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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Hello Cath-N-Del,
like many tags there is not a definite answer or definition, although I prefer to class myself as a CD as I don't fully dress in feminine clothes, just underwear and T.V.s as those who do fully dress, with a wig etc, i.e try and appear feminine. straight, gay or bi has nothing to do with it, both can be any of those three.
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By *ath-N-Del OP Couple
over a year ago
Glasgow area |
Don't meet them for fun..
Have met a good few very nice ones though at CJ's, some bi some straight, and although I don't see any reason to be calling them anything but their chosen names, just wanted to make sure lol  |
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
Neither label - CD or TV - defines sexuality.
Both indicate a need to dress in clothes of the opposite sex, but short of the need for chemical or surgical interventions.
Instinctively, i associate cross dressing with a sexual fetish and transvestism with lifestyle.
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By *waymanMan
over a year ago
newcastle |
"Just wasn't sure if a straight preferred CD and bi/gay preferred TV..."
Nope. in my opinion CDs are people who cross dress, they do it for fun, or because they like the look. TV's are tranvestites - people whose adoption of the other genders garb is more psychologically rooted. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Tranvestites or cross dressers don't appeal to me whatsoever sexually, but transexuals do for some reason, especially the ones who really do look like girls but have nice boobs and a nice big cock between their legs.  |
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"Just wasn't sure if a straight preferred CD and bi/gay preferred TV...
Nope. in my opinion CDs are people who cross dress, they do it for fun, or because they like the look. TV's are tranvestites - people whose adoption of the other genders garb is more psychologically rooted. "
This is what i was going to say,Cd is more of a kink,TV a way of being.
Neither is an indication of sexuality. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"All I know is, a bloke in a frock isn't a woman, the same as a dog in a stable isn't a horse "
Funny you say that, I have a friend (T-girl) Alana, I first met her as Alana, and I always think of her as 'her' it confuses me more when I occassionaly meet her as 'Alan' ... she's just Alana to me |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"All I know is, a bloke in a frock isn't a woman, the same as a dog in a stable isn't a horse
Funny you say that, I have a friend (T-girl) Alana, I first met her as Alana, and I always think of her as 'her' it confuses me more when I occassionaly meet her as 'Alan' ... she's just Alana to me "
So your friend has had the full 'engine swap' as it were? |
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"Neither label - CD or TV - defines sexuality.
Both indicate a need to dress in clothes of the opposite sex, but short of the need for chemical or surgical interventions.
Instinctively, i associate cross dressing with a sexual fetish and transvestism with lifestyle.
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
"All I know is, a bloke in a frock isn't a woman, the same as a dog in a stable isn't a horse "
when is a bloke in a frock not a bloke? when he looks like a woman? does that make he a she?
sex is defined by what is between your legs; gender by what is in your head
understand the difference and you will begin to understand the spectrum of gender dysphoria.
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By *ath-N-Del OP Couple
over a year ago
Glasgow area |
"Neither label - CD or TV - defines sexuality.
Both indicate a need to dress in clothes of the opposite sex, but short of the need for chemical or surgical interventions.
Instinctively, i associate cross dressing with a sexual fetish and transvestism with lifestyle.
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Thanx!
That makes sense to me xx |
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