JennyA
07-07-2011, 07:49 PM
It was such a joyful feeling. I walked over to my neighbors and sat around a campfire with them. I thought I looked pretty and felt very comfortable with everyone. At one point I came to the realization that I was totally and completely being accepted as female in a social setting and it made happy butterflies dance in my stomach.
It helped that it was dark and the only light was the bonfire which gave off a gentle orange glow. I was sitting with my legs crossed around the campfire. It was cool because the guys kept making conversation with one another, but didn't really expect or look to me for any input on male topics and my friend next to me, Melissa, sat there and chatting like two girlfriends. It was one of those experiences that make everything else worthwhile and easier.
Another nice thing is that the mannerisms , word choices, voice, and posture are all starting to become second nature.
It helped that it was dark and the only light was the bonfire which gave off a gentle orange glow. I was sitting with my legs crossed around the campfire. It was cool because the guys kept making conversation with one another, but didn't really expect or look to me for any input on male topics and my friend next to me, Melissa, sat there and chatting like two girlfriends. It was one of those experiences that make everything else worthwhile and easier.
Another nice thing is that the mannerisms , word choices, voice, and posture are all starting to become second nature.