Comments on: Being out, and dressing, at work. https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/ Crossdressing, etc. Sun, 18 Jun 2023 13:28:23 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Liz Summers https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-196635 Sun, 18 Jun 2023 13:28:23 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-196635 In reply to claudia.

It’s not a story, it’s real life!

]]> By: claudia https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-196634 Sun, 18 Jun 2023 07:43:04 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-196634 I love the pictures and the story

]]> By: Janedon https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-94254 Sat, 04 Jun 2016 01:21:35 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-94254 Ahhh—I do envy you being able to dress at work—-I’m pretty lucky(from what I read online–Wife helps with my feminization—most all our family & friends know & accept my fem side–Work is still a complication(wich makes it difficult to go out about town also)—we do go out but it’s nerve wracking worring about running into my bosses—I think there’s only two or three fellow workers who might cause problems–
We live on a rather tight budget so can’t afford to travel & I work a lot of hrs–so not too much time either—I Sooo want to be Completely out—but think I need the lottery to do that– Jane

]]> By: Charlotte Deneice Windham https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-93867 Mon, 25 Jan 2016 02:03:48 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-93867 I love your page,and yes I am a male to female transgender crossdresser girl,and loving being a woman. I love all the sexy garments of my clothes.

]]> By: TraciT https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-93267 Mon, 26 Oct 2015 23:01:42 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-93267 Great pics, great site, wonderful that you’re brave, strong, and free enough to dress at work. I must say I think it’s hilarious (not in a bad way) that you will dress at work but are ‘afraid’ to shop. I assume that means shop in women’s clothing stores. I am the opposite–not dressing at work, but I love to shop. Please please go to your local Macy’s, Nordstrom, J.Crew, J.Jill (esp. J.Jill), and let them know what you’re there for. You will be amazed and gratified. The saleswomen (almost all women) are VERY used to guys like us shopping for women’s clothing, and they are VERY happy to help. (It’s not just “our money’s as good as anyone else’s” — I genuinely think, based on my experiences, that they genuinely enjoy helping a man shop for dresses and skirts that look good and feel comfortable.) The gals at my local J.Jill cannot be nicer and they’re always glad to see me.

You’re missing out on a great experience if you don’t shop in stores, I promise. Thanks for your site!!

]]> By: Peter Udbjørg https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-92361 Mon, 12 Oct 2015 17:11:13 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-92361 I’d say this blog is quite right up my alley. I still find shopping intimitading, or stressful, so I do it as little as possible (my best buys have been mail order…).
But keep it up, I’ll have to follw you! :D

]]> By: Jaylee https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-70610 Thu, 12 Feb 2015 03:34:13 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-70610 Your blog and your attitude give me hope for the human race. Good on ya, Liz! I don’t share in the CD life, myself, but am curious and interested in all sorts of things/ways/opinions that are less common, or not traditionally approved by a majority. I am truly joyful to read your sensible, self-loving, “Hey, I’m ME” posts here, and look forward to the day that more people can be like you in that respect – accepting of others, but certain enough of your own self to remain true to yourself. As my girlfriend reminds me whenever I threaten to fly into a rage over something someone else did or said, “Remember, they have a right to be wrong.”

Best of everything to you and yours.

]]> By: Liz Summers https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-65616 Fri, 09 Jan 2015 18:17:59 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-65616 In reply to Sarah.

Naw, not really – but mostly because she’s not really the going out type :)

]]> By: Sarah https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-65565 Fri, 09 Jan 2015 14:55:44 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-65565 I really, really admire your determination, and its great you have such accepting and supportive people around you. Attitudes really are finally changing, although it sometimes seems the pace is glacial from the inside. A BBC poll a year or so ago, suggested crossdressing is really not an issue any more for most people under 30, and even older generations are beginning to relax.

I’m with Anna – still at the midnight postbox run stage (although I can do the dustbin in daylight occasionally!), perhaps I’ll try pushing myself a little more. My girlfriend of 18 years is extremely supportive, but is still a long way short of being comfortable the house with me – I’m curious; does your wife go out with you dressed?

]]> By: Liz Summers https://www.myweekendshoes.com/2013/12/being-out-and-dressing-at-work/#comment-46871 Wed, 19 Nov 2014 01:05:20 +0000 http://www.myweekendshoes.com/?p=704#comment-46871 In reply to Kitten.

*hug*
That’s awesome! It’s always great to hear that other people are able to successfully be themselves, whether it’s at home, out and about, and particularly in the workplace! Just gotta keep on keepin’ on :)

xx

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