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

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The girls in my class started developing hips and breasts and I was thinking "That's pretty cool, I wish I had that too. This tells me that their Asperger like symptoms are caused by a dissonance between their inner sense of self and the role they are forced to play, and not some genetic defect. However the now infamous Ray Blanchard did his best to do so and by the late 1980's was simply dismissing testaments of early childhood gender dysphoria by his patients as lying (hardly a scientific method) so they could fit a narrative aimed at transition. Thus, in many crossdreamers, there is no external expression whatsoever: they just dream at night about themselves as women, and derive some sexual arousal from that. It is a strategy known to anti-racist organizations that for decades have monitored hate speech related to racial segregation and other types of discrimination.

Some people around me might think I am "normal" and may not believe I am an aspie, bc female aspies cope better with it and can hide it.Since he took over Twitter Elon Musk has shown himself completely unable to preserve the social platform as an open and inclusive arena for information sharing and discussion. Richard Dawkins find it hard to grasp the difference between gender and biological sex, reducing gender identity to a matter of procreation in the process. Both of these are feminine features, but the top isn’t overly different than what you’ve already become accustomed to wearing in step 2. The same applies to hormone-induced fat distribution to your hips, tights and buttocks — wear looser clothing in straight lines and nobody will notice. However I know that my father is not a crossdreamer/crossdresser so it will be interesting to know your opinion as to how the genes mutated to give me this personality.

In fact, although I identify myself as ‘autogynophiliac’, I now have to be very careful when using that word — always stating that I don’t subscribe to Blanchard’s theories.If you find that Anne Lawrence’s book describes your condition, by all means allow yourself to be guided by it. I have read recently that "giftedness" could be confused with AS but I am pretty sure I am not gifted. It’s a serious question and it doesn’t help anybody that pro and anti trans commentators politicize it. However, the interesting aspect (for me at least) is that the proponents of the crossdreaming theory suggest that one thing is the condition itself, the other is how it is expressed.

My logic was a dictum of problem solving: that you can’t find the answer until you formulate the right question.

Been able to execute this experiment would tell us a lot about the underlying motivations of crossdreaming. I suspect that this is the main reason for why women can dress up in male clothing without being stigmatized, while the men dressing up as women are ridiculed. So, at this stage, some of the ‘prosthetic crossdressers’ will start looking at physical transformations of their bodies. Since all of the trans people I know trace their gender feelings to before puberty, it would be far too simplistic to try and reduce feelings of gender incongruence to sexual dysfunction.