Hi my name is Jaye. I'm currently in a relationship of 5 years. I love my partner and we have a pretty good sex life. Considering with just had a kid. But My partner is pretty conservative and isnt intetested in exploring and crazy kinks with me. I have not come out and said I'm bi. I have always suspected myself to. I have had many fantasy's and cravings to explore this i was a teenager . But the thought of getting caught kept me away. I have enjoyed using some toys here and there which i have bought. okay (alot of toys) But usually throw away. She actually found a dildo once and asked what the fuck is this lol. I said what do you think. And we left it at that. I fantasise oftern about every crazy bisexual encounter you can think of. Recently I have found I really enjoy cd"ing and imagine submitting myself to someone who would enjoy it haha. The cd'ing really turns me on alot!! I find myself doing it as soon as she leaves the house ! It's becoming abit of problem cause I enjoy it soo much! I feel like she is going to come home one day and catch me. . I really don't know what to do.. Is there is anyone else out there who had been in a similar position. What did you do? If you partner isn't interested in it. And your worried if she sees you cross dressed. It change you relationship alot. Did you keep hiding it and enjoy it now and then . Or did you manage to stop doing it It seems I stop for awhile but then I crave it so much it boils over..... and I keep going back toplaying with toys while cross-dressing.
Most guys who don't want their partner to find out about their sexuality/kinks will remain silent about them and I'm thinking that if crossdressing is your thing, yeah, she might not have a sense of humor or understanding about that. If you are sure that you can't talk to her about this, chill out and work on being a good father.
Whether you are bi or a cd or even trans (a lot of trans people start out crossdressing) is no big deal in itself. Be who you are as long as no one gets hurt. You have two choices: talk to her about it or stop acting on your fantasies, including the cd-ing. Hiding it from her is hurting your relationship, and you will eventually pay for that. Yes, talking about it will alter your relationship, but hiding it is already altering the relationship. Once you talk, then she gets to be a participant in the decision-making. She might say that all is fine. Or she might say that the relationship is over, or anything in between. You and she are a team, and this needs to be a team process, even if she opts not to participate in your fantasies. I have been in a similar position. I hid my feminine side for years. But when I realized that I could not stop the fantasies and that eventually I would get caught, I came clean with her, and told her I was trans. She was not happy, but she gets the team concept, and she was supportive. We are still together 8 years later. I have transitioned and she has accepted that. When the subject comes up (it seldom does) she tells people that the is not a lesbian; she says she is a "lesbian by marriage". I would suggest talking to a therapist about this. They can help you decide what you want to do about it, and can help you plan strategies for talking to your wife. If there is no way you can see a therapist without explaining to her (that was my situation), then you are stuck with talking to her first.
In our lives, we have explored many different types of fun kinks. Its all good, if everyone is on the same page. Bottom line is love, sex and having fun with each other. Alone time is good too and we allow each other the time to chill or explore with our toys, etc. Talking and openess is the key .
So you have refrained from exploring your sexual interests and even agreed to live with a conservative woman and have a child, thereby agreeing to limit your sexual freedom to heterosexuality with only one person. Since you like your sex life with your girlfriend, it can be said that your girlfriend is honouring the - implicit - agreements, while you want more than you are entitled to. It doesn't matter whether it's additional women or men. Bisexual response patterns are not evidence of deviant sexuality, they only prove that sexual possibilities have not been successfully blocked. Therefore, the claim of bisexuality cannot be used as an excuse in such cases. As long as no third parties are involved, that seems a bit harsh at first. But is it appealing to be constantly on the defensive, fearing that family life will eventually collapse? Men should not underestimate women's amazing ability to find out about a man's sex life. The potential financial consequences of female dissatisfaction need to be considered. You should first clarify what you really want, perhaps with the help of specialist forums and hotlines, and then consider further steps with a suitable therapist.
Pretty sure most men imagine themselves as women at some point. It doesn't mean we're gay or bi or trans, but imaginative. And women's clothes are often better. I find it a bummer that I can't wear a skirt as normal dressing because it has a lot of advantages. But I've learned to make do and wear shorts that are skirt-like but still technically shorts. And women's jeans, I have a few pairs I wear, that have the shape, stretchiness, softness, and snug package benefit, but without the frilly pockets. That doesn't detract from my masculinity nor make me attracted to males. I just enjoy the benefits of improved clothing.
I find that I have the same issues with clothing. I love the idea of a skirt, but hate how it looks on me. I have zero inclination towards being gay or bi, and think it makes me look gay. Not like that would be bad, but it would not be who I am. Maybe it is in my own head, but I wish there were more masculine looking skirts or Kilts that did not look sooo Irish. I sort of feel like a poser when I put on a traditional Kilt. I bought one with the idea for my wife and I to go out for St Patrick’s day. sort of an excuse to test the waters, but just could do it. I felt like a poser. Also I do not like how long the traditional Kilts are. I guess I have to settle for short length wide legged liner-less shorts and commando. If anyone has links to kilt options that are shorter and less Irish looking please respond.
Look at "Utility Kilts" and you can also have them made to order at different lengths. Try USA Kilts on line.
There's also the hiking skirts, they claim are gender neutral. You can find them with a search. Several options come up. Purple rain is one. Hiking Skirt with Pockets for Women and Men – LightHeart Gear another. Pretty cool. However, it's worth noting that for men an open skirt needs to be pretty long in order to allow sitting without spilling the goods. A skirt can be short but requires a cloth strip from front to back to catch things when sitting. The strap can hang when walking and allow most of the air over benefits. So it's worth a try but in the end for me I've just opted for the shorts. I tend to go cutoffs and expand the leg and crotch room so they're like a skirt with a strip of fabric. To the casual observer they just look like shorts except if following me climbing. I also have luck with some "active wear" shorts - I get em a little big and cut the legs to height, usually to just below the pocket depth. Last ones I got at Costco inexpensively and the leg fabric left over was about six inches but they came out nice. Thin, leaves a nice print, airy, great for hiking and biking and shopping but not much protection when working on stuff. So... Lots of options to explore.
For me, I am looking for something fairly short. I would want a length that is just long enough that would provide coverage as long as I was careful. No different than a woman in a mini-skirt. The risk of possible exposure for a woman is partly why they like wearing mini-skirts as well. I am not looking to do cartwheels or rock climbing, but possibly hiking trails and working around the yard etc. I will check out some of your suggestions. Thank you.
You might consider finding a plain denim mini skirt in a thrift store that fits. Maybe trim the hem to where your want it (I like wrist length on the sides and finger tip length front center). Experiment to see what works best. Then sew a strip of denim about 2"wide and 6" long to the front and back center just above the hem. Experiment to find your recipe. That allows for the risk of exposure plus allows sitting with legs closed without showing. To show just open a leg a little in the direction of the target. Hiking a steep rough section, the people below will get a show. Normal walking, nothing shows.