Blogapalooza!

Blogapalooza!

There is a pattern that I have noticed when it comes to the blog posts on XDress.  I must say that I do truly enjoy writing posts for the site, but what I enjoy more is reading the responses to those posts. I truly appreciate and respect the different perspectives that people provide, the experiences that they have had, and how everyone can relate to them on their journey in their own way.

The pattern that I allude to is that once a blog post gets released on the site, there are a couple of responses, and it may end there, or there may be a multitude of responses, and then it just stops.  It never seems to be an ongoing conversation, and in my opinion, this is such a safe and open place to share our experiences and opinions.

I also appreciate the fact that every post is also moderated, as I can only imagine what comes in. Thank you XDress team. So, the reason that I wanted to create a blogapalooza is to get more engagement on the site. The more we share, the more we learn, the greater our confidence, the more we give ourselves the permission to be ourselves, the greater the world becomes.

So, I have 3 questions when it comes to the blogging on the XDress site. Here it goes:

  1. What is your favorite blog? Of all the blogs that you have either wrote, or read, which one stands out the most, and why?  

For me, I truly love reading the responses from people, and openly sharing their experiences.  I just wrote the blog called “What would she say?”, and I really enjoyed Eddy’s story on how he got “caught” in his wife’s lingerie, and after some good communication, he now has a drawer of his own, and how it has taken their relationship to a new level.  I appreciated this blog, because it also gave me the affirmation within my relationship with my girlfriend. I also have a drawer full of satin and lace goodies that she gets to choose form every morning.  So, what is your favorite blog, and why?

2. Is there a reason that you are not contributing?

I have to admit, when I started on this journey, there was no way on God’s green earth that I was going to contribute and respond to any blog post on this site. I had a hard enough time thinking about ordering panties or even entertaining the thought of clicking “add to cart” for a bra. But, bit by bit as I felt understood, and built confidence, I would start to add comments to the blogs, and it felt good to be able to contribute hoping that it would help others along the way. The next thing I knew, I was writing blogs, and I do hope that it has given permission for others to do the same.  So, ask yourself, is there a reason that you are not contributing?  Are you sacred? Shy? Don’t know what to say?  Here’s my challenge: try it, see how it feels, and if you do, put a WB at the end, so I know that it’s your first, and I’ll respond back to keep the conversation going. 

3. If you were to write a blog?

If you were to write a blog, what would you write about?  If you go back in blog history, there is a long string of posts. Some are about energy, some about personal grooming (remember, you can’t grow grass on a playground), and David even had AI write a blog post. (It only had 4 comments). Scott also had a great post on Summer Stain Lingerie Refresh (2 comments).  There are so many various topics that have been discussed.  I have always tried to write about things that would either try and create interest, and therefore comments, such as the What Would She Say? blog post. Or, write about things to help people have reflection, such as my post on A Shift in Energy and to see things from another perspective.  If you were to write a blog, what would you write about?  Let’s hear what you have to say!!

I want to thank David, and the entire XDress team for the opportunity to write these blogs, to provide such amazing lingerie that we love so much. To be able to share our stories on this platform. Until XDress, I would have no idea where on earth I would be able to go to share my thoughts and experiences, and to know that it’s ok. 

Wrap up- What’s your favorite blog and why?  Why are you not contributing?  If you were to write a blog?  Let’s create a blogapalooza!!  Panties, bras, stockings, and heels on!!!

Cheers,

WB

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14 comments

WB I have plenty to say lol! I think I’ve commented on every blog since I found this site! I wonder what everyone’s journey to acceptance was? Meaning how long did it take you to accept and embrace your choices for men’s lingerie? It took me 42 years. Now I roll with it. I started with women’s panties but now with xdress and bodyaware I just order from here. I wear something everyday! Plenty to say I ll keep posting on the topics I see Get ur lingerie on I did Stevie

Stevie

This forum is open to everyone so please don’t feel shy about contributing your thoughts on anything Xdress: share what clothing choices make you happiest, your personal experiences and relationship advice that may help others. No one should feel alone or that they are a lesser person just because they happen to prefer panties to boxers. The fact that Xdress is still around after 30 years attests to the fact that there are a vast number of like minded individuals regularly visiting this site. It is totally anonymous to post, we do not collect email addresses, in fact you can just make up an email address and name if you wish. Hoping to hear from you all! David

David (Editor)

Hi Stevie, Great question, where is everyone? Thanks for helping to keep this going. I really enjoy writing these blogs, and really appreciate the comments that come in. I think that it is a great support system, especially those who may be new to the cross dressing game. I am very fortunate as my partner loves shopping online with me on X-Dress. She gives me feedback on what she likes, doesn’t like, and then gets excited when my purchases arrive. The n she wants me to show it off as soon as it arrives. I am very blessed to have such a partner in my life who supports me. So, to the rest of you out there. Let’s keep these blog posts alive with comments. I am happy to write and share, if you are willing to contribute. What do you have to say? WB

WB

WB where is everyone? This is a great topic, i was expecting more contributors. If i had a blog i d call it crossdressing life. I d talk about all of our issues problems concerns and questions as it pertains to the life of a crossdresser focusing on clothing and its effects on our lives. I m currently in a dont ask dont tell situation. I used to hide my purchases and now they just come to the house. My wife gets the mail and puts it on my nightstand. I ll take it, I respect her desire to keep her image of her manly man! Please continue to make styles in plain colors as these are more palatable in situations like mine Get that lingerie on! I did! Stevie

Stevie

Hello WB. To think that it’s been 4 years since I discovered your blog. It was during the pandemic that, through some research, I discovered Xdress and your blog. It was good to realize that I wasn’t alone and that many other men wore lingerie. In my case, I’m gay and I love wearing lingerie. I follow the blog very closely, I think I read and reread them all more than once, I liked " your crossdressing history, where you began, power of femininity, boyfriends’ perspective among others. I love this last one, it gave me a different perspective and improved a lot about my relationship with my boyfriend. I often don’t write on the blog anymore, due to a clear lack of time, it’s a mistake because it makes me feel really good to be able to share my experience with others and demystify some things. If I ever wrote a blog , I think that all the topics that can increase our confidence are the ones I like the most. It’s a pleasure to be able to write on the blog and keep it alive. Kisses to everyone! Francisca.

Francisca

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