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The daily struggle living life as a secret crossdresser can be stressful and depressing.
Just like many normal women, wearing stylish heels or cute flats in guy mode, I’ve found retail therapy!
There’s something relaxing about spending an hour before work or at lunch openly trying on heels at my favorite shoestore, browsing the clearance dress rack in a dept store, taking a long walk wearing flats, confidently looking through racks of cute used outfits.
Seeing so many other attractive women shopping, noticing their different outfits, and admiring their flats, heels, sandals, and wedges. Finally, complimenting women on styles I like.
It all feels so normal.
Then back to work or life, back into guy shoes, back to surviving as crossdresser trying to balance it all.
I feel the same-but I’ve not shopped en femme yet; probably won’t to be honest. I do like wearing women’s shoes whiles hopping-either flats or low boots with a small heel. I will be wearing lingerie, most probably panties, stockings and suspenders, with a bra
I wear ladies slacks as well, with side zip and that is lovely; to be browsing lingerie or shoes while feeling the delicious smoothness of lingerie underneath.
There are some shops-not many-that are happy to serve crossdressers, and let us try on clothes at non peak times. That is a real thrill for me, as I can discuss different pantie styles, or which bra would be best for me.
2016_personal stories: Lea original post:
The daily struggle living life as a secret crossdresser can be stressful and depressing.
Just like many normal women, wearing stylish heels or cute flats in guy mode, I’ve found retail therapy!
There’s something relaxing about spending an hour before work or at lunch openly trying on heels at my favorite shoestore, browsing the clearance dress rack in a dept store, taking a long walk wearing flats, confidently looking through racks of cute used outfits.
Seeing so many other attractive women shopping, noticing their different outfits, and admiring their flats, heels, sandals, and wedges. Finally, complimenting women on styles I like.
It all feels so normal.
Then back to work or life, back into guy shoes, back to surviving as crossdresser trying to balance it all.
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