These resources are designed primarily for the spouses of:
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Home of Tri-Ess International's
FOR TRIESS MEMBERS ONLY ONLINE APPLICATIONS:
New Friend -
If you are an SO new to the Triess family and would like to have a
Caring Friend, this is for you.
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Forums and listserves
are designed as a forum for all genetic women involved with
crossdressers. Subscription is free and
is limited to female spouses
or partners of any crossdresser, regardless if crossdresser
is Tri-Ess member or not. Crossdressers,
DO NOT APPLY, this area is for GG females only.
CDSO Online
Forum is a listserv which delivers e-mail from the members
directly to your mailbox. CDSO - 2 is
an online discussion board which has many different topics
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Georgeann and Raven's
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S.P.I.C.E. -
Spouses and Partners International Conference for
Education is essentially a workshop that stresses
communication. It provides everyone, both crossdressers and their
significant others with the opportunity to learn to communicate
effectively with each other. There are professionals who give talks,
conduct workshops and are there to listen. It is a place where love
and caring abound. In addition to professionals, experienced
volunteers, as well as other participants are willing to listen and
help us to begin to understand ourselves.
Marsha and I highly recommend this program for the wives of cross-dressers. |
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 Spouses & Partners
- Rachel Miller - Helping couples
deal with cross-dressing issuesDealing with a cross-dressing spouse is a challenging, never-ending journey. It is wise to take many small, reversible steps. It is necessary to communicate, communicate and communicate. This series of 8 articles provides helpful ideas and approaches for couples to deal with cross-dressing issues. If your spouse or loved one is a cross-dresser, you should read this material and use it to engage in dialog with the cross-dresser. It describes how my wife and I learned how to deal effectively with these issues and how we were able to integrate cross-dressing into our lives rather than keeping it separate. |
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TRIESS42 Online Forum
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About MGroupWe are a Chicago area support group for married [to women] gay and bisexual men, including those who are working to preserve their marriage and those who are in the process of separation or divorce. Age is not a factor. Members of the group range in age from the 20's to the 70's. We meet twice a month and interact as a support group rather than a therapy group — providing a comfortable, safe and confidential environment for you to talk, share your thoughts and feelings, and be among others like yourself. We respect everyone's privacy and confidentiality by not talking outside the meeting about persons or situations. We do not judge one another or offer advice unless requested. Often friendships formed within the group extend outside the group.
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The Straight Spouse Network (SSN) is an international organization that provides personal, confidential support and information to heterosexual spouses/partners, current or former, of gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender mates and mixed-orientation couples for constructively resolving coming-out problems. SSN also offers research-based information about spouse, couple, and family issues and resources to other family members, professionals, community organizations, and the public. SSN is the only support network of its kind in the world. As outreach, the network offers information about spouse and family issues, mixed orientation marriages and spouse resources to professionals, community organizations and the media.
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