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aggi123
09-19-2009, 11:02 PM
Sorry if this has been done before, I couldn't seem to find a thread like it. (though I only looked for about five minutes, i'm sorry!)
Have you ever thought that in your mind after you say something that someone laughs at? Sometimes, I just be perfectly honest with people when the situation is right.
I'm currently an in-the-closet-crossdresser, but today, that thought popped in my head when I was at work. While I was working, I was in the Makeup section of the store. One of the associate's comes up and jokingly says, "Is that your shade right here?" and points to one of the lipsticks.
After he asked, I pointed out the shade I prefer and said, "no, I like this one. It's a lot softer." I was being perfectly honest, but it made him laugh, lol.
It was right then when I thought, "if only you knew..."
Jamie001
09-19-2009, 11:27 PM
You should have pulled your lipstick out of your purse and showed him that shade that you wear. :devil:
Sorry if this has been done before, I couldn't seem to find a thread like it. (though I only looked for about five minutes, i'm sorry!)
Have you ever thought that in your mind after you say something that someone laughs at? Sometimes, I just be perfectly honest with people when the situation is right.
I'm currently an in-the-closet-crossdresser, but today, that thought popped in my head when I was at work. While I was working, I was in the Makeup section of the store. One of the associate's comes up and jokingly says, "Is that your shade right here?" and points to one of the lipsticks.
After he asked, I pointed out the shade I prefer and said, "no, I like this one. It's a lot softer." I was being perfectly honest, but it made him laugh, lol.
It was right then when I thought, "if only you knew..."
aggi123
09-19-2009, 11:35 PM
You should have pulled your lipstick out of your purse and showed him that shade that you wear. :devil:
lol that would have been so funny! But I was in boy mode like most days
Jamie001
09-19-2009, 11:47 PM
Yes but that is what I would do in Boy Mode because I always have my purse with me. :)
lol that would have been so funny! But I was in boy mode like most days
docrobbysherry
09-20-2009, 12:26 AM
When conversations move in certain directions, I often find myself biting my tongue lately!:brolleyes:
I knew just a little bit too much about co-ordinating women's clothes, at a BBQ conversation last weekend!:doh:
Ballerina
09-20-2009, 01:55 AM
Today! My mom and I were shopping and we were in the Halloween section and I pointed out a little kids' princess dress and said, "I found my costume." She laughed and replied, "I can't see it", but in my mind was going, "oh, but I probably could". lol!
Last week one of my parishioners came up to me and said "Pastor, I'm intimidated by your pony tail, it makes me think you are a tough biker guy..."
If you only knew...
Shari
09-20-2009, 06:38 AM
For me, it's amazing how many honest replies and refrerences I can comfortably make toward crossdressing and get the same reaction as you.
Nobody knows what I do and clearly nobody really believes that I could. Therefore cross dressing comments are generally laughed about and passed over without another thought or challenge, or realization.
It's kind of fun sometimes, because that very thought runs through my mind.
If they only knew........
Teri Jean
09-20-2009, 08:24 AM
This has been done quire abit with my CDing and now that I am going full time and transitioning the comments and jokes are coming back on those who offered them. I had a day of shopping with my sister-in-law and found a beautiful summer dress and in checking at the register the SA asked me if I was wearing it someplace special. My response was matter of fact I was. to which she offered some help in the right shoes to go with it, to which I told her I have plenty that would be just fine. LOL
Teri
Ms Mira
09-20-2009, 09:02 AM
A little levity really goes a long way in helping me deal with being a CD... Even if it's just "if only you knew" smirks I share with myself.
crossdrezzer1
09-20-2009, 09:16 AM
Went to a private costume shop and she suggested a female charater and made me try it on,,,they all laughed but i loved it inside,,if only they knew
carrie-ann
09-20-2009, 09:23 AM
Before I went full time cding I would wear things I thought were cross gendered. I would get some comments. Only if they new,now they do lol.
Michelle-Leigh
09-20-2009, 09:24 AM
Ladies, you're gonna love this one: Take a good look at my avatar picture of myself. Being the brazen, fun-loving Xdresser that I am, I displayed the full size version of that very picture on the desktop wallpaper on the PC at work. When one of the guys asked who it was in the picture, I told him "That's my wife's cousin Michelle.... Isn't she pretty ?". He believed me, of course, as the camera angle I used in that picture renders me totally unreadable and unrecognizable....
