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Good morning lovely ladies,
Yesterday morning i had the day off from work, and my wife was out for work at 7am. We needed a few items from the grocery store. All of a sudden i had this urge to let Paula do the shopping.
The next hour was getting my gaff, panties, bra, shape wear, makeup, wig, jeans, sweater on. I was fully dressed, looked down at my hands, and decided a quick coat of red polish was needed. Painted, and under some cold water for and instant set. Out came the 2″ swede booties, rings, watch.
I found my purse, could not find my wallet, so ID and Credit card go into the purse.
I don’t have any coats of my own. So borrowed, one.
One last look in the mirror. I look ready.
Out the front door, it is now 8am, luckily, no one was out on the street. Got in the car and drove to the store.
As I pulled into the almost empty parking lot, I had 2 thoughts. Wow there is nobody here, Great, then S!&@ nobody is here to keep narrow minded people from making a scene.
A woman pulled into the spot next to me. She checked herself in the mirror and got out and started walking, so I did the same. I got my cart, and walked the aisle picking up what i needed. Then into the clothing section and picked out some new panties.
All of the tills had customers, so i looked at clothes for a moment longer. When i noticed the man at the till had left, i walked up, and started to place my things on the conveyor belt. The Cashier asked if I needed bags today. Moment of panic. In my best voice said “yes please”
Then packed and paid. The cashier said have a nice day. Then even though she was with the next customer, turned again to me and smiled.
No one seemed to notice me, or if they did, did not care I was there.
Drove home, once again no one on the street. Two trips to get everything into the house.
Put everything away. Then back to Drab mode. I had an appointment, to get to as the male me.
It was such a lovely morning put getting groceries. I feel like i want to do all of my errands as Paula. Maybe some day.
For any one who wants to go out but is stopped by fear. Try the grocery store early in the morning, it is safe, public, and everyone there is just going about their shopping not really noticing anything else.
When was the last time you paid attention to other people at the Grocery Store.
Have a wonderful day ladies.
Lots of love and hugs
Paula
Hello Paula, Good for you, your first trip outside went well. You will have to go again soon so as to built up your confidence. It just takes some small steps at first & then you will be going out to all sorts of places soon. I go to the supermarket every week now fully dressed & most people do not take any notice, I try to go to the same lady at the checkouts now, as she nows me now & is very kind. I had to buy a coat recently to go out shopping, as it is getting colder & I had not got one, never thought about a coat before as only dressing indoors. Enjoy going out again, love Helenmarie
Glad you had such a wonderful experience. Your outfit sounds very nice.
How many of us have been out shopping dressed, have picked out what we want and then hover around watching the checkout for that opportune time to go through with the least of worries. I always seem to get some older conservative appearing person come in right behind me who stands there eying every inch of me with smug disgust as I get my things through. Self checkouts are better if you don’t have a lot of items.
These experiences from you girls bring back the memories of my first trips out. Constantly checking and rechecking everything. The outfit, outside the house, the parking lot , the store, the people. You spend most of the time doing the risk assessment and the actual event is over in less time than it takes to all before. So well done you and it does get easier as you relax more into it.
It is all a learning curve and something in your piece caught my eye. Running a cold tap to set the polish. I have never read that one before and will try it out. Even us supposed veterans can always learn something new. Thanks!
Wonderful Paula!
Those of you just starting out on trips into the great outside world should take note of this adventure. The best ways to start out are 1) public parks, people all about but distant. 2) gas stations, again no one is close. And 3) grocery shopping, everyone is absorbed in their business and pays little attention.
Paula, it sounds like you have broken the nervous barrier and are on your way to being a woman “out and about.” Enjoy! It’s such a great adventure.
❤
Beth
very brave! Glad you enjoyed the freedom of grocery shopping as PAula. MAkayla Lee
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