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Emma_Forbes
05-17-2006, 04:02 PM
Hi All,

Just a thought. If you were en femme and someone rang, who knows you crossdress but has never seen you or really expressed an opinion either way, and wanted to pop in, in say 20 minutes, would you:

a) say yes and get changed really quick
b) say no and give an excuse (I'm going out, I'm not feeling well etc)
c) say no and tell them you are dressed
d) say yes but warn them you are dressed and if they don't mind, you don't either

Has it ever happened to you?

Em

Rachel1967
05-17-2006, 04:58 PM
Hello,

If they all ready now and they are fine with it, then I probably would stay in my fem mode. I have already changed into my fem side for a couple of close Friends after they have called round for a chat, and my CDing came up in conversation.

Love Rachel:D

Sherrie
05-17-2006, 05:34 PM
If they know already it is no problem. Letting them know first is a good idea though as I dont want to shock them, and if they still want to stop by then I would welcome the company.:happy:

Megan72
05-17-2006, 05:37 PM
If they know, why hide it, it is who I am.

Kristen Kelly
05-17-2006, 05:42 PM
If they know, why hide it, it is who I am.

The same feelings here, to do anything else would be to run and hide.

LucyTwitch
05-17-2006, 05:45 PM
Hi

Same, why hide when they know.

Love
Lucy

Julie Avery
05-17-2006, 05:56 PM
Hi Emma. Love your new Avatar!

I'd warn 'em I'm dressed and dare 'em to come over.

carol anne
05-17-2006, 05:58 PM
I agree completely. If they know it is only being honest by reamaining dressed as you were when they called. They were talking to you as the person you were so why not remain that person?

Sharon
05-17-2006, 05:59 PM
I agree with Julie and have done so. I warn them that I'm dressed and that if they think they can handle it then they can come over. Each time they did and all went well.

Clare
05-18-2006, 04:13 AM
If you were en femme and someone rang, who knows you crossdress but has never seen you or really expressed an opinion either way, and wanted to pop in, in say 20 minutes, would you:

a) say yes and get changed really quick
b) say no and give an excuse (I'm going out, I'm not feeling well etc)
c) say no and tell them you are dressed
d) say yes but warn them you are dressed and if they don't mind, you don't either

Has it ever happened to you? Not yet as nobody knows about Clare at the moment!...

Gemma Rhodes
05-18-2006, 04:32 AM
This happened to me fairly recently. I had just fessed up to my best mate and his wife a few days earlier when he rang me and said he was going to pop round. Now before I told him I would either make an excuse or stall him to give me time to de-fem but this time I said he could come round but warned him that I was dressed.

They both came round and were absolutely fine about it and didn't treat me any differently to normal.

Gemma xx

Natalie tv
05-18-2006, 05:41 AM
If somone knows you dress then why be ashamed to show it.

Kate Simmons
05-18-2006, 06:10 AM
I'd tell them come if you want but I'm Ericka. I've done it already with mixed results. One person even thought they were at the wrong place since Ericka looks nothing like Rich. LOL Ericka

Tina Dixon
05-18-2006, 06:17 AM
Well im a long way from that, but if they know it's time for them to see.

EricaCD
05-18-2006, 07:08 AM
Well the only one who knows I CD is my wife. So it would have to be her calling. If she did, I'd definitely warn her - but if she wanted to see me dressed I would not have a problem with that.

(BTW I consider that a good sign, as a few years ago there is no way on earth I would have let her see me dressed!)

Erica

Raychel
05-18-2006, 07:20 AM
I would tell them that I was not really dressed properly for company, But if they were sure they didn't mind that I was dressed with style, then come on over.

Honey Lynn
05-18-2006, 07:35 AM
Yeah if they already knew and didn't profess a negative opinion I'd let them finally see this old broad, just might get some valuable input:D

Lawren
05-18-2006, 08:48 AM
If they already know, I would tell them I am dressed and ask if they would want me to change. I would do so out of respect for them so as to not endanger the friendship.

Lindahexi
05-18-2006, 09:47 AM
I chose D, it would be a great opportunity to let the person see me dressed, and because they had been forewarned and still agreed to come, it should all go well.

Bernice
05-18-2006, 10:59 AM
An interesting hypothetical. Stirs up memories. Except for my wife, none of my friends admit to knowing I crossdress, so it isn't likely to happen to me in quite the way you describe. All of my friends have been trained to call before coming by to visit. I explain this is simply good ettiquette and simple courtesy. I don't answer the door if I am dressed and don't expect company.

When friends call ahead and I am dressed, I usually give a poor excuse, but sometimes I decide to change really quickly.

One time my second best friend (after my wife) stopped by unexpectedly, and I was dressed, and I had left the front door unlocked. He came in and called out my name and looked around for me - while I hid in the bedroom with the bedroom door closed. In due time he must have decided that either I was not home or not in a mood to receive visitors, and he left. I never mentioned this experience to him, nor he to me. We have only ever joked about crossdressing. So who knows if he knows or not? He might surely suspect. Anyway, he now lives out of state, so except around holidays, he is much less likely to surprise me again, and I learned to lock my doors!

However, if I had a friend who knows... I guess my wife certainly counts. She often calls to let me know she is headed home, and I usually take this as a signal to change. I guess that is why she calls. I guess it is for the best. At her request, I have stopped killing myself to get changed quickly when she comes home unexpectedly, but she does not fully accept my crossdressing.

If I had a friend who knew and fully approved, then sure, I'd just tell them I was dressed. Might be a lot of fun. But since I have no guts, there will probably be no glory.

Actually, I have three crossdressing friends I have met on this or one other forum, with whom I have exchanged actual contact information. I hope someday to meet one (or all) of them in person. If one of them called and said they were in town, I'd tell them I was dressed, and invite them over.

Kimberly
05-18-2006, 11:05 AM
Never happened to me yet - Showing myself off has always been a kind of occassion with people... I'm always willing and open to show this side of me though, and often find I don't want to change out of femme if I can help it (Whilst dressing, anyway.)

andrea6er
05-18-2006, 11:12 AM
I did the vote before reading the rest of the question, of course if they knew already I'd let them in, and hope their reaction was still good, it's yet to happen to me, but who knows in the future. By the way Emma I'm on my way over to see you in 15 minutes!?!

Eugenie
05-18-2006, 04:14 PM
OOPS... I answered too quick...

I didn't read the intro to the question...

I gave answer "say yes and get changed really quick" as I thought about "any" friend ringing at the door... This has happened to me more that once :o

In case a friend whom I have told about my X-dressing would ring at my bell, I would definitely have answered "Say Yes and warn them you are dressed"

Indeed, I would be very happy to have the occasion to show her/him my other personality... Some friends have come to visit me knowing that I was X-dressed. And that is exactly what I did. I'd do it again for a new friend whom I told about my X-dressing and who has never seen me.

Love

Eugenie