I saw this posted reply on another site thread and wondered how you felt:
'For the longest time I believed that my SO had a male self and a female self that alternated. Eventually I saw that my SO was always my same SO, no matter how dressed. I stopped trying to define it as male or female, mostly because I don't generally see much difference between men and women except for what they can do with their physical bodies (men generally have more muscle mass, women can lactate, etc).
By this I mean that men and women work the same jobs, enjoy the same pastimes (some men cook, some women enjoy football), have the same emotions (they both feel joy and sadness), share the same household and outdoor chores, take care of their same kids, etc. Whether my SO was dressed or not, we talked about the same things, ate the same food, did the same things together when hanging out, listened to the same music, watched the same movies, had our same opinions about things. Does this make sense? I honestly don't see a gender gap (except for the physical differences between males and females), and so I stopped stressing about whether my SO was male or female. He is simply my SO who enjoys presenting as a woman occasionally.'
Katie x
Neither me not Esme have an alternating male and female side.. Esme is all female despite wearing flat shoes a lot and I enjoy the odd escapism as Davina.
I'm the same no matter how i 'm dressed but Esme says i'm nicer as Davina.. There isn t much difference between the sexes and what is is biological and defined by society and beliefs.
We both enjoy sport, both cook, both do housework, both being up the kids but that's just equality... I probably tend to wear high heels more often lol.
If I'm dressed we may vary conversation more towards make-up and fem clothing more.
Good post the end is we are the same people Crossdressing doesn t change that
Davina