A place to collect the thoughts and experiences of heterosexual male cross dressers and transvestites. I try not to be judgemental - hell I was forty-something before I liked myself. I WILL plug the page where I have books to sell - but there are 'freebies' there as well so money isn't a big deal.
I'm ancient - so have many years behind me. With any luck I've learned some sense about myself and the subject of transvestism. Have no problem in learning more. Want to, as a matter of fact.
Hi there everyone, since we've been discussing aprons, I thought I would share a few pics of mine, hopefully put you all in the mood to find your own ;)
These look like good work aprons, but they're still very pretty. I have one that's much too nice to actually do housework in ... strictly ornamental. Thanks for sharing these pics.
I wonder how many of us have managed to actually work as a properly uniformed domestic? I was very lucky in that I met an understanding lady who didn't much care what I wore when working just as long as her apartment was thoroughly cleaned and the laundry and ironing attended to.
Over the years she very kindly bought all my everyday working uniforms from White Swan in the U.S. I like to think that she did this at least partly in appreciation of the work I did for her. Most days I wore an 'a' line dove grey dress with white ric-rac trim with aprons to match. When serving her a meal, which occasionally happened, I would wear a dressier black and white uniform and a head band.
Nice Housemaid, while I have 3 real, practical, working maids uniforms, I've only done some light housework when home alone...I can only imagine how you felt cleaning while properly dressed. I suppose that is a lot of the appeal of Bea's and Monica's stories. Wearing a maids uniform changes my attitude, its hard not to feel the role to the core when dressed as such. I do hope you'll share some of you experiences.
Nice aprons, I call them Granny's aprons, I have two similar ones, bought years ago in Melbourne, Australia. I'll try an send a photo to Bea for publication.
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Very nice aprons. I love them all. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks hon, I'll put up some more maid pics soon as well.
These look like good work aprons, but they're still very pretty. I have one that's much too nice to actually do housework in ... strictly ornamental. Thanks for sharing these pics.
I wonder how many of us have managed to actually work as a properly uniformed domestic? I was very lucky in that I met an understanding lady who didn't much care what I wore when working just as long as her apartment was thoroughly cleaned and the laundry and ironing attended to.
Over the years she very kindly bought all my everyday working uniforms from White Swan in the U.S. I like to think that she did this at least partly in appreciation of the work I did for her. Most days I wore an 'a' line dove grey dress with white ric-rac trim with aprons to match. When serving her a meal, which occasionally happened, I would wear a dressier black and white uniform and a head band.
Has anyone else had a similar experience?
Nice Housemaid, while I have 3 real, practical, working maids uniforms, I've only done some light housework when home alone...I can only imagine how you felt cleaning while properly dressed. I suppose that is a lot of the appeal of Bea's and Monica's stories. Wearing a maids uniform changes my attitude, its hard not to feel the role to the core when dressed as such. I do hope you'll share some of you experiences.
Nice aprons, I call them Granny's aprons, I have two similar ones, bought years ago in Melbourne, Australia. I'll try an send a photo to Bea for publication.
Curtseys,
Monica
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