a handle to be flipped over.

  14. Deven

    I feel like just as the straight world stereotypes us as effeminate, we ourselves confine one another within these cages of hypermasculinity. The straight world, the patriarchal one in which we all exist, equates women as being inferior while men are superior. The same attitude is applied to our culture: Fem = Bad ; Masc = Good. What some fail to realize is that gender expression and gender identity are separate entities.

    I’m a twenty year old drag queen. I think the culture is hilarious, I find the skills necessary to craft an illusion so indistinguishable from a biological woman as incredible talents, and frankly I take TOO much joy in responding in the deepest baritone voice when straight men hit on me (I’m not after them but damn it’s fun to shake up heteronormativity.)

    That’s only a facet of my gender expression. My gender identity (what I see myself as) is Man. I love dominating a guy and being dominated, to feel the energy between us evolve and change drivers is what I thrive on and I prefer to top. I love the primal energy that we exude and I fiend for it like a 6’5″ 250lbs muscle bear would at Southern Decadence. But that’s beside the point.

    In my experience, these parts of people are almost never immutable. There’s a fluidity to each and every one of our sexualities and how one chooses to express themselves externally could have absolutely nothing to do with their sexual proclivities.

    The issue is absolutely endless, involving human sexuality, gender, and societal constructs. If anyone is interested I would suggest watching Sam Killermann’s TED talk.

    *obligatory tongue pop*

  15. bottom2be1

    I am not sure if it’s considered cross dressing but I wear leggings and tback panties for my top. I only wear them when I am bottoming and only during the act of having sex. I portray the female role in bed and leggings and tbacks have repeatedly helped my tops fuck me with more passion. Every top I’ve met is very turned on by me in my role.

  16. Ricky

    Personally, I’ve never been into or even like guys who cross dress. For some reason I find it gross and I don’t really know why. I’m attracted to guys who look like guys, not women.

  17. Bedeude

    I did it to try out drag to entertain. My inspiration was Miss Coco Peru, and I thought I’d try it out. For me, it turned out to be far more of a pain (financially/makeup/clothes) & I didn’t do it as completely as some would 😛 Since I was just doing it to entertain, I never wore women’s underwear under it, only men’s here. So, I decided I’d do comedy just as me. Never did dress up for the bedroom cause I’m just not attracted to that.

  18. einathens

    I will sometimes put a man in panties and a see-through nightie. Bit that’s for purposes of degredation and domination. It’s the opposite of cross-dressing, which is celebratory.

  19. jamielee

    I try to understand why gay guys judge others for being a cross dresser or a TG. To be in touch with your inner feeling is what it is all about. I am TG and in touch with my inner feelings . I know some guys don’t understand it. All you have to do is be open minded .Don’t judge us we don’t judge you. Is it too much to ask for to just except us as part of the gay community . We have feelings just like you and when we are put down for being who we are it hurts. Straight people put down gay people and most don’t understand it. So we need to get along as a community .We have enough problems with everything else than to judgmental.

  20. Ike

    This is indeed a very delicate topic and not sure if saying my opinion about it would make people take it as an insult (misunderstandings, biased opinions, etc etc) so all I’ll say about this is that I don’t mind crossdressers, they can be quite friendly…just not my type at all, I’m sorry ladies but I’m gay for a reason =/

  21. Dennis

    What a good subject. I have a new friend and one day we were talking about what turns us on. He is a total bottom and when I said I have a thing for crossdressers he was very negative about it. The more we talked the more he came around to understand it and my attraction to it. Now I just have to have him see me in panties!

  22. jake

    Before I knew about what I really liked and about my sexuality I experimented with wearing girly underwear. I found what i was used to boring and wearing something fun and new was exciting and always made me really hard and horny.

  23. Micah

    I like that the difference between drag and cross dressing has bren brought to light. I am a drag queen, have been for almost 10 years now.
    I know some that engage in sexual acts while in drag, but for me it is an instant mood killer. Drag is not “trans-lite”, and it’s not about fooling sexual partners. If a man is attracted to me while I’m in face, I’m immediately put off. This is my costume, it comes off before we play. What you see is definitely not what you get. This is all my personal beliefs, no more and no less. I don’t have anything against people who do have sex in drag or cross dress (which is clothing and accessories, not hir, makeup and nails btw.) I just personally don’t feel sexual in female attire. I don’t think guys should be ashamed if this is a turn on for them, so long as they can be respectful about seeking potential participants out and not simply assume that every queen wants to get down.
    I have been propositioned many times at gigs, and the real question we should be asking is “why is this still considered a taboo?” I know straight men that wear lace panties for thrills, and so long as they aren’t hurting anyone, who cares?
    As for the “why.” Why do we cross dress? Why do we do drag as gay men? Because, well, strictly speaking, we are a sexual minority. We are outside the norm for most people, and as such we have a little more freedom to play around with gender because the expectations aren’t quite so rigid. To be blunt, it’s easy to get in touch with your feminine side when most people don’t think you much of a man. I can either try to prove people wrong by overdoing the whole macho bit (SO 80s…) Or I can show people that their ideas about gender are just affectation, nothing more.

