Dear Ann Landers, could kiss you for telling the world that some wives handle the pocketbook better than their hus-bands. We've had the problem in our family for years. After my husband read that column he said, "OK, I'll hand over my check beginning with the next one." He had to agree I couldn't do worse than he has done. Thanks for helping me win a battle I've been fighting for fourteen years! You've got a pretty smart head on those forty-eight-year-old shoulders, Ann. Thank you for what you've done for me.-Heading For The Black
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Dear Readers, , I can tell you there is a great deal of ignorance on this subject, and not many people want to listen to correct information. They would rather harbor their precon-ceived notions. I have battled this thing all my life, and no way can I stop it, Ann. I am normal in every respect except this one. I love to dress like a woman, and nothing will ever change that. I am a minister’s son, a college graduate, a Vietnam vet, a Boy Scout leader, happily married for 12 years. We have two children who are fine students, and I am considered a good citizen. My wife thinks cross-dressing is weird and has told me she will not tolerate it in her presence. I respect her too much to defy her wishes. Early in our marriage, she insisted that I see a psychiatrist. The doc-tor informed me that he sees nothing wrong, weird or harmful in what I do so long as I do it in private. I want to thank you, Ann, for helping me and millions of other cross-dressers feel less guilty and freakish. -Ann Fan Forever in California
"At every party there are two kinds of people - those who want to go home and those who don't. The trouble is, they are usually married to each other."
