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I’m sure this has probably been asked before, so I apologise.
In a few weeks time, my fiancée is taking me out (we were going out anyway) but has asked if I might like to go en femme as the event we are going to is decidedly LGBTQ friendly and would be like judgement free. It will be my first time out of the house as Jessica, and I’m really excited.
That said, while the show is trans friendly I don’t know about the venue as I’ve never been to this particular theatre.
I’ll be presenting entirely female, makeup, dress, heels, wig etc, but I don’t know whether I should use the ladies or gents bathroom. I feel like that night the ladies room would be more appropriate, but at the same time I feel like I’d feel self conscious either way.
What are you other ladies thoughts?
i would not hesitate to go out dressed up as a female, for using the bath room i would use the ladies room for you are dressed up a a female so use the right bath room that you are dressed up for. don’t hesitate to go out in en fem and don’t forget to use the female bath room. have a great time. wish my wife would let me dress up and go out for dinner as a female. i would be in heaven. for using the bath room if i had to go i would use the female bath room, for i am dressed as a female. pulling down or up my dress and all that to go is a different story. i have been there. its hard, pull up dress and pull down panties and nylons.
Thank you ladies. You’ve rather put my mind at ease. 🙂 It must be said I think that had I made a decision I’d have gone with the ladies room, but I’m glad to see that you guys would agree with that decision. Makes me feel better about myself.
Now I can just spend the next few weeks getting excited about our girldate. 🙂
Ah, if only life where that simple. Such an amusing idea. I would say the “Girls” Room……never gave it any thought. Most Universities up here are going co-ed bathrooms so I Guess before long there will be only 1 for all “CAUSEY”. In rural Asia there are no bathrooms…..just squat and go….at least when I was there. Here is a tid-bit of info you will probably shoot yourself over.
When I was in Nam, up near Hue, there is a river called the Song Be. From Hue to the other other side of the Song Be is a wooden bridge with a hand railing on one side. Every morning a group of Moma Sans would trip out to the bridge, cross out to the middle hop up on the railing…lift their sarong and let fly into the river!!!!! No shame…just wave at us and laugh!
I got our radio man to call the group down the river and let them know that a raft of breakfast was hot and ready on on its way down!! By the way……Song Be in Vietnamese is “PERFUME RIVER”……and know……you know the rest of the story.
Lady Veronica (Ex Medic 1st Cavalry)
When I went out en femme for the third time. First to a movie, after which I really needed the ladies room. No way I was going to make it home, so I followed what I’d read on this site and walked right in. A woman entered just in front of me, held the door and gave me a lovely smile. There was nobody else inside. However, while I was in the cubicle it was like rush hour and sounded like about 20 people came in at once. At that point I confess I lost my nerve and stayed put until it sounded like they’d gone.
I never considered the legalities. I had to go! I just didn’t think going into the gents dressed as a woman was a good idea.
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