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Pauline Wu
07-03-2014, 04:48 PM
I'm just wondering what others say, with a knowing SO, and you have a day off and when they come home from work, and they say what did you do today? Do you say I dressed as a girl, I played dress up, I got my girl on today or something else along those lines? I'm just not sure what other significant others feel comfortable with. My wife asks and no matter what I tell her she says "oh", it feels awkward for me no matter what I say.

Daisy41
07-03-2014, 04:51 PM
What would you expect her to say? Or rather, what could she say that would convince that she wasn't appalled by what you did that day?

Alice_2014_B
07-03-2014, 04:54 PM
Now that my wife knows I like to dress as a woman I'll probably tell her when she asks.

reb.femme
07-03-2014, 04:56 PM
Hi Jepheia,

If my wife is at work and I dress, I'm out to her by the way, then I normally text her to say that I'm dressing or dressed. That way, she is fully aware of my situation when she comes through the door.

Before I was out, I got busted when she came home early one day, quiet as a mouse, to find me in her nightie and gown. Very nice they were too, but I've got my own now :heehee:.

Rebecca

Pauline Wu
07-03-2014, 05:00 PM
She is fully aware of Jepheia, it just feels awkward yet, I guess I still feel weird about it with my wife. We have awesome communication, but I grew up with a hard core manly father.

Stephanie47
07-03-2014, 05:08 PM
I'm a retiree with a working wife. When she comes home from a tough day I let her relax, check her personal email, and visit some discussion boards. I do tell what I did during the day: vacuumed, washed and dried towels and laundry; washed dishes; baked a banana bread; changed the bed linens. Of course i do not tell her Stephanie was in full femme mode; heels, hosier, bra, panty, slip, dress and wig. My wife knows I am a cross dresser. We're in a DADT. There's no reason to tell her Stephanie was out. What purpose would it serve? Of course, I would love to prepare and cook the evening meal and do the dishes en femme with a pat on my ass from her.

Kate Simmons
07-03-2014, 05:11 PM
Not a part of my daily conversation really. :)

NicoleScott
07-03-2014, 05:24 PM
If she doesn't ask, I don't tell. If she asks, I say "I dressed up". She's rather indifferent about it.

Jenniferathome
07-03-2014, 05:29 PM
I don't consider cross dressing "doing something." I'll bet if you cleaned the house, she'd appreciate it, dressed or not.

Pauline Wu
07-03-2014, 05:34 PM
I actually do all the house work, dusting, dishes, laundry, mowing, but like I said I came from a traditional hard core father disaplinarian family so it still feels awkward, I guess I'm just wondering what term everyone uses with their SO?

Christina Page
07-03-2014, 06:32 PM
I'd tell her that the maid (Christina) came by and did the dishes, vacuumed, etc.

2B Natasha
07-03-2014, 07:41 PM
My wife is in the know about my female side so that is not an issue. Still I think she would be REALLY surprised if I told her I was home alone and just got my girlie on for the halibut. Not that she wod cafe. I just get no real easier by just dressing around the house any more. I'm more of an outside girl. Like shopping or the movies or the theatre. The real only exception and why this is or how it a stRted I don't really know. But if I am painting g a room or pairing in general. I get out my painting outfit. That is my biggest forms. Tight see through burnout shirt denim micro mini and 4" heels to paint. Otherwise In the winter I may on occasion lounge around in a maxi skirt. WRm and comfy.

Jenniferathome
07-03-2014, 07:49 PM
Well, as for the term I use, i think it varies a lot. If I dress, I will be dressed when she comes home. I think if I tell her in advance, I'd say that,"I will be dressed when you get home."

BLUE ORCHID
07-03-2014, 07:56 PM
Hi Jepheia, My wife pretty much knows what I'm doing that's why she will call me and
tell me that she is on the way home so everything is cleaned up and put away.:daydreaming:

RADER
07-03-2014, 09:31 PM
Some times my wife would tell me..."Go and put your bra on and do some laundry"
I did and did the house work as well. She was partially disabled and could not walk around
well; There fore I got the duties, and was able to dress as well.
Rader

Jaylyn
07-03-2014, 10:16 PM
I love dressing and doing the house work. My wife loves it also as she is not retired and I am. I just say I dressed up today and cleaned the house no big thing with her or me any more. I don't tell her I took a hundred pictures and only liked two.....

Jaclyn
07-03-2014, 10:24 PM
I openly dress with my wife at home, but I can only dress when there's no chance the kids will be over.
If I was home alone I would just say Jackie was here. Then show her all the pictures I took.

