Cross Dressing | As a part of cross dressing a…

Good Day to Sisters, Ladies, Girls !

My answer is absolutely! i am retired from a career that all but the beginning . Being married 2 years after college and having the first of four fabulous children 13 months after marriage—well I had nothing in the closet except my being in “it” ! ! So no internet for many years to com, I needed something. Before a long flight— 3-5 hours, I would go to the huge news, cigarette and magazines store and locate my favorites- eyes only so I didn’t stand in front of the sectio— for totally borderline neurotic paranoia I trained myself to observe. So standing adjacent to the fashion magazines I would be looking at Town and Country types. When the time was right, I quickly grabbed the Town and Country, moved sideways and quickly pinched one, then two and put them under the T&C (which is or was oversized format that covered the others), I went for Glamour and Victoria, then bent down to get the weekly fashion newsprint called W ( formerly womens wear daily) on the shelf underneath the rack, then Seventeen. To the counter and as they rung one and another, I would grab them and put them in the space reserved in my soft leat top access briefcase. Except for NY or DC flights at 6:30 AM, that is what I took to LAX. SF and a few more magazines for Asian flights that I only had to take 2-4 X /year.

I really like the 80s right after Princess Diana and her everywhere images of ruffled blouses, huge collars etc I am very much into wearing college girls styles from when I was young and dressed like a sissy-not my choice. And finally i would not buy Glamour or W when it was the back to school months for Seventeen that ballooned to 300 pages roughly. Preppy ruled that era in late teen early 20s girls outfits. Plaid pleated skirts with knee socks, tights Peter Pan collar blouse….

ok so I am a yes and gave away my closeted methodology for purchasing strategy !! LOL