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chris_t_morris
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I'm mid 30s & been crossdressing for a number of years now, making regular trips out for shopping, the cinema,etc. I haven't confided in my close friends/family about my gender identity issues and although I doubt I'll ever pass as a biological girl, I've decided that I want to express an understated femme appearance in all aspects of my life and now want to take a step forward.
I recently applied for a weekend job in a London shoe shop, never expecting to be asked for an interview, but the company is question has asked me to attend one! I want to be open from the start, so they realise this is who I want to be, but I don't want to make it all about "Oh I'm a cross-dresser!". I'm strugging for an outfit that won't instantly scream "drag queen" but will have a femme undertone. I had thought of just smart bootleg trousers, a two-in-one shirt & simple ballet flats? I'm just so nervous & desparately want the job, but what would girls suggest re. an outfit, shoes & what type of make up?
I recently applied for a weekend job in a London shoe shop, never expecting to be asked for an interview, but the company is question has asked me to attend one! I want to be open from the start, so they realise this is who I want to be, but I don't want to make it all about "Oh I'm a cross-dresser!". I'm strugging for an outfit that won't instantly scream "drag queen" but will have a femme undertone. I had thought of just smart bootleg trousers, a two-in-one shirt & simple ballet flats? I'm just so nervous & desparately want the job, but what would girls suggest re. an outfit, shoes & what type of make up?