Royal Marines | whydomencrossdress

I'm on holiday absolutely no hope of crossdressing unless I'm in the apartment alone and slip into something of Esmes ... tempting..

My daughters put false eyelashes on Esme and she's got contacts in her eyes surrounded by longer lashes look so sexy and had an immediate effect on me I had to retreat to the bedroom to hide but that's not the point of this post.. Great tho 20+ years on to still be so turned on by your wife.. I won't go into putting sun tan lotion on her and insisting on.. no not going there.. its rude and we run a respectable forum here lol

Esmes trialing kindle unlimited so being on holiday the Alpha me likes a Star Wars novel or an SAS book written by someone who served in 22 SAS.. and this guys on of the Trainers in SAS who's tough enough which is a brutal show putting civies and celebs through some of SAS selection anyway a lot of the SAS come from the Paras but this guy went Royal Marines his Grandad was Royal Engineers.. an aside.. if I hadn't met Esme when I did this crossdresser was heading that way despite my mother saying you are not going in the Army.. My grandfather was a sniper in the Royal Welch served during the 2nd world war in operation market garden France, Holland, Belgium and Germany where he was shot in the shoulder and returned home.. the Alpha in me was thinking Royal Engineers.. at the time if I had I'd have been in 2 Iraq wars and maybe Afganistan the same time as the author.. maybe i should have gone in the Marines for what I'm about to share which I've just shown Esme led on a longer by the pool..

Had I enlisted no Esme, no brilliant kids and maybe some IED would have had me by now as a Rpyal Engineer.. I digress..

Here's an extract from the hard nosed Royal Marine Comando SAS veteran... us T-girls are in good company..

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Unknown member

Apr 01, 2023

Strangley enough I was told by my father (ex-Army) that in no way was I going in the Army (to clever for that) or the Navy (strange people sailors) but when I applied to join the RAF he was pleased as punch. Ended up doing 23 years, and in those days being gay/transgendered/bi was a court martial offence and instant dismissal in disgrace! For years I kept my crossdressing a secret, even after getting married, I think many CDers try to "man up" and go for manly occupations, sports or activities to try and convince themselves and others they are "normal".

ally4322022

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Yep understand that, almost went for officer training after uni in Navy but was talked out of it by an uncle who'd been in the navy. Instead I followed in the family tradition and ended up in construction. Again a manly career. I actually am good at it but hated so many of the macho idiots. Now self employed as had to get out for my own sanity.