You might want to take a look at A Life Merely Glimpsed, a blog that takes a unique approach to crossdreaming.
Dabrela uses both "autogynephilia" and "crossdreaming" as starting points for a discussion of men who dream about being women:
"... picking over Blanchard’s ideas with my rationalising ‘male’ brain, I’ve decided there is something to be salvaged from this theory. Just what that is, and where I think he goes wrong, will be a subject for future posts. Jack Molay, a staunch critic of Blanchard, has proposed an alternative concept which he calls ‘crossdreaming’, a looser term that allows room for a wider variety of gender variance, including drag queens, gender queer, and female-to-male transsexuals. I find both terms useful.
This blog will mix description and analysis, celebration and self-doubt, autobiography and a bit of hard theory. I hope you’ll join me for the journey(s). "
Dabrela uses both "autogynephilia" and "crossdreaming" as starting points for a discussion of men who dream about being women:
"... picking over Blanchard’s ideas with my rationalising ‘male’ brain, I’ve decided there is something to be salvaged from this theory. Just what that is, and where I think he goes wrong, will be a subject for future posts. Jack Molay, a staunch critic of Blanchard, has proposed an alternative concept which he calls ‘crossdreaming’, a looser term that allows room for a wider variety of gender variance, including drag queens, gender queer, and female-to-male transsexuals. I find both terms useful.
This blog will mix description and analysis, celebration and self-doubt, autobiography and a bit of hard theory. I hope you’ll join me for the journey(s). "
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