Have you noticed how many people have come out of the closet these days? Has someone attempted to make you feel bad because you only have an online existence?

There exists a great amount of information dealing with the subject of crossdressers who purge and return to the closet. Transsexuals, transgenderists, and other transgender persons also are not immune to the pattern of disappearing from the transgender community.

Over the years I have been contacted by very deeply closeted crossdressers, transsexuals and other transgender persons. Often these individuals believe that coming out is an impossibility. Many rarely socialize, even stealthfully on the Internet, for fearing of being found out

When the phrase "closeted crossdresser" comes to mind, frequently most people think of stereotypes. Such as the secretive man who masturbates wildly over erotic fantasies while wearing hot, sexy lingerie. Then, there's the stereotype of the tearful individual revealing for the first time his secret to family in front of a national television audience.

During the past year I have received a series of nasty telephone messages each month from the very unhappy wife of a crossdresser. According to her messages, she believes that perverted therapists like me taught her ex-husband how to secretly wear dresses and perform unnatural sex acts.