Yesterday, I finally retired my last piece of male underwear. From now on I will be only be wearing female pants. I had already moved over entirely to women's socks some time ago. But that's easy. I also wear other female clothes like jogging pants and hoodies routinely now although my wife keeps stealing them.
I often wore panties until now but I was often reluctant to wear them routinely away from the house or working or whatever. In case of the proverbial accident. The reason we were told to wear clean underwear. But finally bought some panties which could easily pass as male until you look closely. Ladies boxers and briefs. Now I no longer have to think about the fact I'm wearing female clothing. It's just normal.
I am delighted with myself and see it as another step down the road which I'm travelling at the moment. Chipping away at my male persona piece by piece.
I started it a while ago by gradually letting go of the male façade I'd built up over the years. Just be myself. It extended to using the bathroom sitting down to the point where standing up now seems weird.
It's a gradual thing though. It helps that my main role in life is as a homemaker and parent. I now it's now PC to see that as a woman's role but for my generation, men worked, women were housewives. But then again all my married sisters are stay at home Mothers. At first it bothered me and I felt I had to attempt to try and keep the man act going but it simply caused me stress. So I stopped trying so hard to act like a man. I'm much more relaxed now. My wife noticed it immediately.
Has anyone else tried this? I know I'll never end up living fully as a woman and it's a compromise but it's worth trying.
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