Given that I am a fat T-Gal, I am always looking for a second set of undies which I can wear over my base layer and do two things: Keep my thighs from chafing, and help keep my front as flat as possible while remaining comfortable. And that's where today's story begins....
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I had three things on the docket for today:
- Reviewing financial status with an advisor
- Lunch with CCS
- Retail therapy.
The first item took a bit longer than expected. But the advisor said that I am in excellent financial shape for my age, and will help fine tune things to meet my short and long term goals. I'll develop a few questions for him, and schedule a further review in a few weeks.
Next was lunch with CCS. We went to the same place we went to last month, and talked for almost 2 hours. Towards the end, I mentioned an interest in seeing Dion, and she was interested as well. So, hopefully, she'll be able to score extra tickets for us at one of the Connecticut casinos.
And finally came shopping in the intimates department. I always have problems finding my size on the racks at Walmart. Officially, my hips are narrow enough that I can wear a size 3x undergarment. It's my chest that forces me to buy a size 28 dress. While rummaging through the racks, a lady starts up a conversation about looking for undies. She expects her shape wear to perform miracles for her - stuffing a watermelon through a sausage casing, expecting to hide her belly. This is not going to happen. But she assumed I was a cisgender female, and we talked about shape wear and the need to relieve one's self. I mentioned that I will wear all-in ones/body suits if I need to fit into something, and then we shifted to getting the garment out of the way for a bio break. (I hate the 3 hook mechanism in the crotch of these garments, but she would have a problem reaching this area based on her fat distribution.)
It's nice when one cisgender female assumes that I am one of the same, and we can talk about female issues with ease. Once women know I am TG, they always censor themselves on some topics. So not being seen as Trans is an asset for me.
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