  24. V Jaymes

    I think Wong foo is trying to distinguish between a cd and drag queen for those confused above. A drag queen is all about the performance or theater onstage. Being a drag queen has nothing to do with sexual position or being masculine or fem. It is not sexual. I’ve been a performer for over a decade. I know of masculine dq and some as fem onstage as off. I must say in my experience most are tops.

  25. BuddyL

    I first crossed dressed when I was around 7, I would wear my sisters cloths and loved how they felt on me, especially her tights. I would dress up in my room in secret except for one friend at the time. I dressed up for him and he thought it was “funny”. When I was 12 I went out in public for Halloween as a girl in a Catholic school girls uniform that belonged to one of my friends. I loved the attention and how everyone thought said I was pretty and thought I was a real girl and loved how the skirt looked on me and showed off my bare legs. It was also the first time that I felt a “sexual” stimulation with wearing girls cloths.

    My cross dressing days stopped as I got into my mid teens and I put it behind me as childish behavior. I was bi, I dated woman and fooled with guys on the side. I ended up getting married, had a couple of kids and then divorced. I’m still attracted to woman and men and have a attraction to feminine men who cross dress and even some transgender girls. Oddly, I find masculine men attractive too, my attractions can at times change like the tide or the direction of the wind. Which can be frustrating and distracting, as I would really prefer to be with one person, be it a man or a woman.

    However, as the blog relates to cross dressing, I can fully understand and appreciate how some men find it very stimulating to wear woman’s/girls cloths and let your feminine side blossom. It’s truly something very personal to the person and their partner.

  26. NslashA

    Not my cup of tea, and I’m not sexually attracted to them. I am gay so I like men (and when i think of men i think of men who look, talk, and act like sterotypical men). However, I feel that I am in no place to be judging others on how they wish to live their lives, as long as they’re not harming others. The only time I have a problem with cross-dressing or transgendered people is when they are being dishonest with other people (generally men) by not telling them that they are men before having sex with them. I think thats a big black eye for our whole community and can harm the other guy’s psyche and mental well-being. Don’t get me wrong, I know that some men wouldn’t have a problem with it, but I don’t think it’s right for someone to have sex with someone when they knowingly have an STD and not tell their partner prior to having sex, so that the other person can make an informed decision and I dont see this as anything different. Affecting someones mental health negatively can be just as harmful as affecting someones physical health negatively.

  27. Stephen

    I’ve cross dressed for years too. Love the feel of my legs freshly shaved and nylons against my skin. I’ve gotten pretty good applying make-up as well–all the little goodies a girl needs to make the whole package sure adds up though, my goodness I’ve spent a small fortune. Unfortunatly it’s a taboo in the gay world and I have to be in the closet from my gay players. I’ve tried the sissy dating sites but they don’t seem to pan out, some times I go to the bath house with panties, nylons and a cute top–turns some guys on, but turns most off. I think it’s the married guys on the DL that get the most turned on by it.
    Really–seems a bit hypocritical of gays to ostrosize another gay guy for liking to be fem. We need to work on our own acceptance issues before we demand so much of the straight world.
    Just my 2 cents, Stephen (Stephanie)

  28. bob

    I started crossdressing when the man I was with asked me to I was a 125 pound guy at the time a very petite I have to admit I enjoyed it as much as he did and I still CD till this day and I do love being with men

  29. Hunter0500

    Cross dressing .. not something I’m into personally. When I see guys dressed, it’s confusing/disturbing. Of course, all guys have the right to be into whatever they please to be into. It’s also other guys’ rights to say “no thanks”.

  30. f_stop

    Been a lifelong cross-dresser. There is something that just feels good to be dressed in women’s clothes. So guys aren’t into it at all, and that’s cool, but there are other guys who really love it.

    If I can dress up in sexy attire and dance around a little and get a guy aroused, it’s a turn on for me. I guess I’m a bit of an exhibitionist. I don’t go out dressed up as I don’t feel that confident being convincing.

    What can be a bit vexing is that some guys think that because I cross dress that I am submissive and a bottom. Don’t get me wrong, I love to suck a nice cock, but I am not always comfortable with someone being too dominant.

    I am bisexual and love both men and women and can get into sex with or without dressing. But there is something very hot about dressing up for a man, getting him hard while doing a little dance, lap-dance or strip tease.

    It’s all about the carnal pleasures. Everyone is different in their tastes and what gets them going. I don’t judge others turn ons and wouldn’t want someone judging me on mine. I’ve had guys tell me it’s not their thing and that is fine. We go our own ways. It does;t break my heart if its not their thing. I would want someone in my bed that appreciates what I have to offer.

