Valerie Sparks
04-01-2013, 06:03 PM
First of all, I have to apologize for extended absences from this site. I do check regularly but I get overwhelmed by the number of posts and all the feelings that they engender (a carefully selected word).
Anyway, my wife and kids went out of town to buy a new cat this last Saturday and because of my cataract surgery a week ago I stayed here. However, I was still able to get to the nearby thrift shop to look for some new tops to match a recent skirt purchase.
This time I threw caution to the wind (at least for this very closeted CD). I underdressed completely (including hip pads and breast forms), wore some hip-hugger pants that my daughter cast off, a woman's watch, and a female top. I also wore a pair of suede ankle boots with zippers and two-inch heels (I'm 6'4"), though the pants did cover them some. The only thing not obviously femme was my jacket, which helped hide the boobs.
I was sensitive (without being too obvious) to the reactions of those around me. Even though I was in the store for 20 minutes or so and the shoes seemed to echo for miles, as far as I could tell only one person seemed to notice. One teenage girl (16 or so) scanned me from top to bottom and focused on my shoes. But after I moved past her I she moved on as well.
It was a very exhilarating experience and I ended up with three new tops for $6 + tax.
Unfortunately, with the warm weather approaching I've stopped shaving my legs and I won't be able to camouflage my breast forms under baggy sweaters.
Until September....
Valerie
Anyway, my wife and kids went out of town to buy a new cat this last Saturday and because of my cataract surgery a week ago I stayed here. However, I was still able to get to the nearby thrift shop to look for some new tops to match a recent skirt purchase.
This time I threw caution to the wind (at least for this very closeted CD). I underdressed completely (including hip pads and breast forms), wore some hip-hugger pants that my daughter cast off, a woman's watch, and a female top. I also wore a pair of suede ankle boots with zippers and two-inch heels (I'm 6'4"), though the pants did cover them some. The only thing not obviously femme was my jacket, which helped hide the boobs.
I was sensitive (without being too obvious) to the reactions of those around me. Even though I was in the store for 20 minutes or so and the shoes seemed to echo for miles, as far as I could tell only one person seemed to notice. One teenage girl (16 or so) scanned me from top to bottom and focused on my shoes. But after I moved past her I she moved on as well.
It was a very exhilarating experience and I ended up with three new tops for $6 + tax.
Unfortunately, with the warm weather approaching I've stopped shaving my legs and I won't be able to camouflage my breast forms under baggy sweaters.
Until September....
Valerie