Mother Dressed me as LLFauntleroy

Hi! My mother dressed me in very effeminate “boys” clothes. b. 1954

I wore some dresses that were ‘hand-me-downs’ from my mother’s brother, my uncle Mike. As with both sides of the family, my mother and aunt continued the tradition for me and two countries. I had a professional photo taken in November 1957 wearing an off white cotton dress with open work lace neckline. I was 3.5 years old.

Aside from a pinafore and blouse that I believe was purchased for me and that I wore several times until I was in Kindergarten. As an FYI for any Reader that is kind enough to read this, and future entries, I do not recall specifics or most of the circumstances in which I was dressed. My two sisters, my oldest sister especially, have been the sources for the relatively good details. My former wife and still very good friend is and has been a big contributor based on her weekly get togethers over Pino Grigio the last few years of her life, when mother could talk for hours about us her family from 30 years old when the ass that technically was our father who bolted when I was 3.5 years old.

Not to get too revealing but I was born into a well to do families. more to follow !! Thank you!!! My love to you all! Jaime

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Any chance? Please?

Since I have been on Zity I am allowing myself to try and “feel” what others may feel. To be dressed like a girl??? I have never done that but the more I think about it the more I find it interesting. I think if I was going to cross dress I would probably like to be very passive… maybe a little sissy.

Danny I find myself the same way while I dont as yet I have tried on some items in private Jamie love the story.

Hi little joey, if you ever want to just talk and exchange thoughts please contact me.

Off topic BUT I must be old as dirt! I raced Freddie Bartholomew in Formula Ford auto races back when... He was about 50 years old at the time and I was about 23 yrs old. At the time I thought he was OLD but a very quick race car driver, but not as fast as me 😃!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMmxSELuP-8

Sure anytime danny

In the early 1950's I remember one classmate who's mother always had him dressed in a cowboy outfit. Always very neatly done. Funny thing, none of us ever said anything or teased him, as might happen when anyone appeared outside the norm.

Not to stereotype (too much) but maybe they were from Texas or Way Out West and didn't feel comfortable otherwise? Or perhaps he was from country-western singer family?

Sorry, but couldn't help the jibe.