Will you have an urge to transition if you crossdress?

Many adults reach out and ask me if they have to transition if they engage in crossdressing.

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[mariemartin]

I used to cross dress about once a month. After a while I started doing it two or three times a week. Finally, I wasn't happy unless I dressed as a woman daily. At that point, I knew I was transgender and started my transition. It's exhilirating to finally change my body to be the woman I've always dreamed of being.

[LaHayeSaint]

Dr Z -- Always good at clearing up misconceptions regarding trans / CD persons.

[Valerie_Valkyrie]

CD'ing was so affirming to me. I used to wish I could just wear the clothes all the time or better yet, be a woman so I could!
Weird it took so long for me to figure it out 🤔🤣

[dinahnicest]

I never knew it was possible for anyone to be the other gender until I was in my 20s and my cross dressing was firmly established. I just liked looking and feeling like a girl. Ever since then, I 've wondered if I really am a woman or if it's just wishful thinking. I'm married now, and no longer care. I'm just me, and I like presenting as a woman.

[anneallison]

Crossdressing depresses me, I look so masculine :( makes me wanna take hormones, it definitely does something for me

[Kerry]

I cross dressed a little inside my marriage. I separated years later was under extreme amount of pressure from it and the military and a high clearance. I started wearing swimsuits and leotards I found at thrift stores. It really helped me feel like the foundation suits woman wore. I never tucked. Later after a close friend died of cancer he he knew I wore swimsuits I thought as a compression fetish. He wore them I found out later to help with compression. Before he died he gave me all his suits which look in great shape because the suits no longer worked due to his weight loss. Once he died a couple months later I decided to not hide anymore around kinky friends and outdoor kinky events in San Francisco. What I found was the kinky event became my Christmas because I felt like myself for four hours a year. Then started wearing panties instead of male underwear. It progressed to way to many one piece swimsuits which appeased the inner female until she came out and was dick and tired of put at the bottom of the stuff in my life. Proving this dysphoria was increasing and ultimately after much therapy to make sure all questions were answered I knew this was the risk/reward otherwise I may not be here. Nearly 5 years and still no regrets!!

[TheJoeRancoShow]

I can't do that cause of I had heart surgery when I was little makes it hard for me keep up with the good content

[eddi]

Sad to say, but because women can dress as a man without aby consequences, I wasn't able to find out clearly, why do I do it. For example extra short hair was a norm for girls in 90s (see ck commercials or Sinéad O'Connor), so you couldn't even be found as trans by somebody else.. trousers, even suits and ties, you can't find anything masculine enough to cross the line. I'm feminist still, but this is bitterly confusing for transmen

[-daysago]

I dont like CD.
I will go out in drag but I'm not a drag queen. DQ is overacting performance and a persona. When I do I just feel more in sync with myself. I feel I fit within myself
Problem is when I go home as take it off.