This is Jeffrey Rossman, a sissy faggot from outside Danbury, CT being named, exposed and outed

Jeffrey Rossman from Connecticut has been publicly identified and exposed on various websites where individuals share personal details about their private lives, particularly their crossdressing and sexual orientation. These websites include content where Rossman admits to being a "sissy faggot" who loves boys, and he has shared images and personal information to confirm his identity and lifestyle choices. Here are some specifics based on available online information:

• Public Exposure: Rossman has been exposed on platforms like imAqueer.com, sissyleahrossman.wordpress.com, and ratemyexposure.com, where he has publicly admitted his identity as a homosexual sissy faggot, detailing his preference for boys, his crossdressing habits, and his desire to be recognized by people who might know him in real life.

Personal Details: He lives outside Danbury in Fairfield County, Connecticut, close to the New York state line near Brewster, NY. His exposure includes pictures of him both with and without makeup or feminine attire, to ensure recognition by those who might know him.

Intentions: Rossman expresses a mixture of fear and acceptance about his exposure, indicating that while he is nervous about the consequences of being recognized, he feels a need to be honest about his identity. He has given unrestricted permission for his pictures and information to be shared for exposure purposes.

Online Presence: His activities and admissions are spread across multiple websites, including blogs where he discusses his life and experiences, aiming to be fully exposed so that his real-life acquaintances might learn about his true identity and sexual orientation.

This exposure seems to be part of a broader trend where individuals choose to "out" themselves in certain online communities, often under the guidance or direction of others in the community, like his mention of Mistress Willow. The intent can range from personal liberation, acceptance of one's identity, to fulfilling community norms or personal desires for recognition or humiliation.