From the Publisher
This book continues where Dr. Rudd's first book,
My Husband Wears My Clothes, ended. Society places the crossdresser in a defensive position. The crossdresser frequently experiences many feelings of guilt because of his love of the feminine. Am I gay? Do I want to become a woman? These are many of the questions asked by the crossdresser who is seeking answers. Is it possible to be a crossdresser and maintain a sense of dignity. This book may answer many of the questions asked by the crossdresser, the significant persons in their life and helping professionals. The end result should be a personal growth which leads to self-fulfillment and acceptance.
From the Author
As a helping professional and the wife of a man "who crosses gender lines", my goal in writing this book was to address the emotions that surface when men transcend gender lines. I believe this book will help crossdressers overcome the emotions of guilt, fear, denial, hostility, and loneliness. As crossdressers move forward to inner peace and a sense of personal dignity, they will realize richer and more complete lives.
Since this book represents the collective input from 852 crossdressers worldwide, a wide spectrum of ideas, theories and philosophies is presented. It would be impossible for any reader to accept such a diversity of opinions at face value. Each reader must approach the content of this book with an open mind and use it as a catalyst for introspection. It is my desire that reading this book will help crossdressers in the process of self-awareness and self-acceptance. For the non- crossdresser, there may be a heightened acceptance of the phenomenon of crossdressing.
