Tagged: Shoes closet storage hidden
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- September 25, 2018 at 3:49 pm #118203
Ladies,
I’m in search for ideas to secretly store all of this awesome girly stuff!
I have amassed quite the collection of clothes, shoes, makeup, fake nails, etc. Sadly they’re still in the boxes they shipped with, and crammed into a corner of my literal closet.
I am a single dad, and closeted. I am keeping my clothes in my dresser. However, I’m not sure where to store the rest of my stuff without it being discovered by my kids who don’t have a second thought of going through my stuff. I need a fool proof plan before they start searching for Christmas presents and discover I spent all their inheritance on looking fabulous. My daughter is already suspicious of my new hairless body. Plus if I bring a lady over she’s going to wonder who the woman is that left a bunch of barely used size 16s in my closet. Albeit gorgeous size 16s, but that’s beside the point. Message me direct for any and all questions about my shoes. I don’t mind talking about them. I really don’t. 😉
I’m sure there are some very creative solutions to this. Can’t wait to hear them!
XOXOXO
Victoria
- September 25, 2018 at 5:26 pm #118211
Get an armoire that locks.
This is somewhat a problem for me as well. My (girl) jeans are pretty much out in the open, as are my girl boots, just no good or easy way to hide those. I have to be sure to keep panties and other things well hidden.
You might use under the bed storage boxes or if you have a garage or attic that is reasonably accessible, otherwise its difficult.
Good Luck!
- September 25, 2018 at 6:01 pm #118215
Hi Victoria,
Great topic. I wish I had your problem.Truly I do: no wife, no SO, no kids. Yet, lots of stuff,lol.
If I needed to sequester my stuff, I might resort to the attic or crawl space or up above the dropped ceiling. Of course all of those locations pose their own challenges.
I wish you lots of great ideas from the fabulous ladies in CDH.
-Terri Anne
- September 25, 2018 at 6:27 pm #118218
Victoria… what a interesting article which many a CD can understand your dilemma… I am fortunate not to have nosy children snooping for Christmas gifts .. I have a closet whereby I hang my girly LBD and my other dresses among my suit and volunteer class A fireman uniform… I also place my clothes in a suitcase in my storage unit in the complex where I live … suitcase in the attic or shelf in the closet for you.. just a few suggestions… good luck…Leonara
- September 26, 2018 at 1:16 pm #118342
Lockable armoires and suitcases and other hiding places in the house can be fine, but you might want to consider a climate-controlled storage locker if your wardrobe is extensive. A bit of a nuisance since it’s not in your home, but far less likely to be stumbled upon by a curious child – or a guest who’s a little nosy.
- September 28, 2018 at 2:28 pm #118669
80% of Caty’s “stuff”, (sans mostr of my lingerie that I keep at home) is in a storage locker about a half hour drive from here. (Its also where most of my wine collection lives). But two separate areas. It about 12’x12′, so I have lots of room and have set it up as one big wardrobe for Caty. (Plus a desk and computer, for Caty work in private). It has power, lights and a window… Very “upmarket”
Once that roller door comes down, I can do what I like in there.
So if you can afford it, go for it.
Caty
- October 13, 2018 at 1:10 pm #121622
You might consider looking to rent a “Space” from a fellow and near you CD/Trans person.
I rent a Closet from a women I met as Sandy. It is a perfect situation for me. We had known each other for a few years. She has a large home and has had other family or rented other rooms out. I use the Guest room closet but it is extremely rare someone is there especially as seldom as I go.
I placed a post on craigslist looking for a closet/tiny room and did get replies. I was very open with what I was looking for, $ willing to pay and what I was about.
Another option I looked at was a small commercial office. I actually found a tiny one for $100.00 that would have been perfect but this was right when the place I’m at opened up. If I had one other person to share with the choices really opened up for small offices.
Sandy
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