We went to bed last night at the same time and my wife went into the washroom dropped her clothes put on her PJs and hopped in bed in minutes. As she layed in bed I was getting undressed and we were small talking. I took off my jean skirt and top and folded the top and went into the other room and hung my skirt and put away the top nicely on the top shelf. I returned and took out my breastforms and went into the washroom and washed them quickly and put them in the box in a drawer next to my dresser. I then removed my ankle bracelet and earrings and put them away in the drawer on my night stand. I then got a hair clip and took off my wig and folded it nicely and put it in a bag. I was about to go into the other room to put the wig away and all at once I hear my wife "OMG your making me tired just looking at you, aren't you tired". She then asked how am I doing it, I have been working outside in the field in the cold and coming home late the last few weeks. But yet for whatever reason or whatever my brain is thinking I still seem to find the energy to get dressed and put everything away at the end of the night and do this almost every night. "Thats some powerful feelingI have" and then she asked me what is it that drives me to this, what are my feelings or what makes me do it instead of relaxing and not having to do all this extra work. She kept dwelling on what is it that when I come home tired that makes me want to dress like a woman, what am I thinking or feeling. Well I answered her I could only wish to answer that question and if I had a choice to trust me if I could snap my fingers and tomorrow morning I don't have these feelings anymore my life would be much simpler. But I told her one thing as I layed in bed with my silk nightie, I would miss this so much. I told her how much I enjoy being and feeling like a women even though it's short periods of time like I'm doing and its so much worth putting everything away.
We kind of ended it like that but I could only wish to find out what the driving force behind it all is, but in the mean time I believe we shouldn't think about it and enjoy the ride while it lasts.