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| When I was 12 my sister made up a game she called "Dressy-Dress". This meant that we would play house
but switch roles as the opposite sex, including the clothes! Since this was considered a game, my parents
tried to overlook it although not too happy about it. It was then that my sister gave me a dress that she
didn't like, yet I loved! It was brown, and had a belt that when tightened would make the bottom flare
out, giving me a nice figure! It was mine, all MINE!!! Later that day I stole a pair of my sister's panties and a pair of my mother's high heel pumps. I went into my bedroom and locked the door. I put on the panties, dress and heels, then I put on a Beatle wig that I had at the time. I was astonished when I looked into the mirror and saw a pretty girl in the reflection! One night as my family watched television I went into my room, locked the door and put on my new outfit to admire myself. Suddenly I got an incredible urge to go outside wearing it. I couldn't walk past my family so I opened a window, climbed out of it and went to the driveway. What an experience to be outdoors in such lovely, feminine attire! Since I didn't want my family to look out the window and see me standing there and I wasn't ready to go back in the house yet, I decided to go for a walk around the block! What an incredible feeling it was for me to walk down the street in the night air with my dress swaying around my knees and my heels clacking upon the sidewalk while my panties caressed my body under my dress with every step! I enjoyed this so much that I began to swivel my hips just like a woman would, which gave me a super rush throughout my entire body! A car passed and beeped at me, a man putting out his garbage whistled at me, and then I heard somebody yell "Wow,what a doll!" as I passed by. All this fed my feminine ego and by the time I got home, I was no longer a boy.... I actually felt like a young woman! Today I am a pre-op TS, and have no regrets at all about my decision. I have been working as a woman at a mental health facility for over three years, and am accepted by my fellow employees as well as clients without any problem. For the first time in my life I am not only happy, but I've also developed a confidence and self-esteem that I never thought I'd have. I only wish that others could be this well accepted in this manner. Hugs, Dawn M. Slater dawnslater1@yahoo.com |