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Partners' Charter of Rights
One Wife's Charter of Rights
Margaret is very supportive of her husband's cross-dressing. The relationship was helped by the application of certain rules. Here are her main ideas:
- Don't call me 'Sister' or your girlfriend.
- Never let me forget you're my husband.
- Don't compete with me when we're out.
- Don't call me a 'GG' (or genuine girl).
- Don't tell me transvestism is 'normal'.
- Don't speak to me of hormones.
- Don't tell the children you're 'Aunty'.
- Try lounging around in male clothing.
- Don't always expect me to help you 'dress'.
- Listen to my advice, I'm trying to help.
- Don't wear my clothes.
- Remember our other social life.
- Stick to the budget.
- Pay attention to your male clothes.
- Stop making excuses for being a cross-dresser.
- All I really ask is you relax, be your self, and be in love with me.
Wives' and Cross-dressers' Bill of Rights
This is an excellent list of the rights of partners and cross-dressers from the Tri-Ess organisation:
Resources
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Joining the Seahorse SocietyIf you are a cross-dresser residing in NSW and would like to have contact with other cross-dressers, then consider joining the Seahorse Society. We have regular monthly meetings, other social events and the famous Seahorse Ball each year. More importantly, we offer support and guidance to fellow cross-dressers and their partners and families. Apply for membership on-line:
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