Embarrassing CD related things your parents have joked to others about....

[heathr1]

Even if your parents do not know you dress, have they ever embarrassed you by joking about dressing someone up to other people?

Tonight, mother and I were at a party of a neighbour's and a GG who was there mentioned to her how lovely her new stilletto shoes were.

Mother joked, saying they are not just hers, she'd like to see a particular guy wearing them also.

[KimberlyJo]

I'm confused, does your mother know you dress and if so was she talking about seeing you wearing her heels?

[heathr1]

Years ago as a child, she found my skirts and no more was ever mentioned.

Whether she guesses I still dress and whether she meant me, I don't know.

[gretchen_love]

My dad always makes really crass jokes about wearing a leather thong, and getting matching ones for the whole family...Holy awkward dinner joke! Especially because of his large gut...He doesn't know that I dress, but that's mostly because he's oblivious. He's def seen a pair of shoes in my closet, and probably some panties in my hamper.

[linnea]

I haven't had this happen with my close family (none of whom know that I dress), but I have certainly heard plenty of jokes and scoffing remarks about crossdressers and other TGs. I defend them insofar as I can, but most of what I say falls on deaf ears.

[Nicki B]

I've always found, that if you make the comments yourself - or agree with the others - they never believe you.


It's what's inside your head that's making this a bigger deal than it needs to be?

[KimberlyJo]

Sounds like Mother's got a bit of kink in her chain if you know what I mean lol.

[trannie T]

When I was eight or nine I was checking out the medicine cabinet and found a strange bottle. I didn't know it was perfume until I opened it and spilled some on my shirt. I put the shirt with the dirty clothes and forgot about it until the following Tuesday. When my mom was ironing the shirt she got a good whiff of the remaining perfume. Both my parents thought it was very funny, and thought it was all the more funny as they saw how embarrased I was.

[LilSissyStevie]

When I was a teenager my mother always complained that I looked like a girl. I had long hair and wore the femmyist clothes I could get away with. I guess it was meant to embarrass me into butching up. "How are you going to find a girlfriend looking like that?" Believe me, I had no trouble.

I have a step-daughter with Down Syndrome. Whenever she goes clothes shopping with my wife she always holds up a skirt or dress and says something like, "Lets get this one for Stevie, he'll look cute in it." Then she gets a big laugh out of it. She doesn't "know" I dress but she has amazing powers of intuition about other things as well.