The Crossdressing Discussion Thread

@LightningBolt  
But women can’t crossdress. :P
 
Nah, you can post that here if you want.
 
 
@kylebiddle  
I like both, though I tend to have my OC do more SFW crossdressing than NSFW crossdressing.

I’d love to do something like this with some girl. Non-sexually even. Maybe as a dare.
 
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@Cirrus Light  
I know, but I’m talking about myself. D:

@noobiestbrony  
I do love wearing things that hug my bits in a nice way and give me cute bulges like that. It’s fun to imagine my bits erect and pressed against my belly by something soft and snug.

Just when I thought my crossdressing ideas were just a phase, I read your new posts and my desire to feel like a beautiful girl in lovely female attire goes back up and through the roof. Dangit, guys ! ;p
 
@Nittany Discord  
Crossdress bulges are very nice indeed :3

@Hippony  
It happened to me around my early 20s. I thought my crossdressing phase has died out because crossdressing didn’t feel “good” anymore. However, it didn’t take long for me to start wanting to try on women’s clothing again, or to wear any gorgeous dress I saw and be happy in it.

Hie

Sometimes I like to look and feel good, but I think being introverted and someone private, makes me feel a little lonely.

It’s also fun to Have “fun” in stockings

@RD4590
_Yay

saving this.

@Background Pony #BA9A
Oh my god I love those. I’ve got two: one for logging and wood working, and the other for working in the garden.

They’re so nice I wish I could wear them for work. I might even get one for that - the one I’m wearing to work now is way too formal for T-Shirts.

@Background Pony #BA9A
Thanks! Looks good, _{but I care more about coordinating it with something sweet}

Time to cringe over the stuff I wrote six years ago.

Also, I should post cosplays!

@Nittany Discord
At what exactly?

@Nittany Discord
Everything from half a decade ago is potential cringe.

I was taking a class from Lea Hernandez and asked her how she deals with the horror of a blank piece of paper, or the cringe of seeing what you did in the past. And she said;

If you are alive, and you are a creative, then there is a great chance that you will have an ‘internal editor’ who hates everything you do. They will never go away - they will only get stronger. But if you listen to them, you won’t be creative.

Steven Pressfield’s “The War Of Art” does an amazing job of talking about “Artist Resistance” and using that lurking dread and cringe to figure out what you should be working on, and what you should be giving to someone else or ignoring.