My neighbor is a cross dresser - at least

Love ya, Zoo...you know I mean it! I miss you and our therapy sessions!

 

How do you know that whatever makes a cross dresser do what they do isn't triggered by some 'disease' something in their brain, which makes it just as impossible for them resist, as the drink to the alcoholic, or the pill to the druggie?

All I can say is to each his own - his family can choose how they deal with it.[/QUOTE]


I was just thinking that nothing is impossible. If it were impossible for an alcoholic to resist alcohol then there would never be any recovering addicts. It is hard, but not impossible. If a crossdresser wanted help (like an alcoholic might) then he would seek help hopefully. Maybe he just doesn't see anything wrong with it. I do agree with you - to each his own. It's very easy to judge someone or a situation based on very few facts. I will leave that up to God. I don't feel good about giving my two cents when I really don't know the man's situation. I apologize for any previous posts that were judgemental. Zoo, I am so sorry for what you've had to go through. My husband grew up in the same environment. It has made him the man he is today. He is a wonderful husband and father because he was determined not to follow in his parents' footsteps. My prayers are with you and the man/woman crossdresser.

 

Sorry - the first part of my last post was a quote from Zoo - I didn't do it right! It looks like I wrote it.

 

Thats alright you plagerism ... you....:jester::jester: