Quite Irate
Sexy Member
My possession of a penis and simultaneous use of womens' "service areas" (as I call them) has made for lovely discussion on LPSG in the past. I can offer a unique perspective on this. Women can get obnoxiously catty when they hear or figure out that there's a crossdresser using whatever restroom/locker room/any other gender oriented room they're using. They get irrationally pissed off. It all depends on the mood of the room and the people in it. Sometimes women embrace it. I don't know how many times I've had women approach me in such places exclaiming how feminine I am. Some are genuinely interested in that way, or in the fascinated-by-the-freak sense. The latter is easy to pick up on, because that type is very abrasive. Some women get naughty. I try to avoid exposing myself if at all possible, because it only makes problems (by the way, this is all in locations where my going into female facilities is legal). I have in the past - enough to know that you can't predict the nature of the response at all. Because women assume I'm gay (for men), they say things that they normally wouldn't say to a guy. Example - I met a close friend in a beach shower/locker room. I don't think she noticed anything unusual about me until I started stripping. I had to, because I was covered in salt and sand, and wasn't about to go on a several hour car ride without washing. She and I were in a semi-alcove of an open shower room. I noticed that she was very good looking, but didn't expect to talk to her. When I took off my top, she nervously laughed (common response - they want to say something, but rarely do). When I took off my bottom, she immediately said something like, "WOW, you must get all the guys with a thick cock like that." I didn't expect her to say anything like that, trust me. Weird as it was, that broke the ice, and we left together. We ended up becoming close friends as well as casual sex partners. [We don't live anywhere near each other anymore, but we're still friends. I just called her yesterday.]
So, how's that for information you never thought you'd read?
So, how's that for information you never thought you'd read?