I work at my local McDonalds. My personality is already pretty feminine, so I suppose I exhibit quite a bit of femininity on the job, but it's alright. My coworkers and managers seem to like me just fine.
I work at my local McDonalds. My personality is already pretty feminine, so I suppose I exhibit quite a bit of femininity on the job, but it's alright. My coworkers and managers seem to like me just fine.
College Student and Part Time Worker as a shipping clerk for an online retailer.
-Emily ✌️💖😁
Audio visual at a hotel. It's actually a pretty easy gig in all honesty. Lots of attractive women with great taste in shoes (heels)
Design engineer. I always wear panties to work, but after seeing how a TG woman was treated after transitioning I probably won't ever go any further than that.
Maintenance Electrician. A closet cd, only dress when home alone. I have underdressed a few times in and around home
Lots of people in IT/engineering here, me, I work for a large financial institution. There’s lots of pretty, well dressed women where I work, makes me jealous of their outfits sometimes!
I am over 50, and a Truck Driver, I haul mostly 53 foot Containers for CN and CP Rail but I do work for a private Company, its hard dirty work and I am not Feminine at all.
Live Today as if it is your last day
I’m a radiologist, and I’m fortunate enough to be able to work from my home office most of the time. So I guess I could wear a ball gown and tiara to work if I wanted, but most days it’s just pajamas.
I'm a retired Ironworker, many a job I worked wearing panties and bra under my jeans and flannel shirts. Panty hose in my work boots.
IT systems consultant, interesting that a lot of the positions would be considered typically "masculine".
I design spacecraft communication systems.
I'm a local truck driver (175 miles every night, Mon-Fri) with some warehouse work for the remainder of the night.
Home every day.
I'm also a logistics specialists in the military Reserves.
I never display any femininity at either job, it's just not me.
Melissa: "... and why are you dressed as a woman?"
Coach McGuirk: "Because it's freeing."
-Home Movies
(cartoon series)
Shoe size: 9 US women's.
Dress size: M to L; 8-10.
Height: 5' 6".
Medical research, I travel around the west coast managing research sites. When not on the road i work from home. Just outside portland oregon
Physician. Some days can underdress but most of the time I don't (that is to keep my mind on working and not on other things. Have to keep my mind on Victoria's hematocrit rather than Victorias Secret!)
USAF Veteran, Engineer by education and training, currently a Program Manager in the Defense Industry. Not the greatest career path for a TG friendly environment, no opportunity to dress at all. Getting caught would be a career killer.
That's awesome Alice that you're in the reserves and a stand up comedian.
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I am a lawyer.
Panties and fem tops 24/7
The colder it gets the more I try to wear underneath.
I'm ex military and now I work in a hospital laboratory. I also work part time as an actor/ extra in TV shows and movies. I've been in over 50 different movies and TV series.
I've been a Pastor for close to 30 years. Admit to under dressing around the office a few times.
Molly
Senior Project Engineer here - I hear ya irene9999 - makes me jealous when you see well dressed women and you can't dress the same. Lots of women where I work wear skinny jeans - and then a couple of women in sales department are absolutely beautiful...no underdressing for me..worry too much of what would happen if I had an accident at work.. but the clothes and heels come with me when I travel - I always wonder what does a couple of pairs of stilettos look like on the xray baggage machine since I take my heels in my carry on...Also seeing well dressed women in the airport...I am always impressed when I seeing a business woman wearing her stilettos, walking through the airport...
Work completely from home sales only a rare video meeting i wear what i please when i please
Ex RAF Tornado engines tech, 20 years aero (smelly), IT Eng for 17 years with degree in law.JackJill of all trades,mastermistress of none.
Club manager, sales, accounting . Never dressed for my work..US Army duty 3 yrs.
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I manage a British car restoration shop.... this is me today.
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Jennifer
I work as an IT support technician, I underdress, wear womens jeans and sometimes tshirts, perfume and have my nails long and polished every day. I'm not customer facing so it's not an issue
Foxy Roxy has entered the building
Well...I work for the Railroad, been here for 15 years. I’m also in the national guard and I’m currently in Officer Candidate School earning my commission!
Never underdressed, it’s not something I’ve ever wanted to do either. It’s all or nothing for me too.
Last edited by Leah Love; 10-18-2017 at 12:19 PM.
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