WarpMyMind

Obviously, there are more than a few men in the world who are interested - on whatever level - in being feminized. However, is this more common in men than women? By which I mean, is there a similar percentage of women who are interested in feminizing a man as there are men interested in being feminized?

Based on absolutely no actual information, I would think that interested men are more common than interested women, simply because finding websites about being feminized are more common than websites about performing feminization. However, maybe I am simply not looking in the right places. What do you think?

I don't have any numbers, but I fear your suspicion is (overwhelmingly) correct. Women may tolerate male crossdressing, but I think more men are into it than women.

Another way of looking at it might be to ask how many men wish their wives or girlfriends were more masculine.

This is interesting on the face of it I would have to agree. After a lot of research I decided to do some research.

Please note the figures here are for sexual reassignment and transsexualism. I use these figures because although very different from cross dressing it's related and is similar enough to warrant a comparison.


" the reports finds that the minimum total of transsexuals in Sweden on Dec. 31, 1965 was according to sex, 1:37,000 men and 1:103,000 women. (i.e., 1
in 37,000 persons born as males and 1 in 103,000 persons born as females) "

http://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/conway/TS/Prevalence/Reports/Prevalence%20of%20Transsexualism.pdf


"The number of US residents undergoing primary SRS in the year 2001 (run rate) was 1170 (740 Male to
Female or MTF and 430 Female to Male or FTM.) "

http://www.tgender.net/taw/thb/THBPrevalence-OE2008.pdf

Nice chart on this page
http://tgmentalhealth.com/2010/03/31/the-prevalence-of-transgenderism/

More
http://www.jaimieveale.com/publications/prevalence.pdf