gender identity

The Road to Gender Discovery

February 28, 2011

I’ve read and heard certain things about cross-dressing in the past that honestly made me worry a bit. These tidbits of “knowledge” basically imply that there is never a happy balance to be found in your gender identification, you will always want more. A slippery slope, if you will. When I heard these types of [...]

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Crossdressing is a Sign of Weakness?!

February 24, 2011

I read an article about crossdressing earlier today (ironically enough it was similar to the post I did on Monday). At the bottom of the article I encountered a comment that disturbed me. It basically mentioned how comedians who crossdress are showing a sign of weakness. While reading something like that doesn’t have much of [...]

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African-Americans & Crossdressing

February 21, 2011

Here in the United States we are in the middle of Black History Month, a time where we reflect on the struggles, accomplishments and contributions of Black Americans. As such, I wanted to put together a piece that would relate to this website, a short article on the history of African Americans and crossdressing in [...]

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RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 3 Premiere

January 27, 2011

(Re)Start your engines, because RuPaul has returned for Season 3 of her show Drag Race, where several queens compete to become “The Next Drag Superstar”. I honestly had no idea that there was a new season in the works and only caught this by chance on Monday when I was flipping through channels. Although I [...]

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As a Crossdresser, Do You Want To Be Taken Seriously

December 27, 2010

As much as society has progressed in tolerating increased levels of gender-bending, for the most part crossdressers are still, for the most part, looked down upon and mocked. Sure, when a man puts on a dress that doesn’t quite fit right and a little bit of poorly-applied makeup, it is often for fun and some [...]

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Coming Out During Christmas Dinner?!

December 20, 2010

The end of the year is my favorite time — my birthday, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Eve in a two month span. To quote Seth McFarlane, “I am a family guy” and spending time making memories is priceless. Unfortunately, my lifestyle has isolated these events as some of the only opportunities I have to [...]

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How to Tell Your Wife She’s a Crossdresser

December 2, 2010

You’ve pondered doing this for a long time, and now you think you’re ready. It may be one of the most difficult conversations you’ll ever have with your wife, but in your heart you know it must be done, for the sake of your marriage. Before you open up the discussion, you must be sure [...]

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