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Glenda58
12-06-2013, 05:04 PM
All week long my wife has been telling that she'll be gone Fri. So I have planning to get dress today. Since she found some of my things a while ago I haven't been dressing much. She was to leave at 1 that turn into 2. As she's leaving she tells me that she told one of the neighbors that I will meet them for drinks at 5 and she'll be back at 9. There goes my day of dressing up.

I had bought a black dress with sparkles in it and dressy leggings and a silk blouse. I rushed to try them on and they looked great better than I thought they would. After taking them off I notice something on the floor it was the sparkles off the dress. Any where I went they came off plus the heels I was wearing were leaving marks on the carpet. Been rushing to clean things up before I go out in dram.

Just venting.:weep:

vallerie lacy
12-06-2013, 05:10 PM
Some girls just can't get a break.

MichelleinEugene
12-06-2013, 05:10 PM
That is a major bummer, Glenda. I hate being volunteered for things when I have even unexciting mundane things planned. Hugs

Jaylyn
12-06-2013, 05:11 PM
Sometimes our plans are changed we just have to keep on smiling and keep on trucking.... That makes the days we do get to dress seem more special.

Julie York
12-06-2013, 05:12 PM
Anything sparkly is doomed to disaster in the world of secret CD.
There are people who dressed up in the 60s still being outed to this day.


"What's that on your collar?"

:)

AllieSF
12-06-2013, 05:13 PM
The best laid plans of men and mice sometimes get eaten by a cat, Bad, bad kitty!

Pandys
12-06-2013, 05:13 PM
Sounds like she planned it that way.

Julie Gaum
12-06-2013, 05:17 PM
Glenda, why do I get a very strong feeling that your SO doesn't want you to have free time that you can call your own? And does she arrange your social life without asking you first? The next questions would be obvious but, after all, you've been on this Forum for almost eight years so one has to assume that this is
how you want things to be --- that's your right so are you really upset that she took away your dress time? I don't think so but, hay, you must have another way to "feel like a woman".
Julie

Glenda58
12-06-2013, 05:27 PM
Julie no she doesn't plan things for me I just wanted to do more dressing today. I've been do this for over 50yrs so I do know what to do when I want. Tonight I'll be going out with my tonight with my tight jeans a girly top an over size sweat shirt and panties and bra under all

teri222
12-06-2013, 05:32 PM
Well Glenda, I do remember those days. Waiting for the wife and kids to leave so I
could enjoy a few minutes alone "dressed". Somehow, after the kids grew up and
left home, and there were just the two of us, all of a sudden it didn't seem to bother
my wife anymore. As the next few years drifted by I begin to show my "Fem" side
much more often. All that old fear of guilt and worry about being caught or my wife
coming home unexpectedly just seem to gradually go away. I came out to my wife
about my "dressing" and my "fem" side over 25 years ago and although it took some
time, but with a very loving and supportive wife we did work through it. We'll be married
50 years in March, '14 and share a very loving and understanding relationship. We share
our cloths and make-up and I dress fem almost daily. I attend a transgender support
group once a month with her approval and I try to give her my male side as often as
she needs. All this took time and did not happen over night. I just shared all this with
you because I thought it may give you some encouragement and maybe something to
look forward to later on down the line. You're a wonderful gal, hang in there.

Jill Devine
12-06-2013, 06:43 PM
Julie no she doesn't plan things for me I just wanted to do more dressing today. I've been do this for over 50yrs so I do know what to do when I want. Tonight I'll be going out with my tonight with my tight jeans a girly top an over size sweat shirt and panties and bra under all
From what you described she basically booked you for drinks with the neighbours at a set time. That sounds like her planning your time without asking you first.

Glenda58
12-06-2013, 08:17 PM
Jill it was my old boss and his wife was out of town also she just we would get together when she talk with him.

Glenda58
12-06-2013, 08:21 PM
Only being married 4yrs she doesn't understand why I do it or why I want to. I did tell her before we got married. I do miss going out I didn't know how much till now. The dress I bought would be great for a new years eve party and the leggings and top would be good for Xmas.

Amberhea
12-06-2013, 10:55 PM
I feel so bad for you ladies that have to hide this from your SO. I should consider myself very lucky that my wife doesn't mind having a girlfriend husband. lol :)

Beverley Sims
12-08-2013, 01:32 PM
Glenda,
Restrictions like that can be so frustrating.
In days of yore it used to make my blood boil. :)

Sarahacd
12-09-2013, 07:12 PM
Hi Glenda,
felt that like that the other day

linda allen
12-10-2013, 08:27 AM
It's unclear to me if you're trying to hide your dressing from your wife or what. You indicate that she found some of your things a while ago. What became of that? Did you promise never to dress again?

You're bound to get caught if you're buying and hiding women's clothes around the house and what if she comes back early? That happend to me, wife came back early.

She already knows something about your dressing so I think it's time to bring it out in the open and discuss it.

Chari
12-10-2013, 08:48 AM
Glenda, Good advice from many previous posts! It does appear however that your wife is trying to be in control of your time, feelings, and needs. IMO communication and boundaries are needed to be set before your "road" gets too rough! Consider discussing calmly with your wife about making a New Years resolution - for each of you to have your own time, maybe once a month. You may be able (for a while) to suppress some of your feminine needs and feelings, but the femme in you will never completely go away.