Aveline Marlowe - The Adventures Of A CrossDress Female

As a crossdresser, I’ve found endless inspiration in the women around me—both famous icons and everyday role models.  Their strength, confidence, and unique sense of style have encouraged me to be who I am without fear or hesitation.  In this post, I want to celebrate the women who inspire me the most, and share how their influence has shaped my own journey of self-expression My Mother  My mother taught me how to have the strength to recover from addiction and how to have empathy for other human beings  My Big Sister  My sister who has been there for me my whole life especially during the times our parents weren't .One of the women in my life that taught me what being a woman is. Sarah D The AMAZING Sarah my friend and confidante who understood me continues to understand me encourages me supports me laughs and smiles with me. I look forward to our next girls day out. Shelby Church I love Shelby Church and I am a bit obsessed by her YouTube channel. I love Shelby...

Crossdressing has been part of my life for as long as I can remember, but it wasn’t something I ever expected to enjoy. I often asked myself: how or why did I even contemplate this? After all, I’m not a girl. To explain how it all started, I have to take you back to my teenage years, through childhood, puberty, and the long path toward self-acceptance. Growing Up I grew up in a fairly strict household with older parents. They loved me and cared for me, but they also had traditional values and clear expectations. Fortunately, I wasn’t an only child. I had an older sister, eight years my senior, who looked after me whenever my parents were busy. I admired her. She was confident, stylish, and independent. Did my admiration for her influence the way I later experimented with clothes? Maybe. I don’t know for sure, but looking back, she probably had more of an impact than I realised at the time. Puberty and Curiosity Puberty is confusing for everyone, and for me it raised even more question...

🎀 Rebranding My Feminine Side 🎀 ♥️ How I started to crossdress💄👗👠 I’ve always loved my feminine side ever since Sarah showed me how to be a girl  Sarah Is a friend of mine who after too much cheap cider when we were teenagers suggested I try on some of her clothes  then some makeup before I knew it Sarah had feminised me  I never looked back I was officially a crossdresser and from then on she never looked at me as anything other than a female friend. 🎀 How I feel now 🎀 I can spend hours thinking about how to express my inner woman  — planning outfits, exploring makeup looks, or meticulously shaving my legs and applying shea butter to my skin. Part of that expression was choosing a name. At first, I wanted something close to my male name, so  Allie  was born.  It felt comfortable and familiar, and I admired all the beautiful, elegant Allies out there. But eventually, I wanted to share her with the world. 🫂 Sharing My Identity Online 👥 When I f...

The Value of Time  Every human values time —  And so do I. At the moment, I’ve set myself a small but meaningful goal: to spend at least four days a year living as my female self. Four entire days where I can slip into my femininity, wear the clothes I love, and simply be . It’s not a lot of time, but it’s a start. Yet if I’m honest, it doesn’t feel like enough. I want more. I crave more. Maybe that makes me greedy, but I know I’m not alone. Many of us look at the women around us — in their smart trouser suits, their heels, their carefully chosen makeup and jewelry — and think, that could be me. The Struggle with Conventional Work  In my current role, I have the flexibility to work from home two days a week. On paper, that’s perfect. In reality, there are limitations. Yes, I could technically rent a co-working space, set up my laptop, and spend the day as the  woman I want to be . No one there would know me. I’d just be another professional working quietly, sipping c...