Thursday, May 28, 2015

Boy-girl mixed mode - Shopping trips

Mistress Marie Marie & David: A Real Life Story of a Mistress and Slave was kind enough to comment on my last blog post. 

In replying to her post I realized that I should share a bit of what our routine shopping trips are like. These are run-of-the-mill trips for household items, groceries, etc. I don't think of them too much in terms of this blog so here is a bit of an update on what goes on...

Here is what she posted:
Mistress Marie
"It is interesting how your feelings of insecurity come up if you are going out wearing girl clothes but not completing the package with hair and make up and all. I do have to say when you are totally femmed up you really can pass for a woman. Sounds like it was a nice night and those feelings of nervousness are good for a sub!"

First, thank you Mistress Marie for the sweet compliment and encouragement about my passing as a woman. It made me feel so good!

She is right, I do feel very insecure when I'm "a boy wearing girl clothes." Miss loves for me to get  a dose of feeling insecure and humiliated when we are out and about. These are the run-of-the-mill trips for household items, groceries, etc. On these trips I am almost always wearing girl jeans or girl shorts, with a bra under a boy polo or t-shirt of some kind. I also put on a light amount of pink lipstick.

Miss loves those shopping trips as sometimes it's obvious to average observant people (women especially) that I'm wearing lipstick, and often you can tell I am wearing a bra depending on the thickness, material, or pattern of my boy shirt.

Yes, I get VERY anxious and am constantly looking to see if people are noticing me. Miss loves that I'm on edge like that so much :-) I do try to position myself while shopping in a manner that will minimize people noticing any bra straps.



On a recent shopping trip I wore a pair of thin white ladies shorts. They are thin enough that you could easily tell what type of panties were being worn, and what color or pattern they had, but they are not skin-tight.  The picture above is a pretty close representation except my shorts are 2 or 3 inches longer.

I tried them on for Miss as we were getting ready to leave one day, probably with a blue or green bikini panty underneath (those ARE boy colors, right?  -LOL!). She probably said something like "are you sure you want to wear THOSE panties?" Then she told me to wear Tidy-Whities - eeeeeew I HATE THOSE! Luckily I have some white bikini panties that I can wear next time, if Miss allows me :-)

Anyway - at this stage I think I am getting ready to start making those trips in girl tops. Miss might have suggested that, I don't recall. But we did talk about it while shopping a few weeks ago, and we picked up some inexpensive ladies casual tops that are not blatantly girlish, at least that's what I thought when we bought them. But now that I'm thinking about them I'm wondering if they are so thin that wearing a bra with them may be too much - for me, and for the other shoppers. I will need to talk to Miss about how she feels. Despite all her encouragement to me in all things female, she is conservative in terms of taking risks so even she has some boundaries when it comes to personal safety.

Take care everyone!


Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Concert time!

I surprised Miss with tickets to a concert for her birthday earlier this month. We usually make it to one or two each year. This year we are on a record pace. We've been to two so far, and have a couple more still to come.

This show is a very popular one, and sells out every year. There are usually around 12 bands performing, with the first band going on at 1 pm. That makes for about a 10 hour experience!

The style of music is alternative rock, usually including both past (80's New Wave, 90's Grunge, etc.), as well as very contemporary up and coming bands, and some one hit wonders. We're pretty young at heart (we're in our late 40s), so this is right up our alley (but we love old school rock too!) This year it was mostly newer bands.


With Muse being the headliner, we were not worried at all about this being a great time. We had songs from most of the other bands that we were also looking forward to seeing live.

Leading up to the concert, I was trying to figure out if I could come up with another all girl clothes outfit like I had for a concert we went to last year. I was a bit despondent leading up to the concert date as I hadn't figured it out yet. The main struggle was figuring out what top I was going to wear. I was in my insecurity mode, worrying about how people might react to a boy in girl clothes, as I was not going en-femme.

But the morning of the show I did finally figure it out. The issue wasn't so much which top to choose that would be androgynous enough for me to feel like people wouldn't notice it was a ladies top. It was about me having the confidence to accept however people might react.

I tried on a top that I thought would work. I asked Miss what she thought and she said it was definitely a girl top and there would be no mistaking it otherwise. So I "girl'd up" and went with it!

I did not have a bra that was low enough cut in the front to work with the neckline on my top, so no bra :-( I need to do a bit more shopping obviously!

The day of show was going to be on the cool side, so I also decided to put on some thigh-high stockings to help with keeping warm, with lace socks, and ladies low heel black shoes. People sitting next to us definitely would have noticed the lace socks :-D.

I wore boot-cut ladies skinny jeans, and I brought a black ladies sweater in case it got really cold. So it did get cold, and I got cold feet about wearing the sweater. Well, maybe not cold feet, but when Miss offered up my sweater from her purse because it had gotten cold (it was not bulky), I turned it down and said something like "it's not too cold". I was hoping she'd just overrule me and tell me to wear it anyway, but she didn't. A fail on my part for sure :-(



Here is me, blurred face and all!

Every now and then I did catch people giving me a second look, especially in the lines for food and restrooms, but nobody said anything at all negative. I don't think anything super interesting happened at the show, other then it was as much fun as we hoped it would be.

Next month we are off to see Tears for Fears along with a few others. I'll have to figure out what outfit will be good for that show!