>i want to go out in a skirt >pick a nice outfit, croptop, skirt, etc >i go downstairs >mum sees me in my outfit >thinks im in shorts >confused she goes and takes a closer look >she breathes in heavily >she screams earblastingly loud to the point that even the neighbours across the street can hear it >"YOU WILL NOT GO OUT IN A SKIRT" >my eyes and ears are leaking and run upstairs to change
Maybe it was actually because skirts are too revealing and you’re a young girl?
Anthony King
I'm 21, mate
Jace Parker
aw what the heck you are actually pretty cute :) could you like, play it off as a joke or dare or something? Either way I think it's worth another try, if in a more subtle way, idk :/
Thomas Jackson
pack a bag, go somewhere like a block away, go in somewhere to get changed into the skirt, change, then change back before you get home, ezpz, if your mom doesn't like it, just don't do it within eye shot of her
Jose Carter
You're 21 and letting your parents tell you how to dress? What the fuck?
Ethan James
Why do you act so childish, also unrelated post bussy
Jaxon Richardson
It's not that that they tell me how to dress, it's that I don't want to disappoint them. Maybe a failed dream at this point. I still respect them, y'know.
Thanks for the advice, I guess?
Chase White
I just found the last thread and idk how the board recommended that to you. I stg this place has been invaded by redditors. you are a hon, you do not pass, and you dress like an AGP freak. Why on earth would you ever want to leave the house like that? Your mother was just being supportive.
Cooper Nelson
im trying my best user :(
Oliver Torres
What about the buss
Wyatt Green
sorry, i'm just trying to help a bit
Jordan Nelson
Thats a good point your parents have to fuck off and i will parent you guide you and take care of you as your new daddy
Caleb Reed
Damn, I was in this exact situation about a year and a half ago. Main difference is that I got a stern talking rather than being yelled at.
However, that was already when my parents had a bunch of daily "talks" with me ever since I told them I was trans. Unfortunately it completely made me lose my respect for them and it got me to get off my ass and use my savings to move out, which I did (hi from Ohio. dont judge) . They're nice people, is the thing. But when it comes to trans people, jesus christ they're transphobic as fuck and it broke my heart.
I digress, though. What I did in the meanwhile was going out on daily walks in my women's clothing, but I changed clothes in the local park's bathroom. I brought my clothes in a nondescript bag. My parents did question me on the bag a few times but they eventually stopped asking.
It was a clunky way and changing took longer cuz I hate touching shit in gross public bathrooms. But, it worked and that's what mattered.
Not sure if this is helpful at all. But I wanted to chime in.
Jack Young
I'm taking the bait, and how is my mum telling me to fuck off 'supportive'?
Nah, I do appreciate it, user :)
I appreciate the effort that went into writing it at least lol But it seems like you avoided the problem instead of facing it head on.
The way I see it, my parents are too far gone already. Almost every day was an argument with my mom about being trans, and sometimes with my dad, or both. I wasn't going to keep living with people who did not want me to be myself. Like my existence suddenly became a debate.
You did mention you still respect them, however, so maybe it's not too late for you. Best of luck. In an ideal world you could work things out peacefully.
Dylan Williams
Lmao you still shoulda just gonna outside, your mom being a psycho doesn't mean you shouldn't live your life.
Elijah Campbell
What I did to hide this sort of stuff from my parents (even after being out to them) was I would just wear sweatpants/sweatshirt over my actual outfit then leave the sweats in my car or in my backpack when I got to where I was going
Adam Watson
> I'm taking the bait, and how is my mum telling me to fuck off 'supportive'? well you didn't go outside in the skirt did you? she saved you, and the rest of the trans community, a lot of embarrassment and probably a hate crime or two.
Jonathan Lee
I guess it's just that she made me lose all my confidence and made me paranoid.
You meant 'helpful' not 'supportive'
Juan Cook
>took advice from tttt >got BTFO by reality many such cases