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So far I have not herard my hiding spot my things are stored safely in the barn. Dust off the bags and bring them in when I need them. Things get frozen in Idaho barns by the way so be sure to thaw out your forms before putting them on or you will get a thill your didnt expect. So far it hasnt hurt my make up.
My girly stuff is in an outdoor garden shed--since my wife insisted that I get my stuff out of the house.
However, you could hide your stuff in your car trunk or "boot" as mentioned above. Discard your spare tire and put it under the floor. In a secure bag of course.
I once hid all my stuff in a pillow case right on my bed. My SO slept on it one night, never even realized.
Jess ahas a good idea, hiding in plain sight is almost always the best idea. Nothing at eye level, nowhere where people might find something interesting, and surrounded by junk alwasy works when I'm hiding stuff from the kids.
I've hidden things inside my guy garb in he closet, inside my old graduation robe, inside suitcases, and the bottom of drawers. I'm sure you can think of many more creative places.
I can remember going through all my parents' things when I was a teenager. Didn't find any dresses belonging to my dad (or my mom, either; I was a very impoverished cross-dresser until I moved out!), although I did find a large collection of rather disturbing pornography and a box of empty cigarette cartons.
I live alone now and I actually have two separate closets (the house just came that way). But I'm scared to put my clothes out in plain sight, even though I never have people over.
Like my wife would fall for that... Lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by moondog
All I know is that my teenage son has been though every drawer and closet in the house. Good luck!
Hello, Kerstin! My situation is very similar to yours--a son who's around on a regular basis, which is why I have very little stuff right now. Fortunately, my son is older, mid-twenties. Also, we respect each other's privacy: I don't get into his stuff, and he doesn't get into mine. (So how can I be sure he's not a CDer as well?)
I go along with the theory that the best place to hide things is in plain sight--more or less. I've got my stuff in an ordinary, uninteresting box in the closet, with some sheets, towels, pillow cases that I don't use much on top, and the real goods underneath all that. So if he ever asked me, "What's in the box?", I'd just say, "Sheets, towels, pillow cases that I don't use much." (Isn't that clever?) But I doubt he'll ever ask. As I say, we respect each other's privacy.
My advice to anyone who catches their teenage kids going through their stuff is to chop their hands off. They won't do it again.
when i built my shed i made a secret compartment in the wall behind my tools still use it for
spur of the moment clothes but most of my stuff is in a storage unit.
I use to hide my stuff in suitcase's hidden in the back of the closet, now I got them stored in garmet bags that you can't see in or lock.. Easier to get to and keeps my clothes nicer.
Why didn't I think f that when I built mine? I'm really trying to figure out how I can hide a secret fem room in the new addition were putting on the back of the house. My wife so savvy that I'm thinking that it would have to involve warping space and time. Lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonna
hahahahahah when you figure out how to do that let me know.lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karren Hutton
There was a time when I hid things in a suitcase but now as I live alone I don't have to. It is comforting to know that I can leave a slip or pair of panties laying on the bed and no one will
spot them and wonder. That old suitcase is sitting in the closet and I think I should look and see if there are still any treasures in it.
Vieja
I have been studying all the old Dr Who episodes.... Just need to build something like a Tardis!!Quote:
Originally Posted by sonna
Sorry Karren, but is the Tardis for your stuff or your wife?Quote:
Originally Posted by Karren Hutton
My wife can get her own Tardis! Lol. Emily Ann who hasn't been around in a while.... here used to hide her clothes in with her guns. Which if discovered by her wife could have made the even news let along put holes through her lingerie!!
Where do you put your halloween costumes? Just put them all in the same place and if he asks you say that's where you keep all your costume stuff... doesn't have to know that you keep current on your dressing activities. Only issue is, kids like to play so, you might have to loan him something sometime if he knows you have a great collection of costumes.
Yes, but what if you get a flat tire? Somehow, I don't think that your silicone breast forms would give it enough lift and get you going again, even if you managed to squeeze them in-between the tire and the rim ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by JenniferR771
if theirs "e space" is their" Cd space? " and where between quarks,nutrino's,gravitons,dark maters inverted magnatizum and the third factor of light can it fit ? ?
Karron I think you need to have the construction co cast a elevator hole down to a sub basment in the new addition, dont forget ventalation and water pumps..."just taking work home' can be your excuses ! used fiberoptic from the roof down to light the place up.
Watch out for mice! My wife just lost a whole bin of nice cloths. She was so grossed out with the mess inside that they did she told me to get rid of the whole thing. It was in the garage and they got in that bin because there was a cracked hole on the lid. POO for her, YAY for me because I found a few skirts that were not ruined and I was able to rescue. I washed them and they're fine. Still had the tags on them too. Is that gross? Would any of you done the same? LOL!
Here's a story that actually works, storing clothes and belongings for a female aqaintance going through a divorce and needs a place to store some things. So being the softy you are, you agreed to help out. I've actually done that so I know it works.
I used to have a wooden (nicely finished) stand alone clothes close with a fancy lock on it. (the lock was fancy, but strong) My son saw it many time and never asked a question. I guess he thought that I would tell him if I felt like it. At the top, it had two doors that opened like a closet, the bottom half was 3 drawers which were lockable. One other small thing, my door into my bedroom was lockable, also.
I've never hid anything from my wife...... In fact, the first time I slipped on a pair of satin G strings, my wife was the first see. I bought them for her, but she didn't like they way fit, so they lay in the drawer, BECKONING !!!! I couldn't resist, so I tried them on and modeled them for her. The first thing she commented on when she saw me, was that I looked better in them than she did.... I love her !!
My wife and I shopped together as I started accumulating panties, and before you know it, we had a dresser drawer that was overflowing with soft cotton and lacy goodness. We never felt that we had to hide them from our 20 year old daughter, but the day came when she found them.... She thought they belonged to my wife, and wore some of the panties. We didn't realize she was doing that until I noticed they were showing up in her laundry. My wife and I talked about it and decided that if she was going to live with us, she might as well know..... sooooooo...... she and I sat down and we had the "TALK". The talk went beautifully and she was very accepting.
So, I guess you could say, the best place I've found to hide my things, is "IN PLAIN SIGHT".
get an old foot locker trunk... THat should work.