So you are a sissy

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littlegirl_inside

Posted on November 20th, 2011 ~ 3:29 pm

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So you are a sissy, you dress up in girls clothes. It may be a fetish to you, it may be a lifstyle, you may dress up purely for sexual reasons, or you may be a little girl inside and need to express her. Maybe you dress in-frequently, maybe every single day, maybe just when the urge takes control.

There are so many sissies out there, all perfecty unique in their outlook and desires yet linked to a common bond. But what about in everyday hum drum, how does your own unique sissiness express itself in 'male' mode? Or does it?

I'm interested to know if your sissiness slips through, or if you let it slip through. Does your sissiness actually dictate who you are in 'male' mode? Or do you try so very hard to hide your sissiness? Are there times therefore when your sissiness peeps out from the man?

With me for instance, I am a little girl sissy and that little girl, my sissiness peep out a lot. In my world I have to keep my sissiness inside as much as possible, but there I times I will sulk, there are times I will giggle. I am afraid of the potty and thus have many potty issues. I am an occasional bed wetter. I am afraid of many adult things, things that adults take for granted. I am not good at following adult conversation.

I'm a dreamer, my mind wanders to girlish thoughts on a regular basis, my attention span is well, what was I talking about? Oh yes, my attention span is not great. I'm fragile, I'm timid. I have to stop myself when the urge to skip takes over!!

So how about you?

Samantha

~cliques~

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sissyjj

Posted November 20th, 2011 ~ 5:08 pm

I think a lot of Sissy expression depends on personal circumstances. Now I am getting older, and the kids are all grown up and I have time to myself, it is much easier. My ex wife was not keen on my crossdressing at all. My son hates it, whilst my daughter even did my makeup on one occasion. I am, like a lot of Sissies rather gender confused. I have an opposing Domme side to being a Sissy. A perfect balance between the two characters, with very specific attention to clothing. I also have a fetish interest which appears in each character. I find a great release in donning layers of frilly petticoats and frilly satin dresses. To transform oneself into someone else is extraordinary. I have a huge collection of sissy clothes and wigs. I have had this interest since I was a little boy, growing up with often absent parents and three older bullying sisters. Also a tyrannical German Nanny who would encourage my sisters to dress me. She also regularly beat me with a cane, it was the early 1950's.

I have support from various ladies in this small Welsh village, who often ask to see any new piccies. Men seem to have the problem, it appears. But a local male journalist (another pro drummer), has recently filmed a documentary about me. I dressed as a maid. I am awaiting final editing of his film. However, I would not go down the lane in all my frills!

JJ. xxxx

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wittle_bwittany

Posted November 21st, 2011 ~ 11:33 pm

i dont really know how to answer this.

i have a very strong sissy side most of the time. i love dresses and shoes and everything girly, but most of the time i try to hide it. there are times when something will slip. i'll be at a store and see a girl and say something like "i love her shoes!" but most everyone knows about my dressing up and so little slips like that dont cause much of a stir.

i love getting all dolled up, but i dont do it very often. i have to be in the mood for it. plus if i did it all the time, i would get bored of it. and that thought terrifies me! i never want to become so complacent with my girly side that it no longer interests me. i know your probly thinking "the urge to dress up never goes away." and your right, it never will, but everything can lose its novelty if over done. i like to keep my sessions few and far between so that each is just as exciting as the last.

i often say i have two people inside me. if your read my bio on my sissy space, you'll get what i mean. but to be completely honest, there really one and the same. both of the people within me are great people and they come together to form the person i am. i cant always express both sides of my personality(especially at once) but there always there, and i love them both!

i am brittany her royal puffiness!!!

im officially in love with the color pink.

*hugs and kisses for all*

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Jennifer Funshine

Posted November 22nd, 2011 ~ 7:32 am

Regardless of the activity I'm engaged in, my sissy side is always present.
As far as possible I hide her feelings but her personality can be very strong
and often I get caught by others singing, giggling or skipping at home and in public!

