I have noticed a SIGNIFICANT increase in laundry detergent usage also!
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Laundry fun??
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Hi all,
Same here... especially in sticky summertime! :|
Speaking of laundry fun, a couple of years ago I tried something a little different: several times throughout the summer, I hung my delicates on the clothesline. At the time, I lived in a very tightly packed neighbourhood, where we all shared the back alley, so my sundry undies were there for all to see. Nobody seemed to care. Well, except for the nextdoor neighbour one floor below (an old woman I always thought of as "Grann"); she and I were chatting across the fence, down in the backyard once, when she told me that the pantyhose and stockings wouldn't become so obviously "wind-tangled" if I clipped a clothespin to the toes in order to weigh them down. Best tip I ever got for laundry.
I don't think people cared too much about what hung on my clothesline (although I know that many would cringe at the thought of "exposing" their underwear--especially their sexy underwear--to the view of all; I know that's the case with my ex-roommate, whose refusal to hang it outside meant I had to battle my way through a row of rod-hung bras and panties every time I wanted to take a shower!
), but there was an occasional odd look on the landlord's face--he lived on the ground floor--when he actually saw me hanging hose, panties, corsets, teddies, and baby dolls. He still took my rent money every month, though! 
Yes, laundry day can be simultaneously tedious and fun. (Yeah, leave it to a crossdresser to consider laundry a fun activity...
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Love,
CJ
Same here... especially in sticky summertime! :|
Speaking of laundry fun, a couple of years ago I tried something a little different: several times throughout the summer, I hung my delicates on the clothesline. At the time, I lived in a very tightly packed neighbourhood, where we all shared the back alley, so my sundry undies were there for all to see. Nobody seemed to care. Well, except for the nextdoor neighbour one floor below (an old woman I always thought of as "Grann"); she and I were chatting across the fence, down in the backyard once, when she told me that the pantyhose and stockings wouldn't become so obviously "wind-tangled" if I clipped a clothespin to the toes in order to weigh them down. Best tip I ever got for laundry.
I don't think people cared too much about what hung on my clothesline (although I know that many would cringe at the thought of "exposing" their underwear--especially their sexy underwear--to the view of all; I know that's the case with my ex-roommate, whose refusal to hang it outside meant I had to battle my way through a row of rod-hung bras and panties every time I wanted to take a shower!
), but there was an occasional odd look on the landlord's face--he lived on the ground floor--when he actually saw me hanging hose, panties, corsets, teddies, and baby dolls. He still took my rent money every month, though! Yes, laundry day can be simultaneously tedious and fun. (Yeah, leave it to a crossdresser to consider laundry a fun activity...
)Love,
CJ
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Re: Laundry fun??
Julie wrote:Well gals, I just started doing this week's laundry (my wife and I have never divided chores into male/female). And as I loaded my undies, etc., I realized that I really do wear a lot of womens' clothing during the week. And they are a pain to hang out -- but --
I came to a shocking realization -- I might be a crossdresser!!
Hugs, Julie
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I have sometimess wondered what the others in the laundromat were thinking when I would be in there, (in all my sloppy drab glory - sweats & a ballcap) casualy folding away at all of these pretty feminine items...Lucy Bending wrote:Hi! Living alone in an older apartment, I have to take my laundry to the local laundromat. It used to bother me but over time I just dry and fold my laundry like everyone else, except that I have a pile of panties, etc. One lady approached me, looked at the pile of folded panties, and said "I don't think that I want to go there", and smiled.
I smiled back.
Live it. Love it. OWN IT.
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Hi Lorna,
Maybe the guys probably wish their girlfriends wore what yours does. or the girls are too jealous of your girlfriend, who they assume owns the clothing.
Not to mention you probably get cool points from women for being comfortable enough to actually take your girlfriend/wife's clothes to the laundromat and wash them.
It could happen!
Beauty
Maybe the guys probably wish their girlfriends wore what yours does.
or the girls are too jealous of your girlfriend, who they assume owns the clothing. Not to mention you probably get cool points from women for being comfortable enough to actually take your girlfriend/wife's clothes to the laundromat and wash them.
It could happen!
Beauty