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BabyRuby88 said:I also experienced the phenomena of “purging” by myself. I had a very cute pink onesie jumpsuit and throw it away. It is really a pity… But I was in the purge cycle and told my I would never do such things again (I think I don’t have to tell you that of course I have done it again ^^). This worked for me month or even years but the wishes for dressing as an AB girl comes back stronger and stronger. I’m not sure what is the right thing to do here and I can’t give an advice, but I just want to say that I experienced a similar thing . I think it’s good, that you didn’t throw away everything. Maybe you don’t need the stuff you have thrown away and can be happy with the things you still have . In my opinion the important part is to find out how much sissy girl is good for your live. I know this is a very hard question and I can’t answer it for myself^^. But hey: lets try
Любая чистка, восстановление баланса. Лучше самим восстановить, чем ждать принудительного восстановления, очистки из вне!SrDiapCaged said:I think that purging is a normal aspect of finding who you are, learning what you are about, and then at some point, full acceptance of your inner nature that needs to be fully embraced. Like most of us (all of us?), I too have gone through many purge cycles which really do cost a lot of money, until finally I had a serious "sit down chat" with myself, a scolding even at the waste of money and the refusal to accept how I am how, who I am, what I am. After that, I was just happy as a clam as I finally accepted my "diapered sissy persona", and stopped wasting money on purges
Tom1066 said:Purging is the psychological cost of being a sissy. Societal pressures are overwhelming. We are made to feel shame and guilt
despite the fact that it is in our nature to be sissies, and may one day be found to be genetic in nature. There is little we can do
to overcome the incipient build-up of shame. We all purge. It's expensive, inconvenient and a gigantic waste. Plus, it is psychologically
very unsettling, depressing and anxiety raising. I personally have purged over $5,000 so far in life. Some of the most beautiful clothing
imaginable, 90% fitting me perfectly.
Purging, I sometimes think, is the cost to a sissy of staying alive and sane. We must forgive ourselves for purging. I believe that
many of us are helpless when it comes to crossdressing. And I have yet to find a psychologist who can help--at fees between $150
and $300 an hour. And there is no drug that stops sissydom. It's just what we are. The best we can do is be kind to ourselves in
the face of something that is simply in our nature and cannot--except for short periods of time--be controlled.