Out dressed in daylight ....

[*ROXY*]

I've been out in the evening in what I term as safe places, LGBT like Canal Street or to a Rocky Horror Show in the evenings but never during the day.
I had to make an early morning supermarket run (6am) and it was lovely and warm. Make a snap decision to wear a black denim mini skirt and tshirt
and pair of white pumps and walked out to the car. Heart was pounding and I nearly went back in and changed.
Got to the car park and thought, well I've gone this far. Out I strolled and went about my business, it was quiet but a few people were out and about,
loads of shelf stackers but it felt wonderful. Thankfully I'd waxed my legs a few days before. I don't recall any stares, or giggles, just walked about
confidently and there was no drama. I'll definitely do it again, the main reason I don't dress during the day is work and they are not aware of my dressing
but they might have guessed somethings different about me as I wear long painted nails most days lol.

Not sure if I'm allowed to add a pic, I'll remove it if not.

[Jolene Robertson]

Hi Roxy,

It is quite liberating isn't it. Now you're hooked.

[alwayshave]

Roxy, Good for you. Confidence is key.

[Patience]

Good for you.

Once you get used to it, you'll wonder why you didn't do it sooner.

[Jenn A116]

congratulations on the step out. Your picture looks good. Would love to see the whole outfit.

Don't stop now!

[Debs]

I used to be content with fully dressing at home and staying in, but these days I only dress to go out shopping and clubbing, the thrill of going out dressed is just a wonderful adrenalin rush !!!!

[Jane G]

I used to very much enjoy going out dressed, but these days I am content with dressing at home. Perhaps the reason I now do extreme sports is to try and replicate the rush I got walking out enfem when younger. What ever my life is a good one.

[Helen_Highwater]

Roxy,

Apart from as you say places like Canal Street, going out in the daylight is safer and actually a busy supermarket is perhaps one of the safest. You can hide in the numbers and you're far less likely to come across a bunch a drunk Neanderthals in the dry goods Isle.

Same goes for clothes shopping. Usually far more women than men so again less chance of coming across a knuckle dragger.

Next time you're in Manchester, visit the Trafford shopping centre. Easy to park and you're straight into the shops. Dress to blend and you're good to go.

[MiniRock]

Nice one Roxy. I guess now like all of us here, that urge will keep coming back.

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I think you probably could Roxxxi :)