Megan b
07-03-2014, 10:43 PM
Tell her you enjoyed a little personal time. Not to descriptive but she'll understand.

Beverley Sims
07-03-2014, 11:28 PM
The emphasis should not be on dressing unless you are asked, just say you went shopping paid the bills and the fact that you did it dressed is probably apparent to her. Does your wife say she went down town in a skintight ski suit to buy cosmetics?

You can say you bought a nice top and if asked about it then expand on the information.
Sometimes too much information destroys the moment.

MissTee
07-03-2014, 11:37 PM
I just tell her what I did/am doing. How I dress is no matter to either of us anymore.

bridget thronton
07-04-2014, 01:32 AM
I tell her what I did during the day - it is almost always writing, grading, or housework (she can see what I wore - it is still on)

Zylia
07-04-2014, 02:12 AM
If you did nothing but dressing up and staring at yourself in the mirror all day (or whatever your cross-dressing routine is), there probably is nothing you can say that's not going to disappoint your wife a little. You're not going to make it sound more productive with a few magic words.

Marcelle
07-04-2014, 03:39 AM
Hi Jephia. When I do plan to dress and go out I normally tell my wife the day before as we have logistic issues (who takes what car) and who may be wearing what from our shared wardrobe :). However, when she gets home she does ask how my day went and if I had any issues (rudeness) while out. I might talk about any interesting things that occurred (odd stares, rude comments, laughs or if the outing was non-eventful) but I don't go through a litany list of things I did start to finish.

Hugs

Isha

Emi_
07-04-2014, 04:33 AM
I'm your typical dude most of the time. Most answers from me take the form of a non-commital grunt. My dress-up days at home usually entail a photography session and my wife insists on seeing every photo so she's fully aware of what's going on. As for going out, I will tell her in advance that I will be going somewhere "in full gear" and that has been enough for her. I don't do anything that would hurt her or that she would disapprove of and she knows that so things aren't really complicated.

Barbara B
07-04-2014, 05:41 AM
I am retired and my wife still works, she knows all about me so if she asks what I did, I just say I got changed, no dramas.

Ivie
07-04-2014, 07:01 AM
This strikes one of my quandries, am I "doing" when enfemme, or "being"? I guess either way you'd be doing something if you trying to develop your look, but if you were being enfemme whilst doing something else, you'd talk about what you did not what you wore; any more than you'd cover preface what you did as a guy with what you were wearing?
Sorry I may have fallen into a linguistic/philosophical whirlpool there of my own making! But I'd never realised that point before, I am I doing or being...
Love
Ivie

Kimberly Michelle
07-04-2014, 07:13 AM
It is never an issue in our house. I am writing this while completely "dressed" in a pretty floral summer dress (that she bought for me) and she is about 5 feet away reading. It is unusal for me to be home and not at leased partially dressed. I am so fortunate to have such an accepting and supportive partner, gosh how I love her!!

CrossJess
07-04-2014, 07:27 AM
I don't consider cross dressing "doing something." I'll bet if you cleaned the house, she'd appreciate it, dressed or not.

Yea likewise, can imagine my b'fs face if I said "i dressed like a girl today hun" his face would be like WTF you dress like a girl anyway hehe:eek:, it's more stuff like whats been cleaned in the house or fixing what ever we have parked in the garage that were currently working on or if we been shopping

Cheryl T
07-04-2014, 07:58 AM
She might ask but the topic of dressing doesn't enter into the response. She KNOWS that when I have a day off and nothing pressing (male stuff) that I will be dressed all day and doing whatever needs to be done, so it's a non-issue. Actually she's been working from home the last few months and I had a day off during the week and I would always just get up and dress and do the normal things that needed to be done.

LeannS
07-04-2014, 08:06 AM
Just what I did cleaned, dishes, vacuumed, and other housework but not being dressed doing it all

Leann

and now I am going to do some painting

JamieG
07-05-2014, 08:32 AM
My wife and I usually use the phrases "dressing up" or "Jamie time" to refer to my crossdressing.

Greenie
07-05-2014, 08:51 AM
If you did nothing but dressing up and staring at yourself in the mirror all day (or whatever your cross-dressing routine is), there probably is nothing you can say that's not going to disappoint your wife a little. You're not going to make it sound more productive with a few magic words.

this. I don't care what luca wears. There is not often he is home alone. So I say he take advantage. He will give me the run down if he is dressed on my way home. But no matter what he is dressed like, if you stay at home all day messing around abd looking at youself, and there are dishes in the sink and the laundry overflows. I will be pissed. So zylia hits the nail on the head.