Every night before bed time I will pick out a cute outfit for her to wear
and on occasion will use perfume or earrings to heighten those inner feelings.
Provided I don't have any appointments during the day, I'll slip into a pair
of panties and wear boy clothes over them for the benefit of my friends.

However, when I'm in my bedroom I have no hang ups over looking feminine,
and should anyone bother me I make no attempt to cover it up, it's who I am after all.
Whether my dresses, panties, diapers and the like are spread out across my bedding
or tossed on the floor doesn't really matter because it's my room.
For me, if people don't like it, well then they don't need to look.

Being direct and truthful about your position reduces confusion from others
and provides you with confidence. I would never go outside wearing a sun dress
but by the same token I don't hide my desire to do so. Shopping can become
a frightening ordeal when our emotions get the better of us, but if anyone asks me
why I'm purchasing a Tinkerbell or Minnie Mouse t-shirt from the little girls isle,
I simply tell them... "Well I love Disney and this is the only part of your store
that sells what I'm looking for."

Once I figured out how to hide in plain sight, being a sissy baby got incredibly easy.
I think the real challenge lies in overcoming people's reactions but since I generally
prefer accommodating those around me, I'll act as my friend's do, all the while
secretly wondering if any of them would think I'd look cute in Pampers! *giggles*

Day-dreaming is a large part of my life and is probably common among sissies.
I can't seem to help brushing my hair in public or admiring myself in the mirror
while people flash me strange looks. I tend to pout when things go awry
and comment on dresses I see adorning mannequins in window shops...
Golly, I'd keep a pacifier in my mouth at all times if I could get away with it, lol.

But that is just who I am and it's taken me years to even get this far.
Of course I don't regret one second of it... and honestly, no one should have to.
Ever.

~ With Much Love ~
Jenny

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wittle_bwittany

Posted November 23rd, 2011 ~ 3:51 pm

Regardless of the activity I'm engaged in, my sissy side is always present.
As far as possible I hide her feelings but her personality can be very strong
and often I get caught by others singing, giggling or skipping at home and in public!

Every night before bed time I will pick out a cute outfit for her to wear
and on occasion will use perfume or earrings to heighten those inner feelings.
Provided I don't have any appointments during the day, I'll slip into a pair
of panties and wear boy clothes over them for the benefit of my friends.

However, when I'm in my bedroom I have no hang ups over looking feminine,
and should anyone bother me I make no attempt to cover it up, it's who I am after all.
Whether my dresses, panties, diapers and the like are spread out across my bedding
or tossed on the floor doesn't really matter because it's my room.
For me, if people don't like it, well then they don't need to look.

Being direct and truthful about your position reduces confusion from others
and provides you with confidence. I would never go outside wearing a sun dress
but by the same token I don't hide my desire to do so. Shopping can become
a frightening ordeal when our emotions get the better of us, but if anyone asks me
why I'm purchasing a Tinkerbell or Minnie Mouse t-shirt from the little girls isle,
I simply tell them... "Well I love Disney and this is the only part of your store
that sells what I'm looking for."

Once I figured out how to hide in plain sight, being a sissy baby got incredibly easy.
I think the real challenge lies in overcoming people's reactions but since I generally
prefer accommodating those around me, I'll act as my friend's do, all the while
secretly wondering if any of them would think I'd look cute in Pampers! *giggles*

Day-dreaming is a large part of my life and is probably common among sissies.
I can't seem to help brushing my hair in public or admiring myself in the mirror
while people flash me strange looks. I tend to pout when things go awry
and comment on dresses I see adorning mannequins in window shops...
Golly, I'd keep a pacifier in my mouth at all times if I could get away with it, lol.

But that is just who I am and it's taken me years to even get this far.
Of course I don't regret one second of it... and honestly, no one should have to.
Ever.

~ With Much Love ~
Jenny

wow jen, thats quite an inspirational little tale you've got there! i make no effort to hide my sissy side amongst those that know and either accept it or just dont care, but i can think of 3 people that i would die if they ever walked in on me in a dress.

i can only hope that i make it to where you are some day! thanks so much for sharing!

i am brittany her royal puffiness!!!

im officially in love with the color pink.

*hugs and kisses for all*

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