Hi all,
Hope your all well.
Just thought I would share a couple of recent experiences I've had in male mode recently.
The first was when in town going into a charity shop as I always do to see if I can spot any items I might be able to add to my little collection.
As I entered my eyes met another's who was coming out. I smiled and so did they (I think) but I knew it was one of us! She was dressed very casually in flats, jeans and a summery top. Wig and light make up. She was definitely passable I just think my own interest in cd'ing heightened my conscience of who was in front of me.
I will admit to being a little awestruck as they were living out one of my greatest dreams and being out there in the real world being them.
Rightly or wrongly i I wanted to see how others would react to her so I gave it 10 seconds or so and left the shop and discreetley walked in the same direction and she headed through town.
I was more interested in others reactions as she had the walk nailed and was floating down the street. Very confident.
For the minute or so I followed there was only on couple (the male) who made comment to his partner after she had passed and they both turned to look however it was a glance and they then continued as if they hadn't seen anything.
It was amazing.
Really made me feel like if I was to do it I should concentrate on me only and enjoy it as for anyone looking on it's a fleeting moment that is forgotten in a heartbeat.
The 2nd time was driving to a function with a lovely but old school work colleague if you get my drift. As we were heading to our destination one of us was walking along the street while we were in the car. Again they looked confident and passable but as we went past he turned around and said 'ws that a guy'? I said I didn't notice (I did) but what I was more amazed with was that he said nothing further and believe me he is the sort of guy who usually would. He said nothing more of it the rest of the night.
I think it's in our heads about possible reactions.
It's given me hope (and more scarily fuel) to think into could one day make that walk....
Miss S