Today, Lacy PJs posted interesting questions titled "Fantasies While Dressed". I covered the same subject in two of my most recent posts.
I too have fantasies when I am dressed en femme and wrote about them in two recent posts. (See "Being Teresa For Ten Days Strait" and "Being Teresa For Ten Days Strait (Update)"
My two "lengthly" (a nice word for verbose), posts were written to share my wonderful experience of being able to live out a fantasy, that I was a well dressed woman who blended well along with a supporting, participating wife. I focused on what it felt like as much as describing what we did for the ten days pretending that we were "girlfriends" at home and very much out in public.
I was surprised that one post only attracted slightly less than 1000 views and the other slightly less than 1500 views, but both only had less than 1% of the viewers who made comments.
After looking at many posts, not just mine, I have concluded that the response to my post was minuscule because:
- My post and explanation of my ten day outing as a woman was way to long;
- The subject title did not interest many readers, likely because very few CDers are blessed with my situation, freedom, and amazing wife.
- That most members of CD.com are here to look, not comment.
- That my story is "too good to be true" and readers may just conclude that it's fiction.
I certainly enjoyed the 1% of viewers to my posts who made complementary comments. Most comments were rightly made about my wife from one reader who said she was the "Gold Standard" of CD wives.
I have drafted another wordy (verbose) summary of the last three days of my ten day session of being Teresa. However, today I decided that I would not clog up perfectly good space on CD.com with my too detailed, too wordy journal of this past weekend. Instead, I will provide copies to those who wish to receive it via private message (PM).
To demonstrate that I have leaned a few good lessons in how to better participate in the exchange of ideas and experiences in CD.com, I will now reinvent my NOT very popular writing style to short comments or shorter posts that will hopefully draw more readers and commenters.
I hope that my commitment to my own drafting reform will help make CD.com an even better place for those of us that enjoy the feminine things in life.
We are all lucky to have a place where civility is maintained by Forum Administrators, Super Moderators and Moderators. My thanks to them.
Teresa