Weekend trip crossdressed: Journey to Stuttgart

On the Friday of my departure, I had reserved ample time to get ready and to get packed. I had made a check list to prevent forgetting something to bring. Around 1 pm, Franziska headed out the door for Frankfurt central station with a suitcase full of dresses, shoes, lingerie, a dressing gown, jewelry, make-up, etc. and a broad smile on her face, as you can imagine.

At Frankfurt central station: You might remember this light and simple brown dress from an earlier posting, which seemed suitable for moving about in the summer heat. Matching sandals with a slight wedge heel complete the outfit. You might have also noticed a change in hair style. As already announced, I had Franziska's blonde wig trimmed to shoulder length. Cute, don’t you think?

German public transport regulations required face masks to be worn on the train at that time – an annoying, but also a sensible fact, while travelling together with lots of people in one wagon. German trains can be very busy at times, especially on Friday afternoon. As I did not want to be standing the whole time or be seated next to – you never know who – for the two hours on the train, I made a reservation in first class, where there are single seats available.

After two uneventful hours on the ICE high speed train, reading a women’s fashion magazine, Franziska arrived at Stuttgart central station, walked to the hotel, checked in, changed to outfit #2, and headed out to dinner. Checking in provided for a short moment of anxiety, when the guy behind the counter said: “Is it correct that the reservation was made by a man?” “Yap”, I answered, “that is correct.”

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