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Caught In The Act


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No doubt this has been asked many times before but as a new member I though I’d ask again as I can’t see any recent open threads.

In all the years I have been cross-dressing and under dressing I have been “caught out” several times. Mostly these were light hearted and on a few occasions they were pretty nasty, but quite a few were really embarrassing.

The first time I was “caught in the act” was when I was in my teens. I had a female friend, Morag, who knew about my liking to cross dress and we had played together for 5 or 6 years. I was often round at her house doing homework and trying on various items of lingerie belonging to her, her older sister and her mother.

One day Morag dressed me in a pink and white corset belonging to her mother. It laced up the back and was frilly, boned and tight fitting. I was dressed in this with a pair of stockings attached to the built in suspenders and wearing some pretty pink panties. Morag had popped out to the shops to buy some Coke and I was lying on her bed self gratification. Just as I was coming to a climax the door opened and in walked her mother. I was shocked and thrilled at the same time and couldn’t stop myself so as she stood there open mouthed I ejaculated so violently that the front of the corset was liberally splashed.

I looked at the mother. She looked at me and said “I suppose you are going to expect me to wash these now? You better undress before Morag comes back,” and she strode out of the room.

I stood up and tried to undress but couldn’t reach the laces so I walked out of the bedroom calling for Morag’s mother to help me. I found her downstairs, which is why when Morag came back with some cans of Coke she found me construct, and her mother undressing me in the kitchen. I’m not sure whether I was more embarrassed when Morag walked in or when her mother did :blush:

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Dear CDcrazy,

Very interesting story. Sounds like it ended way better than it could have.

My parents caught me as a child many times wearing my mothers clothes. Later on as I was officially starting to live full time, I had a few embarrasing moments with friends as they realized I was wearing makeup, or wearing womens clothes. Dont let that deter you from seeking your inner self.

Cris

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Guest sarah f

I got caught wearing my mom's dress by my brother. He has never said anything about it as far as I know. Other then that I was pretty good at being stealth until now when I don't care about wearing womens clothes out in public. I am wearing all womens clothes to work today and have been doing that for about a month now. Nobody seems to care or notice.

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Well Chris I never got caught by my parents but after my mother died and we were clearing out the house (my dad had died years earlier) my aunt asked if I wanted any of my mothers clothes? I sort of stammered a reply or sorts and she burst out laughing. She told me that my mother had known for years that I "borrowed" her clothes but she didn't see I was doing any harm. I was astounded. Anyway I did keep some of my mothers underwear. They are too small for me now but I have happy memories of some of them and they class as "vintage" now.

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