Betty's Pub 20.1
Main Menu => Old inactive posts. => Topic started by: cutepatti on September 11, 2017, 09:36:22 AM
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Walmart has just added it's Halloween costumes to their stores. Was in our local store yesterday and found an aisle that is absolutely a paradise for us sissy little girl wannabes. OMG! Dozens and dozens of cute outfits for little girls that are outrageously frilly and lacey and satiny and oh just so HEAVENLY! My wife had to hold my hand as I was on the verge of fainting just gazing at and touching all of these delicate items. And knowing that I could fit into many of the L or XL sizes made me swoon. She encouraged me to buy my favorite...Frankie Stein of the Monster High girls. But I've resisted...so far at least because I'm not sure I could make it through the store with it in the basket...and then through the check-out figuring the clerk would probably say "oh, what a cute outfit for your little girl for her Halloween. How old is she?" Giggle. And still a few more weeks to see these cute outfits. Just proves that even at an older age...once a sissy, always a sissy! ALWAYS!!!!!! :-[ :)
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Hmmm...guess it's just me who gets the 'tingles' from gazing at these deliciously frilly, tempting outfits? No responses from any other sissies on here. Or maybe you are too shy to spend some time in that aisle at Walmart...afraid someone will 'out' you as a sissy? I don't worry about it anymore...used to...but not anymore. Having a wife now who lets me do these things helps a lot, I know. Most of you probably aren't that lucky. But life is too short to not just soak up as much panty-waist-sissy feelings as possible, even at Walmart. :) I can't wait for my next trip to Walmart because Halloween will be gone before you know it...and that heavenly aisle will then be filled up with boring Christmas stuff. Gosh, I hope they still have my favorite costume!! You know what mine is...what is your favorite? :D
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I love seeing those cute Halloween costumes for little girls and pretty sissies, like us. i have purchased training bras and a cute tutu, that I love to wear. >:(
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You're hardly the only one. I like visiting costume stores and considering my purchase for the year to come. Walmart and Target are okay, but PartyCity has wonderful options too!
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Ah yes. When I was younger & before internet shopping, near Halloween was a good excuse to shop for sissy stuff with more confidence as many are looking to dress up in something during this time of the year.
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One year I did get up the courage to try on a couple costumes of the salesperson's choice before buying one. Red Riding Hood and a girlish baseball player. Fun times.
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It has been many many years since I went out on Halloween dressed as a girl but those times I did were the best of my life and I had the support of my sister who helped me dress in her clothes for the night. I am pretty sure she knew I was borrowing her clothes sometimes but she never came out and said anything directly.
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We aren't the only enthusiasts. Tell me this kid isn't enjoying making this video of trying out girls' costumes in public:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=100o-zANiLY
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I see his channel is a just a little over a month old, but he already has several videos of him dressing up, wearing makeup, & getting his nails done.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1ogsmwzRRS4fRnXQMr-Lsg/videos?
But he didn't actually make the video. The camera angle in many of the videos indicated someone taller & older made the video. The professional edits, & with sound bytes also indicate an older person is producing these... probably for the ad-click money.
If you look at the hits on his other videos, they range from a few dozen to over 100 hits. But his dressing up, makeup, & nails videos got more than a thousand hits. So the producer & kid are probably making much more on the dressing videos than his parents give him in a weekly allowance.
He's getting 10 to100 times more hits to his crossdressing videos than his other videos, so is earning 10-100 times more money on them. So I'll bet we'll see more of him dressing up in the future.
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Hi,
It's definitely a brave new world. What's encouraging is that the comments were positive. Perceptions are definitely changing, at least in some areas.
Andy G.