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So the other morning I get up, get myself dressed and all "dolled up" with jewelry and makeup and a nice dress. I sit down with my morning coffee and the phone rings.
It's the dentist office saying that I need to come in for some impressions for dental work I'm having done!
Oh well, take off the clothes and wash off the makeup, change into male clothes, comb my hair and head off to the dentist. By the time I got back home, it was too late to change again.
Well Krisi, next time, don't change. You missed a golden opportunity to make a much better impression...
Emily
What a shame that the mundane but important had to ruin what would have been a wonderful bit of Krisi time. But those pearly whites will be the reward in your next set of smiling photos. Hope you get another chance soon.
Real life does have an irritating habit of getting in the way of dressing.
As Frank sang??That?s Life?. Been there, Done that.
Krisi,
Ain't it always the way. My neighbours went off on a 10 day holiday. They're the one's who can see onto our patio from their bedroom window should they happen to look. Hence if they're away I can get to spend a little times outside unobserved. However when it wasn't below freezing, raining or the ground covered in an inch of snow I didn't have the chance to dress. Now they're back it's a lovely sunny day and I'm home alone. &%*$^^?
In truth just standing outside is actually a bit of an anticlimax. Nice to feel the wind around the knees but when you're used to going out and about it somehow falls a little flat.
Krisi sorry you had you day ruined. Unfortunately real life does have a way of messing things up. Hope you have another chance to do you.
What Emily said.:thumbsup:
You're worried about your dentist spilling the beans? That shouldn't worry u unless you only have one dentist in the town u live in!:heehee:
Kris, You are a better person than I. I'm not undressing for the dentist.
It's such a downer when life gets in the way of our gurl time. There is always next time!
Maybe tomorrow will be a different Mary Chapin Carpenter song : ? I feel lucky?
Dentistry like other medical specialties, isn't the world in general. Many of the people who work in it, know more than a few others. So yes, word could easily spread.Quote:
Originally Posted by docrobbysherry
I work in such a specialty area, and as we 'move around' from employer to employer, we get to hear the 'interesting patient' stories from others. While names aren't usually mentioned, there's no way to know what some might be saying to others in these circles.
my dentist only ever meets me when I go for an appoinment, so I wouldnt have changed, bet you hes seen it all before, what do you think he would do close for the day in pure shock because you turned up as Krisi, then after that you could go dressed all the time.
Hi Kris :hugs:That reminds me of the Bumper Sticker, ( $#!+ Happens ), >Orchid**O:daydreaming:O**
Hope the dental work went well. I feel for you as I just had stitches removed after a tooth broke off and they had to diig out the remaining parts and roots - not fun.
Kris,Quote:
Originally Posted by Krisi
Why change in the first place? Just go to the dentist all dolled-up as a girl and enjoy. The most important thing is to be yourself. Being yourself will set you free.
This may be hard for some people to understand, but I live in the real world, not in an Internet group. I have an unwritten agreement with my wife that I won't embarrass her by doing things like going to the dentist dressed as a woman or wearing makeup. Truthfully, this would embarrass me as well.
I only commented to express my disappointment, not to solicit suggestions for lifestyle changes.
I feel your pain. I'm going back when opportunity was limited and I couldn't believe how the phone never rang and things were so calm when I wasn't home. But the one opportunity I would get and the phone would ring, my mother that her furnace suddenly stopped working, my mother in law that her car wound start and she's at the mall, my sister she gets into a car accident. I could go on forever and if you read back I was the biggest person here venting about this. The part I couldn't understand was it always ended up that by the time I got home it was to late and then there would be no opportunity and everything went back to calm and no phone calls. I couldn't believe it and I couldn't understand and have to ask would that phone call have come in if you weren't in the mood to dress. Maybe and it probably wouldn't have been a big deal at that point. But trust me I feel your pain and hopefully better opportunities in the future.
Krisi I understand completely about living in the real world. This group is good for being able to say things that you can't, or won't, say to your SO but this the internet, not the real world. The dentist or the assistant working with him might not have said anything but that doesn't guarntee that the receptionist or someone else in the office wouldn't have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Krisi
Inconvenient, to be sure, but hardly tragic. You'll have other opportunities to fly.
The bug on the windshield, not so much.