  31. Eric

    I’ve enjoyed dressing in women’s clothing from an elementary age. It started as simple fun, and as an adult it makes me feel sexy

  32. 1versfucker

    I don’t ‘get’ the desire to cross dress at all.
    I can see a guy doing it for entertainment or comic effect as for Halloween or a party but cross dressing for sexual play is a big turn off for me.
    If I’m working on a hook up and the guy shows me pics of him in ladies wear, or worse, shows up at my place and assumes I am turned on by female attire, I immediately lose interest and send him away.
    I am into men and things that men do and wear: jockstraps, gear , accessories.
    I like a broad spectrum of guys, including guys that are a little fem by nature, but it stops at the make up and panties.
    No judgement, to each his own. And I know lots of hot men who really dig x-dressers. I’m just not one of them.
    🙂

  33. tannedsd_punk

    I am a gay man, but about 2 years ago I tried dressing as a woman to see if I could make any money hooking and 2 years later do it 7 nights a week. Through things I’ve found it powerful to slip in and out of each gender and consider myself an Illusionist, because I’m able to give men the illusion of whatever they want sexually. It’s also a way of paying bills. But honestly I hate labels period. If you like to cd for whatever satisfaction it provides great, if you feel like you’re in the wrong body and need to transition yes! Just enough labels.

  34. Czechy

    I find cross-dressing is fun, though I would only do it for the performance side. I think performing in drag would be a grat opportunity. Done it once before and it was hilarious. I think I’ll try it again sometime. Other than that, I don’t really see the appeal of cross-dressing. Just fun to do it sometimes.

  35. Desiree

    I have cross dressed for about 20 years in public and probably 15 years before that in the closet. I always preferred female clothing and I also love being submissive and taking the traditional female role having sex with men. I also enjoy sex with women both dominant female and traditional sex. I have felt from a young age I was meant to be female. I have desired to transition into a full time girl for so many years now. It is certainly more accepted now than 30 years ago. I get my share of guys who like me en femme and those who absolutely detest me dressed femme. Each to his or her own. I just prefer that if you do not want to be with me because I dress femme don’t be cruel and insulting. I have had guys tell me to kill myself. This coming from the supposed more tolerant gay community. I don’t need to be dressed femme to have sex with guys but I do prefer it. I want to transition and present myself always as a female. Its very mentally torturous considering the potential fallout with family, friends and professional life.

  36. Wayne

    I love seeing men dressed especially if they are passable. It add more flavor to things for me since I’m into fems and transgenders anyway. Damn who don’t like it… this why the LGBT community is messed up… we’re too unaccepting.

  37. Michael

    I don’t exactly cross-dress, but I enjoy wearing my tights in public with my “junk” tucked away as if it wasn’t there. I’m talking about looking completely smooth between my legs.

    I also enjoy wearing short shorts. I recently purchased some women’s boy shorts to wear in public.

    I keep all my body hair shaved or use Nair so that I am hairless and smooth from the neck down.

    Sexually, I am a bottom. I identify my pussy (asshole) as being my sex organ. I absolutely love getting fucked in my pussy! I’m also attracted to shemales (sorry, I don’t know the politically correct term), but that is another topic, I think.

    I could be in the early stages of being a cross dresser or someone who may need to transgender, I don’t know.

    I had my first gay experience in 2009 when I was 49 after a lifetime of being in denial. So, I am still learning and accepting.

  38. Stephen

    I love cross dressing & have been doing almost ss long as I can remember. I recall putting on one of my sisters dresses in front of my best friend when I was around 8 or so & not feeling weird at all-just enjoying it-not in a sexual way at all. I progressed from my sisters & mothers clothes to buying my own when I discovered a store catering to cross dressers near me. I’ve had several sets of silicone breasts-largest I could get. I’ve always wanted big tits & a bigger dick ( I’m 7″). I’ve worn makeup, owned plenty of heels & boots, wigs, and tons of panties & clothes. Still wear panties, stockings & dresses regularly. Unfortunately I’m hairy & athletically built so I’ve never been able to pass, but wished I could. Went through periods where I considered a sex change or at least hormones to decrease my hairiness & increase my breasts. Have always been turned on most by the beautiful male penis & wanted to be dressed as a sexy slut as I sucked cock & got fucked from behind while wearing short skirts, etc…I’m also turned on by other cross dressers, especially those with big dicks under their dresses-still my biggest turn-on though I’ve never had the pleasure despite ducking hundreds of cocks. I try to keep myself shaved though it is a pain in the ass. The feel of pantyhose & nylon against a freshly shaved body is wonderful. In fact I’m due to be working in Miami area soon & hope to find some cd bars & find some well hung crossdressers to give me my first girl cock. I love talking about it & could go on & on, but time to sleep…after masturbating to some hot pics of girls with big dicks!

  39. jim

    I’ve been cross dressing for years, while I consider myself bisexual, I find I get very aroused dressing in high heels and miniskirts, the sluttier the better. It started when my wife who doesn’t like heels refused to wear some high heeled boots I bought her. Amongst other things she bet I couldn’t walk in heels either, while I had tried it before. I then acquired a few pairs of heels and wear them whenever I can. Mostly on business trips I’d dress in my hotel from there I ventured out to adults theaters dressed. It was a real rush getting fully dressed, w wigs etc. It makes sex with men even hotter, it is obviously a form of roll play. I really enjoy it. 🙂

  40. Les

    myself bisexual, I find I get very aroused dressing in high heels and miniskirts, the sluttier the better. It started when my wife who doesn’t like heels refused to wear some high heeled boots I bought her. Amongst other things she bet I couldn’t walk in heels either, while I had tried it before. I then acquired a few pair


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