How are you enjoying being a crossdresser?

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Pinterest, Reddit and Quora are all inspirational and help us to understand ourselves better. I am going to assume the information posted is public domain and will, from time-to-time, share those post that touch me. Many post follow the narrative "Crossdresser" although is you are living as a female you likely have move past that point.

Here is an especially encouraging Quora Post by Pamela:

As a crossdresser, what is your favorite outfit?
it's so difficult to choose
because I love most women's clothing
but if its summer I'd have to say either
shorts or a summer dress.

After suffering for 40 years failing miserably as a man I felt it was time for a drastic change so I decided to explore all those feminine feelings urges and desires I carried secretly for all those years. The first time I was fully feminized seeing my reflection of this attractive sexy woman staring back at me I actually cried out of happiness to finally feel see the person I should have been born as. It felt as if a huge weight was lifted off my shoulders. I couldn't stop smiling at how I felt and looked. In a single brief moment my physical appearance, my emotions and my mental state all came together making me realize my life as a pathetic beta male was finally over. I accepted and embraced being a woman was now my new life. Pamela was born and I've never been healthier physically and mentally as I have been these past 16 years. Yes I finally achieved the life I so desperately wanted to live.

 After being in the closet for 5 years working on my body image, make up, trying all types of clothing, accessories, breast forms, walking and talking in a more fem way I realized just how normal and natural it felt being in women's clothes. Having so many fem traits, charasterics and personality then adding the clothing and I got such a boost of self confidence to finally be an attractive sexy person. That changed my entire life as I decided my life would be much better if I just accepted and embraced the fact I preferred to be dressed as a woman. That's exactly what I did and it's now been 16 years I lived full time as Pamela and I've never been happier.

Pamela, thank you so much for sharing your story.  Reader, be advised that if you venture into reading more of Pamela's post, some are (R) rated.