Handling my CD life
Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2014 6:40 pm
In my "intro" I mentioned that I spend about 90% of my time en femme. One of the girls who welcomed me wondered how I was able to do that and not have encounters with relatives and friends and wondered about "close encounters". BTW, my daughters and sons-in-law know that I CD but have never seen me or photos of me. It has not been a topic for conversations.
Being able to live in this manner is possible because I am retired and now live alone. My family and friends do not just "drop in" to see me. One of my daughters works about 2 miles from my house and drives within 1/2 mile of me while going to and from work. She would call before coming to see me. If I were en femme I would tell her that she is welcome to come but she might not want to as I would not look as she is used to seeing me. Then she could choose.
I am out en femme quite a lot. I have seen a few friends in public places over the years but have ever been recognized. As a rule, I do not go to places where my male self would be well known. However, I have been to many concerts where friends of my male self have been present but again, no recognition.
Obviously, during more than 65 years of "dressing" there have been close encounters or actual encounters. Some were more serious
than others. One just has to live through the tough times that follow. I am now at a stage in my life where I am much less concerned
about such encounters.
Being able to live in this manner is possible because I am retired and now live alone. My family and friends do not just "drop in" to see me. One of my daughters works about 2 miles from my house and drives within 1/2 mile of me while going to and from work. She would call before coming to see me. If I were en femme I would tell her that she is welcome to come but she might not want to as I would not look as she is used to seeing me. Then she could choose.
I am out en femme quite a lot. I have seen a few friends in public places over the years but have ever been recognized. As a rule, I do not go to places where my male self would be well known. However, I have been to many concerts where friends of my male self have been present but again, no recognition.
Obviously, during more than 65 years of "dressing" there have been close encounters or actual encounters. Some were more serious
than others. One just has to live through the tough times that follow. I am now at a stage in my life where I am much less concerned
about such encounters.