Kimberly
05-13-2005, 11:58 AM
I know the stories and mentions of wearing panties under drab clothes is a normal topic for you girls, but I just tried it for the first time at college, for non-uniform day - and wanted to post the results... basically: OH MY GOD :D
Okay, getting out of the car in the morning was a bit weird. The thought entered my head, "Oh my god, I'm wearing knickers. What the hell am I going to do? I can't change if anyone finds out! I've gotta be careful..." On and on, went my voice of paranoia.
Meanwhile, back in the real world, no one noticed in the morning. But at break time, for some reason, girls started talking. Someone asked, "Do you wanna wear make-up?" She's a bit strange, so I didn't take this as a jibe at my masculinity, (heck, WHAT masculinity?) and just replied... "What?"
She went on, "Okay... to rephrase: I want to put make up on you."
"Right, okay..." I said, sceptically, to try and show that inside I was begging to let this happen. Then my friend pitched in.
"You want to what?"
"She wants to put make up on me," I explained, going along with the joke.
"Go on..." The first person said, "he wants to be a girl. Look. With the make up.... and the - growing your hair!" (I'm growing it... it's quite long, but it'll be a couple of months before I can put it back in a pony tale.)
I just said, "right," looking rather sheepish.
"Oh, it's okay..." Said my friend, "You're an honourary girl." And she hugged me. heh... I wonder if they realise how right they are... I contemplated informing her of the black bikini-style panites I was wearing.
Then I started to think... Did they notice this because my panties were altering my mood, or the way I stood, or something that implied a certain femininity that didn't come across before? As the day progressed I started to notice that this indeed was the case. I was almost doing the kind of poses that I do in high heels and when I am fully dressed. Shifting my wait from one leg to the other. Standing with one side of my hip out more than the other - stuff I see GGs doing all the time. Whoops! Heh! But by lunchtime, and the two periods that followed, I really didn't care less, and just went for being me!
During my free period, forth lesson, I was happy, bubbly, and generally did more daring stuff that I wouldn't in complete drab mode. I swear, these are some kind of miracle panties that alter my mood!! I'm happier! I've been down of late... "Down" is a bit of an understatement - "depressed" would fit the bill better. But today I was completely the opposite. I was joking more, I was more bouncy and happy... Heck, I was even flirting more!
This has probably been covered in a number of threads, (some I have seen of late,) and I seem to have finally discovered how good it is to be yourself underneath your drab clothes! Happy is me! Drab is exactly what it says on the tin: drab, dreary, depressed. God, I need more panties so I can dress more in public... underneath socially acceptable clothes for a man of course.
I was so happy today, I even contemplated telling my friend who said I was an "honourary girl" that she was 100% absolutely, positively correct.
Girls, we are all HONOURARY WOMEN! GO US!! :)
Okay, getting out of the car in the morning was a bit weird. The thought entered my head, "Oh my god, I'm wearing knickers. What the hell am I going to do? I can't change if anyone finds out! I've gotta be careful..." On and on, went my voice of paranoia.
Meanwhile, back in the real world, no one noticed in the morning. But at break time, for some reason, girls started talking. Someone asked, "Do you wanna wear make-up?" She's a bit strange, so I didn't take this as a jibe at my masculinity, (heck, WHAT masculinity?) and just replied... "What?"
She went on, "Okay... to rephrase: I want to put make up on you."
"Right, okay..." I said, sceptically, to try and show that inside I was begging to let this happen. Then my friend pitched in.
"You want to what?"
"She wants to put make up on me," I explained, going along with the joke.
"Go on..." The first person said, "he wants to be a girl. Look. With the make up.... and the - growing your hair!" (I'm growing it... it's quite long, but it'll be a couple of months before I can put it back in a pony tale.)
I just said, "right," looking rather sheepish.
"Oh, it's okay..." Said my friend, "You're an honourary girl." And she hugged me. heh... I wonder if they realise how right they are... I contemplated informing her of the black bikini-style panites I was wearing.
Then I started to think... Did they notice this because my panties were altering my mood, or the way I stood, or something that implied a certain femininity that didn't come across before? As the day progressed I started to notice that this indeed was the case. I was almost doing the kind of poses that I do in high heels and when I am fully dressed. Shifting my wait from one leg to the other. Standing with one side of my hip out more than the other - stuff I see GGs doing all the time. Whoops! Heh! But by lunchtime, and the two periods that followed, I really didn't care less, and just went for being me!
During my free period, forth lesson, I was happy, bubbly, and generally did more daring stuff that I wouldn't in complete drab mode. I swear, these are some kind of miracle panties that alter my mood!! I'm happier! I've been down of late... "Down" is a bit of an understatement - "depressed" would fit the bill better. But today I was completely the opposite. I was joking more, I was more bouncy and happy... Heck, I was even flirting more!
This has probably been covered in a number of threads, (some I have seen of late,) and I seem to have finally discovered how good it is to be yourself underneath your drab clothes! Happy is me! Drab is exactly what it says on the tin: drab, dreary, depressed. God, I need more panties so I can dress more in public... underneath socially acceptable clothes for a man of course.
I was so happy today, I even contemplated telling my friend who said I was an "honourary girl" that she was 100% absolutely, positively correct.
Girls, we are all HONOURARY WOMEN! GO US!! :)