I have had a few delivery people knock on my door for signature required deliveries (usually for my wife). I don't think I'm too scared, it is more of the complication re who you say you are and sign as that prevents me opening the door.
If it was the police then I would open it no problem and would not expect them to give me any grief re my mode!
Yes, for most of us, answering the door of our own home as a female could make life complicated. And signing a package receipt as "George" could be problematic if you look like Georgette.
As for the police, I don't think I could stand or sit and talk to them dressed as Krisi. And what if they decide to take me down to the station? I would ask them to wait while I changed. Actually, I wouldn't answer the door for them until I changed.
Hi Lucy, I can see why the officer was so confused as you are a very lovely young lady...
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A few day ago I was the internet doing Jigsaw puzzle when the back door opened It was my Grandson luckley he could not see me I slipped into the bedroom and changed back to a man.
Angie
Looking very pretty Lucy!
Talking to strangers whilst en femme is something I very recently did for the first time.
It is amazing how people can be so understanding.
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If you walk around your house dressed as a woman and don't want others to know, I suggest locking your doors.Originally Posted by Angie G
A few day ago I was the internet doing Jigsaw puzzle when the back door opened It was my Grandson luckley he could not see me I slipped into the bedroom and changed back to a man.
Angie
Christ, you look amazing and could have pulled it off as Lucy!
But I know just how you felt, that damn doorbell when privacy is thought to be yours. When en femme, I've yet the nerve to answer... I just go off and put on another coat of lipstick and wait for whoever to go away. But the police? Just shoot me already!!! :noidea2:
When lost, alone, or blue I know I can always get through the day, for I've always another shade of lipstick to make things right!
Or you could get rid of the bell, as I have.
ALWAYS plan for the worst, then you can be pleasantly surprised if something else happens!
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Beautiful girl! Wow, you are really owning it, good for you.
I would open the door for police. They have seen it all. Still, would be nervous.
Twice this month I've had to open the door with a nightgown on. The second, I had forgotten an appointment and so had to open the door as I waited too long and the lady was leaving. Fortunately, I was able to complete my business with her quickly, but afterwards I noticed my satin, Peter pan collar was sticking out of my robe and the hem extended well below my robe. Oh well, I don't care much anymore.
Way too pretty to be a Gavin. Congratulations to the cops who took it all in stride without difficulty.
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