Yesterday, the weather forecast said that we would get a heavy rain starting tonight and running into overmorrow (an unfortunately obsolete English word meaning: the day after tomorrow). Given that the forecast calls for 6 inches of rain falling between now and then, I do not plan to "dress pretty" when I go to work for the next 2 days.
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I had some errands I wanted to do after work today, and I was unable to do them, as I wanted to be home before the rains started. Instead of doing these tasks, I decided to catch up with some people with whom I've been out of contact with for months.
Luckily, I saw that the closet rod in the closet holding my female wardrobe still is in place. But leaving it in place is only a short term way of dealing with a problem - I need a new rod with a center support, so that I can't overload the rod anymore. Right now, this is my excuse to fill another "Donation Bag." and I'm preparing to donate clothes which no longer fit my style and taste.
When I extracted clothes for my first 2 donation bags, I found that I had clothes that I had bought almost a decade ago that I haven't worn in years. Some of these garments are hard to let go of. For example, I had 2 Lands End skirts that don't fit my needs anymore. If I knew I'd be wearing them, I'd keep them in my closet. But out they go! The same goes for old shoes and other accessories I don't wear. Now, I wear clothes which minimize my male pattern body, and emphasize the feminine parts that I should show off. (Ex-GF-M always said that I have a great pair of legs, so I try to wear clothes which show them off.)
By the time I'm done, I may have 4, 5 or 6 donation bags to go to a good cause. However, I try not to think of how much money I've spent on women's clothes which do not fit me well enough to keep. At least, spending this money allowed me to learn what works and what doesn't work on my body. Cisgender women learn this while they are young Transgender women usually learn this when they are older. Thankfully, these lessons didn't break the bank....
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