Crossdreaming: A Femboy’s Dreams Come True? (Femboy to Gorgeous Girl)

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We know from psychology that obsessive behaviour can be caused by a wide variety of factors beyond Aspeberger, especially if social and/or sexual repression is involved. And in the case of crossdreaming there is always some degree of repression. So I am starting to wonder if -- subconsciously -- our crossdreaming instill some kind of fear or shame in us that makes us antisocial: "I am not a man, I am not good enough, the women won't like me etc. etc." that makes us afraid of people judging us. The end effect would be very much like Asperger. encompassing preoccupation with one or more stereotyped and restricted patterns of interest that is abnormal either in intensity or focus r/crossdreaming is a safe place for discussion and support for all kinds of people who color outside the traditional gender lines, whether this is done openly or in secret.

I also can relate to many symptoms describing the daily life of an aspie although having overlapping behavior is by no means a proof of having the same core issues. I also have a disbalance in the sensibility of my senses: my hearing is over reactive to my dismay. Noises that can be bearable for others cause me extreme suffering, also my sight is extremely sensitive too, I tend to prefer darker environments bc of the extreme discomfort natural and artificial lights cause me. On the other hand, my taste is under developed and I often don't notice I am eating something rancid until my stomach hurts XD So, at this stage, some of the ‘prosthetic crossdressers’ will start looking at physical transformations of their bodies. Fortunately, the first steps are today socially acceptable: getting rid of your body hair (even facial hair) is definitely tolerated. Growing your hair long, specially if it’s braided, is perfectly acceptable in a male. Grooming your eyebrows — not doing them pencil-thin, just well-groomed — is also acceptable. And while long fingernails are not acceptable, treating them well is fine — we need to thank the metrosexuals for that! Prosthetics can certainly enhance the illusion of a female body, but, of course, there is a catch: you cannot look under your clothes, or bye-bye illusion! One reason for the previous two classes to abhor prosthetics is because of that: they wish to be ‘natural’. Sure, there is nothing to fill in that bra they’re wearing, but who cares, when the important thing is to wear a bra — not what’s inside it? There are lots of flat-chested women around — just look at supermodels, for example! I can also relate to the narrow interest trait. Although I think "narrow" is a very pejorative term since philosophy of langage,or epistemology of sciences open my mind much more than any social babbling. I feel often that those interest exclude me from conversations, and this exclusion is reinforced by symbolical violence.For many, reaching climax is the end of their cross gender experience. They have no desire to cross gender in any context other than a sexual one. Furthermore, they may be embarrassed about their sexuality. Therefore, they prefer to think of it as a fetish with no deeper ramifications for their psyche. I have compensated a lot throughout years, and am now able to pass as a skilled social communicator but as I said this has always been some kind of role play for me. It means that social relationships are never inate for me. I don't automatically know how to behave according to a certain context.

In my own country, Norway, the only crossdreamers that are seen (but not understood) are the male to female crossdressers. I don't think people understand there are FTM crossdreamers. There are even lesbians and transmen who would deny their existence. Just in case you haven’t read my blog before, I’m totally unconvinced that ‘transition’ would reduce my obsessive crossdreaming.) B. Restricted repetitive and stereotyped patterns of behavior, interests, and activities, as manifested by at least one of the following: He eventually concocted a theory that attributed that desire as either a misdirected sex drive or wanting to attract heterosexual men as partners (in the case of patients attracted to men). He called the made up disease that supposedly drove those of his patients who were attracted to women "autogynephilia." It can be said that dedicating the first article of our new Spanish language blog to anti-LGBTIQ rights literature is giving undeserved publicity to ideas that are harmful to society. However, if we want to understand how these ideas work and why they are shared by many people, we believe it is necessary to map these discourses.

Comments that Jack Molay wanted to add to my definition…

marked impairment in the use of multiple nonverbal behaviors such as eye-to-eye gaze, facial expression, body postures, and gestures to regulate social interaction My hearing is very keen, sometimes I can't deal with bright lights or flashing lights They hurt my eyes.