TGMarla
09-20-2009, 09:40 AM
I'm sure this situation arises now and then for just about all of us. Just the other day, someone mentioned halloween costumes, and I let on that one year my wife and I did the ol' gender swap thing. She joked, "Well, as long as it was for Halloween...." I thought, "If you only knew."
Last night on television, I saw a commercial for the wig shop where I'd purchased my last wig. My wife mentioned that it might be a good way for her to see what kind of hairstyle might suit her. Try on a few wigs to see what looked good on her. She said she'd never been to a wig shop before. I thought to myself, "I have. I've been to that one right there!" If she only knew.
Michelle-Leigh
09-20-2009, 09:49 AM
Once, while doing some very artistic rollerskating with the kind of feminine flair that female Olympic skaters use, a young boy told me that I "skate like a ballerina". If only he knew !
Sherry-Stephanie
09-20-2009, 10:00 AM
I took this one step futher the other day....I went to Ulta to get some concealer that I had gotten a few weeks ago...and the SA asked me if I knew the shade and I said no I didn't...and she replied "Oh she didn't tell you"? and I said "no, it's not for her, but for this face" and she didn't skip a beat or have that moment of OMG, one of those???? She simply went about selecting the right shade....commenting " You know it should be one shade lighter than you foundation" and I replied yes I'm aware of that...after deciding on the shade we chatted for a few minutes about make up....so yeah, somethimes you keep it a secret" and that's all well and good but when you bring it out, it feels so good even if just casual conversation...
But that brings up another topic...are they OK with it because it's a sale, or are they really OK with it and are accepting on a CDer/TG....or are they thinking "weirdo"!!!! Might be nice to be able to get into their minds and then again maybe just leave it as it is....who knows....
Cassiecd
09-20-2009, 10:00 AM
While going through the airport screening recently, the screener looked at the xray of my bag and said "are those your shoes"?
If he only knew...oh, wait, maybe he did!
busted.:sad:
NV Susan
09-20-2009, 05:24 PM
I only wish I could remember how many times I thought "If only you knew". Most times it does give you a chuckle inside, sometimes it's hard to hold back the laugh. :)
Rebecca Jayne
09-20-2009, 06:28 PM
If we only knew
What they know
Then we would know
How that they know
It is Okay
To be so!
sherri52
09-20-2009, 06:36 PM
You may have give it away. A man wouldn't have said softer. He would have called it lighter. So, Maybe the sa does know
Miranda09
09-20-2009, 06:42 PM
Yep...have experienced that as well. Sometimes holding a secret CAN be fun!! :)
I was buying a white bustier at my local Walmart, the clerk knew me, and said "You can't buy that". I said "Why, is it not my color?" She just laughed. If she only knew.
ColleenCD
09-20-2009, 08:30 PM
So many times this statement has played out in my head. A while back, one of the cute girls I work with had on a ruched top, absolutely beautiful. I asked her if that was ruched, she said your wife has taught you well. If only she knew.
Colleen
kellycan27
09-20-2009, 10:42 PM
Men approach me qiute often. One time this guy said that he thought that we had a lot in common..... I said.. Probably more than you'ed care to find out.......... if he only knew.
Kel
aggi123
09-20-2009, 10:46 PM
You may have give it away. A man wouldn't have said softer. He would have called it lighter. So, Maybe the sa does know
hrmmm didn't think about that one...lol But I think i'm safe, he was a meat shop associate.
Sally2005
09-20-2009, 10:59 PM
The other day my wife and daughter were outside in the yard putting on silver toe and nail polish. The neighbor asked if I was getting some too...I said, 'nope, too bright for me'. Actually, people make a lot of gender comments if you listen for them... the cool part is you can usually be honest in your answer and everyone else hears what they want to hear.
Philipa Jane
09-21-2009, 12:08 PM
Hi Everyone
I think I can add to this thread.
After having purchased some new lights to go over the vanity basins in our en suite(so that it would be brighter for my wife to apply makeup.lol)
My SO invited my closest friend and his wife (who had been here for dinner) to view my handy work.
My friends first words were "That should be handy when you're doing your makeup Ph-----"
Later my wife brought this up and we both laughed about how close he was to the truth and did not know it.
Philipa Jane
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