Hi Alls, I'm not asking everyone this question because it's mother's day.
But I wonder how many of us were close with our mother's when we were young children?
I was an only child and I remember all the way up to around the age of 5 or 6 all I would do is spend time with my mom in the house. I would watch her do makeup, get dressed, get dolled up, put on nail polish, toe nail polish etc. I think as a natural reaction because I was so close with her, I wanted to "join" in the same activities as her. There wasn't a gender line that told me, "Hey you're not supposed to do this, because you are a boy". I was just mirroring all of my mom's activities until of course it came to wearing a dress or putting on makeup. When people told me that I couldn't do what "mom" was doing there was a separation / distancing that occurred. This leads me to believe that maybe this is where the first desire for me to dress began?
I think basic human psychology says that if you want something and you can't get it, usually you just want it more?
So I wonder on a scale of 1-10 how many of you experienced something similar? The other way could be an interesting way to look at it too, if you were really distant from your mother?
So On a Scale of 1-10...
How close were you with mom when you were young? 10
How much time did you spend with your mom when you were young? 10
How much did you like your mom when you were young? 10
When you are fully dressed how much does your makeup / look look like your mother's when you were young? 7
How many siblings did you have? 0
I thought it was funny that Dictionary.com's word of the day was "feminacy". Maybe because it's mother's day?