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When "she" dresses she looks very passable and we do many things together and go many places. By working out a difficult problem we have become as close as two people can be, something I think is missing in many marriages. He has become quite successful in business and is one of the leaders of our city. I can certainly appreciate him wanting to become "her" for a few hours a week to lift the burden or pressure ereated by the so- called man's world. We have two lovely children and a wonderful home in the country, so I really couldn't ask for more. But most of all, I have my husband, the man I love.

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I have tried to give a general description of what my life with a TV husband is like and how I feel about I will now try to be more specific in answering your questions. I have learned to accept both sides of my husband because there really is little difference in them when I look at him through my own eyes and society's. I consider the closeness of our relationship, his appreci- ation for my role in life and his/her peace of mind very large assets. I consider myself 100% wife because I am doing what God intended a wife to do and that is love her man and make him happy. I don't think that you should try to consider your husband as anything but just that. He may imagine himself as being in the "girl- friend" role when dressed as a woman and you may treat her differently than him, but this situation should not be forced; it will develop somewhat naturally on both your parts.

You are not being selfish when you ask "what's in it for the TV wife" It is only natural to wonder in the begin- ning. I think that as time goes on and with the start that you have made you will both find a whole new world to share and to be together in. Any TV who asked for understanding and received it is automatically drewn closer to his helpmate.

If your husband has a slender build and makes an attractive femmepersonator, he is quite lucky and should be thankful that nature didn't make him six foot-eight and 300 pounds with little hope of even expressing his feminine side. Every TV dreams of having a more femi- nine body to cover when dressed, I can understand this