Okay ladies, I've got a cool opportunity but it may expose my cross-dressing to my family... what to do?!? A couple months ago I was renting a room from a woman in her home that knew about my crossdressing. However, she liked it a little too much and kept flirting with me, telling me that she wanted to **** the **** out of me, etc., which made me very uncomfortable. I am straight but was NOT attracted to her at all. So, I told her that I was giving her 30 days notice and was going to move out. Later that evening she calls the police and tells them that I threatened her and they made me vacate immediately because we did not do a lease (although I showed them a copy of the rent check she cashed). Anyway, I am suing her for the rent that I paid, my motel bills, and my storage unit that I had to get (around $1500).
Now here's the cool part. I got a letter from the producer's of the show Judge Joe Brown and, after I called and told them the story they want us on the show! An all expense paid trip for me and a guest to L.A. for 4 days 3 nights? Hell yeah! My ex-roommate has agreed to it as well so we're booked to film on Feb. 13th!
I'm hoping to use this as an opportunity to be a positive representative for the trans community and conduct myself as a secure, confident professional and, most importantly, as a lady. I'll let me ex-roommate be the psychotic one.
Now, here is the only part that has me nervous. I am definitely going to appear en femme and use a fake name but my parents watch the show religiously... I'm worried that I'd be recognized and called out on it but think that I look and act so different as a woman that maybe they wouldn't know it was me. And part of me is thinking that even if they did recognize me, at least my secret would be out and I wouldn't have to hide it from them anymore, even though it is earlier than I intended it to be by a few months. We live in different states so I haven't been worried about getting exposed... until now.
I'm still trying to decide if I should just tell them before the show airs so they aren't caught off-guard but I've got time to ponder that for a while yet.