crossdressing

[Unregistered]

Im 14 years old and i like to crossdress. The only problem is i have no way to get womens clothes. My parents are divorced so I can't take any of her thing and I don't have a sister. I don't trust any of my friends well enough yet to tell them. There is no place within walking distance i can get female clothes. I have no idea what to do. I want to crossdress but i can't.

[spreadeagle]

G'day mate,

You will need to build up the confidence to go into shops. Choose big department stores, or Wallmarts that have a lot of customers. If buying stockings or underwear just behave perfectly normally and if challenged say they're for your mother. Know your dress size, and shoe size but don't try anything on in a shop.

Another good place to try is op-shops, second-hand-clothes shops, and charity shops. Your story here should be that you're putting on a play at school and you're hunting out costumes for the wardrobe department.

It's not too bizarre for a guy to learn to knit or sew and make his own clothes.

It's amazing what people throw away - if you keep your eyes open on trash day or check out rubbish bins and dumpsters you'll probably find stuff that just needs a wash or dry-clean - again, the dry-cleaning is for your Mom. Check-out the rear entrances of any garment or fashion shops in your area after closing time. In New Zealand we have big recycling bins in public carparks and at schools - they 're colour coded with blue ones for clothing - have you got them in the States? You can often reach inside and pull stuff out - do it on a Sunday when no-one's around.

Avoid any temptation to shop-lift or steal clothes from laundry lines - you don't want the risk of discovery or the consequences at your age.

Now here's a good one - get neatly dressed with an empty suitcase or hold-all; take a bus-ride to a nearby suburban neighbourhood and go door-to-door; you're collecting clothes to send to destitute families in Pakistan (or wherever - you choose the charity); when you get the clothes home sort through them - keep what you want and pass the rest onto the charity.

You can buy lengths of sheer sexy fabric without arousing suspicion. When you get home you can drape it sari-style, sew a simple sheath dress, or improvise a bikini with it. You'll look gorgeous.

I hope that helps you scratch your itch
Take care
Spread

[Unregistered]

you forgot to say be sure to take a crap first

[Paras Bhargava]

Why not just order the female clothes from an online supplier?

[Unregistered]

go online to e-bay or trade-me in nz. all i want to know is where to get shoes from in size 11 mens?

[donna]

G'day mate,

You will need to build up the confidence to go into shops. Choose big department stores, or Wallmarts that have a lot of customers. If buying stockings or underwear just behave perfectly normally and if challenged say they're for your mother. Know your dress size, and shoe size but don't try anything on in a shop.

Another good place to try is op-shops, second-hand-clothes shops, and charity shops. Your story here should be that you're putting on a play at school and you're hunting out costumes for the wardrobe department.

It's not too bizarre for a guy to learn to knit or sew and make his own clothes.

It's amazing what people throw away - if you keep your eyes open on trash day or check out rubbish bins and dumpsters you'll probably find stuff that just needs a wash or dry-clean - again, the dry-cleaning is for your Mom. Check-out the rear entrances of any garment or fashion shops in your area after closing time. In New Zealand we have big recycling bins in public carparks and at schools - they 're colour coded with blue ones for clothing - have you got them in the States? You can often reach inside and pull stuff out - do it on a Sunday when no-one's around.

Avoid any temptation to shop-lift or steal clothes from laundry lines - you don't want the risk of discovery or the consequences at your age.

Now here's a good one - get neatly dressed with an empty suitcase or hold-all; take a bus-ride to a nearby suburban neighbourhood and go door-to-door; you're collecting clothes to send to destitute families in Pakistan (or wherever - you choose the charity); when you get the clothes home sort through them - keep what you want and pass the rest onto the charity.

You can buy lengths of sheer sexy fabric without arousing suspicion. When you get home you can drape it sari-style, sew a simple sheath dress, or improvise a bikini with it. You'll look gorgeous.

I hope that helps you scratch your itch
Take care
Spreadi use charity shops just after opining as assisants are generally too busy to notice pluss holadays are a good time to buy as many men buy presents at this time
you need sometimes just need to bite youre teeth and buy and if you get that look just say its a present, and dont buy too near home

[donna]

G'day mate,

You will need to build up the confidence to go into shops. Choose big department stores, or Wallmarts that have a lot of customers. If buying stockings or underwear just behave perfectly normally and if challenged say they're for your mother. Know your dress size, and shoe size but don't try anything on in a shop.

Another good place to try is op-shops, second-hand-clothes shops, and charity shops. Your story here should be that you're putting on a play at school and you're hunting out costumes for the wardrobe department.

It's not too bizarre for a guy to learn to knit or sew and make his own clothes.

It's amazing what people throw away - if you keep your eyes open on trash day or check out rubbish bins and dumpsters you'll probably find stuff that just needs a wash or dry-clean - again, the dry-cleaning is for your Mom. Check-out the rear entrances of any garment or fashion shops in your area after closing time. In New Zealand we have big recycling bins in public carparks and at schools - they 're colour coded with blue ones for clothing - have you got them in the States? You can often reach inside and pull stuff out - do it on a Sunday when no-one's around.

Avoid any temptation to shop-lift or steal clothes from laundry lines - you don't want the risk of discovery or the consequences at your age.

Now here's a good one - get neatly dressed with an empty suitcase or hold-all; take a bus-ride to a nearby suburban neighbourhood and go door-to-door; you're collecting clothes to send to destitute families in Pakistan (or wherever - you choose the charity); when you get the clothes home sort through them - keep what you want and pass the rest onto the charity.

You can buy lengths of sheer sexy fabric without arousing suspicion. When you get home you can drape it sari-style, sew a simple sheath dress, or improvise a bikini with it. You'll look gorgeous.

I hope that helps you scratch your itch
Take care
Spreadi use charity shops just after opining as assisants are generally too busy to notice pluss holadays are a good time to buy as many men buy presents at this time
you need sometimes just need to bite youre teeth and buy and if you get that look just say its a present, and dont buy too near home

[pumpkinheadone]

You should tell a very close friend, you could start off the conversation
with DID YOU SEE THENEWS ARTICLE ON THE GUYS WEARING SKIRTS,
then indiscreetly suggest maybe they would like to see you crossdressed,
especially if it a female your talking to. Most females would like to secretly
crossdress a male into dresses and skirts, some would even go further
with additional apparel (panties, bras etc). I was crosdressed by some
girls, and believe me when I tell how excited they became.

[Unregistered]

Try second hand stores. I find them to be the best and cheapest way. If you have a Value Village in the area, nobody in the village cares what you buy. I shop there all the time for my female clothing.