I see that some people on here think that some of the confessions are made up, I know that nobody really suggested that this was the case my confession, but all the same I would like to clarify to you guys (and girls) that I was being one hundred percent truthful.
Even though it was posted anonymously it was very liberating to be able to say what I did to a public audience, so I thought I'd give you a small insight into my life, this is for my benefit more than anything because it feels good to talk about this, anyway, like I said before the first time I started wearing girls clothes was when I used to steal my sisters, the first time was an experience I'll never forget, it felt so nice to wear a dress, so so nice, I felt free as I did my twirls in my room and danced around girlishly, I could finally let my hair down and be me, it was like a giant weight was lifted off my shoulders, I made the most of that moment before I had to put my 'uniform' back on and pretend to be normal again.
When I think back to before this first experience I remember I was always jealous of my sister, she always looked so pretty in her clothes, I was just stuck with my boring trousers, t-shirts and jumpers etc, no fun at all, men's clothes are so boring, I can really understand why so many woman love clothes shopping because there is so many different styles of clothing, it's like your in paradise. You know it's crazy how well you can keep a secret when you want to, all these years and I've never been caught out yet, all the times I've worn woman's underwear to work, (and even school back in the day), all the times I dressed up in the house while everyone was out, I'll admit I came pretty close to being caught out a few times, but luckily I always just managed to get through unscathed.
It may be hard for some of you to understand why I do what I do, you'll probably think it's very strange and unnatural, but to me it feels very natural, and very normal, I guess it's just the way that I was born, sometimes I'd rather not feel this way to be honest but I am who I am and I can't change that, at the end of the day I feel it's made me a more rounded person and more able to understand and accept other peoples differences, so for that at least I am glad.
