How much time do people on this forum have to dress and go out in public. My wife does not know I crossdress and works from home mostly, she has to go into work 4-5 times a year which is the only time I can dress fully and go out. I have only been out dressed 1 time to get gas. She is retiring act the end of the year so that will be gone. What do others do?
Not telling you you should, but have you considered telling her about your odd but harmless hobby?
Life is short
When I still had my family living at home I used to dress out on business trips in hotel rooms.
Or, would carry a bag with all my gear into a restaurant rest room. Go in as a man, come out as a woman! Attend a T friendly event. Then, take everything off in the car before coming home!
U can't keep doing the same things over and over and expect to enjoy life to the max. When u try new things, even if they r out of your comfort zone, u may experience new excitement and growth that u never expected.
Challenge yourself and pursue your passions! When your life clock runs out, you'll have few or NO REGRETS!
I mentioned dressing as woman for a party but it did not go over will
I got tired of the hiding and came clean.
It was a risk I was willing to take for my sanity. I was one of the lucky ones and she was willing to talk, learn and try to understand.
I don't wear women's clothes, I wear MY clothes !
Since we are both retired now, sometimes I have to wait for a couple of weeks before I can even put on my girly undies. It is what it is. But I encourage her to go shopping without me!
I think we could all benefit from doing what Cheryl did but dang it sounds easier than it is. Yup the only thing I dislike about retirement is not having the opportunity to Crossdress more often I know that sounds terribly selfish but as I age the urge definitely increases.
Does she have any hobbies or likes to travel to see family for extended periods? Maybe these activities will pick up after she retires and give you some alone time.
Ichigo Ichie...every interaction is once in a life time, unique, and should be cherished. Bring along your En Femme and live with joy.
I am unlucky enough to be widowed for almost 10 years. I hardly dressed when my wife was alive, only wearing panties under my normal male clothes. 10 years on, my clothes are mostly femme clothes that I can wear out without being overtly femme. When out in town, I wear womens jeans or shorts, unisex teeshirts or other femme tops that don't attract attention. Sports bras without forms work to keep the femme feeling going. I wear femme sneakers that also don't attract attention. At home, I can wear dresses, skirts or leggings all the time.
Since she doesn't know, you're already well versed in DADT. I can only relate to my own situation. I came out to my wife at about your age and it just didn't go well.
I take advantage of her sleeping in every morning and the few outside interests she has.
I've waited so long for this time. Makeup is so frustrating. Shaking hands and I look so old. This was a mistake.
My new maid's outfit is cute. Sure fits tight.
And then I step into the bedroom and in the mirror, I see a beautiful woman looking back at me.
Smile, Honey! You look fabulous!
As I have stated numerous times I retired before my wife retired, by many years. Although she did not work everyday, she worked 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM when she did work. That gave me a full day of Stephanie time to do domestic chores and relax, totally en femme. I did drop the makeup routine because it was too time consuming to apply and removed: Maybe lip coloring, but that was it. Outside the home opportunities came when my wife visited our daughter or a cousin, out of state for seven to ten days. That gave me, under the cover of darkness in the evening, to venture out for drives and strolls. With the exception of Halloweens I never felt the urge to go interact with fellow humans. When my wife fully retired, all that went away with the rare occasion when she stays over night at our daughter's place so she can entertain out grandchild.
She does not talk with her brother and our kid are not around much . We mainly have each other
Jennifer.
I too was anxious about what would happen after we both retired. I finished about 18 months before my SO so had plenty of time to dress during that period. Yes, my dressing time reduced but my SO does have her own life and goes out to exercise class 4 out of 5 week days and off to her mothers on Saturdays. These give me windows of between 2 1/2 - 5 hours home alone. I couldn't have known that this would happen so my immediate advice is cross the bridge when you get there.
There's the posts of SO's going to stay with kids or relatives for a few days/weeks creating dressing opportunities. I did the reverse and took myself away from home for supposed week's walking holiday renting a house/cottage and being Helen for a week 24/7.
One thing I've learned is to be comfortable with basic dressing. Skirt/top/ underwear/forms san makeup and jewellery. Keeping it simple means speed in dressing/ undressing. No-one is going to see me so why worry about going the whole 9 yards. Becoming comfortable with being basic helps with the satisfaction levels. Not many GG's who are retired get up and go full makeup so why should I. Happy to be a plain Jane and not fret about being able to do all that I potentially could do.
Who dares wears Get in, get out without being noticed
I have my wife's adult daughter living with us, so I can't dress at home. I only dress when I go out. I get a hotel room, get dressed and head out.
Please call me Jamie, I always_have crossdressed, I always will, "alwayshave".
I came clean to my family several years ago - but will not likely go out dressed in public near my home (I have dressed on vacations)
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