September 1, 2006 12:32 AM BST
LOL Something similar to that happened to me too! Although my SO knows fully, my mother knows too even though I haven't been totally honest until this latest episode:
I was sitting at home all dolled up when there was a loud knock on the door. Because I'm not totally 'outed', I kept a pair of baggy track pants, a sweat shirt and some socks nearby just for emergencies. At the time, I didn't have my makeup applied so instead of hiding (the knocking became persistent), I kicked off my heels, put my baggy clothing on and ran to the door just in time to see my mum walking off to her car. Well, she turned to me and said hi and after a little awkwardness (I didn't understand this part until you see why below), she said she had to run and would drop by another time when I wasn't so busy.
Well, not understanding why she put me off like this, I closed the door and made my way to the bedroom to take off those silly clothes and as I was standing in front of the mirror, I realized why she was reluctant to come in...............
I WAS WEARING MY RHINESTONE CHOKER!!!
Sheeesh....LMAO ....anyways, to answer the original thread, honesty always prevails. I really don't know what some of the girls must go through by having to tell their SOs about their little secret after umpteen years of marriage as I have always been upfront about my desires right from get-go but if it takes away from who you really are, then you are lying to yourself too. Whatever you choose to do, I just hope it all works out the way you want it to!
Stacy
September 2, 2006 2:30 PM BST
Hey Wendy! That's a GREAT idea! It's not that I have to worry about my family anymore but I still have to deal with friends and co-workers. Darn good thing you were in the ROTC! You're right....at least something good came of it!
Stacy
September 5, 2006 11:45 PM BST
Loki--
You are SO busted, sweetie. If not now, later. Be ready for the coming storm, dear. It might not be for 4 or 5 years...but it's coming. Best to 'fess up now, then later...when it'll be far, far worse. (Trust me on this one. It's in the camp of "Been There, Doing That.")
Wendy--
A full length check list is not only a good idea...it's how "The Weekend Woman" started off life!
Luv 'n hugs,
Dr. Minako Sakura
"Almost Angel, T-Girl Genius, and Ultra-Flirt"
September 14, 2006 6:01 AM BST
Helen,
Congratulations!
Things been okay (after those three days, anyhow...)?
Take Care!
Kari
Loki, you're going to be dealing with this a lot sooner than you think. You are on the brink of total discovery, or a total revelation on your part.
Is it wise to avoid this now? Maybe. When my wife first found some of my femme clothing she assumed I was having an affair. I should have told her on the spot. I didn't until months later.
Again, maybe you better sit down soon and discuss this. This WILL NOT blow over. And please be sober when you choose to discuss this.
Mere
Loki,
Let me be a bit metaphorical. When you lied to your partner, you started down a path to the Darkside of the Force. The further down this path you go, the harder it will be so salvage your relationship. Think of your partner as a Jedi who cannot accept deceit in your relationship. If you do not turn back now, you won't lose her now, but when she does find out.....the odds will be that you will lose her. Better to find out now. You cannot change being TG. If you wait she will have to deal with your being TG and lying to her. The combination multiplied by time will likely kill whatever chance you have now. Can the relationship survive not being open from the start. It happens. But it doesn't happen often. I recommend trying love and honesty. If you lose her now it will hurt less than losing her later and later you are more likely to lose her. Good luck.
May 21, 2006 11:58 AM BST
I can understand your wanting to keep a relationship with someone you love. I'd be willing to do allmost anything for that. But from the getgo you lied about who you are. How would you feel if you found out she's someone completely different from who she says she is. If you realy want this to work you have to be honest.
September 1, 2006 4:27 AM BST
I've mentioned this before, but one reason I never was discovered crossdressing is I use checklists....including one on the front door over the knob. It tells me what I need to check before opening the door...usually in a somewhat cryptic form. Yours would have read "choke" or "neck" or something similar. Many of you may never come out so I hope this hint helps you maintain your lives of intermittent terror without a real disaster hitting and your secret coming out when you are not ready.
I never can remember that I have nail polish on and now my pierced ears give me another opportunity to make a mistake...I'm used to having something in my ear all the time. I also am more likely now to sleep without cleaning up or checking myself first....so I wake and forget that I need to check myself in the mirror....the FULL length mirror....a checklist works well. Pilots always use one. The ones who don't are in smoking holes in the ground. And you thought Air Force ROTC was of no value to a T girl.
September 6, 2006 9:34 AM BST
Another handy helper is a drawing of drawers and jewelyr boxes if you are "borrowing" stuff to dress. That way they get back where they belong AND you dont forget one.
Interesting Min. Didn't know tthat. TY