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Going to be with family so its a NO
If i could too i would, but i will be at home with my wife,
As I’m still in the closet it will be difficult to get dressed up,
Hugs Roz X
I’m similar- but I intend to underdress and enjoy that which is possible under the circumstances-( well under something!!)
Anya
I am a maybe. There is a LBGQT New Years celebration an hour away at a club that I want to go to if a number of star align.
Alicia, I do so hope you get the chance girl.
Crystal
Hey it’s Sandy! Dressing on New Years is a perfect situation to go out a see and be seen in your lovely outfit. If you go to the right restaurant or bar your will be very welcome so go out, put on your sexy short dress or skirt and don’t worry about what people think or say.
Its a great opportunity so go for it!The first time I went out I had to ride the hotel elevator with a security guard!
Anyway have fun and wear something pretty tonightHugs, Sandy.
Hi April. I wish I could. My wife hates going out for New’s Years Eve. This year, due to my daughter’s relationship status, I think my wife (who knows about me being a CD) will likely be babysitting our grandchildren for our daughter at her house. So I’ll be at home and will be dressed en femme having a bit of the sparkly. Cheers, Krista.
For starters, I don’t usually go out on New Year’s Eve. I’m not really a night owl, I usually head to bed around 15 minutes after the ball drops. There have been years I went to sleep before midnight. I can’t see paying super expensive prices going out just because a digit is flipping on the calendar. More often the extent of “going out” means going to pick up Chinese food to bring home.
Last year I dressed up at home, complete with wig and makeup. I had a friend who was in the transformation business and she had to move away. As she was selling her inventory, I found a dress that I wore 10 years earlier in a show she put on. It was black with sparkles throughout and very slinky. I included it in what I took. So New Year’s Eve was an appropriate time to wear it. I have a photo of it in my private gallery.
But this year, New Year’s Eve falls on a Friday night with New Year’s Day on a Saturday. So I’m going to be out at Sabbath services until 10 PM on Friday, and it doesn’t make sense to start to put on makeup for just a few hours of staying home. And I can’t sleep too late on Saturday for the Sabbath morning services. So I may change into something late Friday night, but it’s not likely to be with makeup and wig.
We will not be going out. Even if we did I wouldn’t be allowed to. Unfortunately that itch is growing. I can dream that Katie could see in the New Year but within the SO guidelines that probably will not happen.
We’re not really new years people, watch the ball drop if we make it that far and go to bed so it’s a no on the dressing too, my wife doesn’t like it. Also this year we’re taking care of 3 grandkids so that kind of seals the deal there. I’m not explainingto a 3, 4 and 6 year old way they have 2 grandmas tonight, wouldn’t be good. lol
Hey it’s Sandy!
Wonderful you’ve been thinking about venturing out en femme. It’s a trying experience the first time but don’t be afraid or embarrassed I went through it myself and felt the same way. Trust me… the trepidation is well worth it. Have you thought what you’re going to wear?
Good luck and have a fabulous time.
Hugs Sandy.Bonnie. If I were to go out dressed on New Years Eve I would have to go all out with a good shave make up and nails. Its not that it would be dishonest but you would miss out on the chance to be truly feminine in public. I have only be out en femme in public on Halloween and decided to be fully en femme and it was exhilarating. Although wearing a beard would be less nerve wracking you lessen your joy. If you want to have the option of making light of it anyway, you can try being a bit over the top. Good luck, Sara
Hi Bonnie I see you’re going to venture out onto the world! That’s awesome! Yes you’ll be nervous but the pleasure and femme feeling is definitely worth the price.
I wear a beard myself sometimes and go to a great drag/gay/tourist bar and restaurant and still have no problems there (Atlanta) in fact the shows host sports a beard as does one of the performers.
I digress, the point is dress up put your makeup on and don’t worry about what people might think. Have a Bonny time and enjoy yourself. Hugs Sandy.-
Hi Bonnie. I understand you making a joke about dressing, but to me, face hair just doesn’t work when enfem but I know everyone is different too.
I suggest you shave and go as girly as possible as best you can. Go over the top with your outfit or blend in, you know your audience best, either way you’re going to have a fun memorable time. I’m sure you’ll get lots of compliments. What a great way to bring in the New Year!
Hey Bonnie
Do what feels good to you, honey!
I’ve seen a few guys with beards and makeup en femme, and that’s just the way they want to play it – there are no rules except the ones in people’s heads!!
Just get into the character of it – you’re going to look like someone who doesn’t mind/care what people think, so own that mindset.
Your rules, your party and everyone is welcome!
Love Laura
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