Anne2345
08-15-2011, 04:04 PM
Mirrors are so prevalent in everyday life that I cannot help but think we all take mirrors for granted. Mirrors are found everywhere, in such places as bathrooms, homes, businesses, stores, restaurants, automobiles, and makeup compacts, just to name a few. We use mirrors everyday for a variety of different reasons and purposes. Simply driving to the local grocery store, we constantly use both rear and side view mirrors to increase safety and awareness of potential road hazards, and to make sure that every hair is properly in place before exiting the automobile and entering the store! :battingeyelashes:
As a MtF crossdresser, I take great pride in cultivating and creating my feminine image, and presenting the best look I am able to achieve. Without the assistance of mirrors, however, I would be lost in the wilderness, doomed to wander around aimlessly in a chaotic mess of misplaced and mismatched colors and poorly applied makeup. As such, for example, I need mirrors to suitably apply eyeliner and lipliner. I need mirrors to ensure I do not overdo my eye makeup, and to achieve a nice, sophisticated blend of different colors. I need mirrors to comb out my wig, and to set it out just right. I could go on and on, but in essence, I need mirrors to ensure that the final product I view in the mirror mirrors the woman that I know is within me.
In this, mirrors are so much more than just simple tools we use to perfect our feminine craft and image. Mirrors allow us to see who we really are, and offers us a true glimpse of our total persona and transgendered vivaciousness! In this regard, mirrors reflect the image of the heart and soul of a crossdresser. That which we view within the reflection of the mirror is not just a reflection of our external, physical being, but is also a reflection of who we really are at that particular moment in time! Through much work and practice, a labor of love, to be precise, we have learned to transform ourselves from the dull and boring world of the drab to the magnificent, colorful, wonderful, and beautiful world of the feminine.
When I am dressed, it brings me great joy to view myself within a mirror. Within a mirror, I see a woman peering back at me. I see a woman that is me, and she is beautiful! The reflection I see is magical, profound, and alluring in its inherent enchantment. Without fail, when I view myself within a mirror, I fall in love with my reflection, and the inner and outer beauty my reflection represents to me.
While en femme, I cannot help but smile at myself when I come before a mirror. This has been a common practice of mine for years. Seeing the woman within the mirror, the woman I know is me, smiling back through my own reflected image is truly a majestic, resplendent, and inspiring sight for me to personally behold. It fills me with excitement, passion, a sense of authenticity, realness, and much personal satisfaction. It looks right, feels right, because it is right! Seeing myself smile en femme never gets old, and I can assure you I will never tire of it.
Of course, crossdressing is soooo much more than simply dressing up, and viewing one's image in a mirror. For me, though, it is such a simple, pleasant, and easy exercise to indulge in that I cannot help but smile at every mirror I confront! Am I being somewhat narcissistic in my practice? Perhaps I am. But I see no harm in smiling at myself! Particularly when it brings such joy! :)
As crossdressers, we are all beautiful! So, dare I say mirrors are a crossdresser's best friend? Maybe a crossdresser's most reliable friend, instead? What do you think?
As a MtF crossdresser, I take great pride in cultivating and creating my feminine image, and presenting the best look I am able to achieve. Without the assistance of mirrors, however, I would be lost in the wilderness, doomed to wander around aimlessly in a chaotic mess of misplaced and mismatched colors and poorly applied makeup. As such, for example, I need mirrors to suitably apply eyeliner and lipliner. I need mirrors to ensure I do not overdo my eye makeup, and to achieve a nice, sophisticated blend of different colors. I need mirrors to comb out my wig, and to set it out just right. I could go on and on, but in essence, I need mirrors to ensure that the final product I view in the mirror mirrors the woman that I know is within me.
In this, mirrors are so much more than just simple tools we use to perfect our feminine craft and image. Mirrors allow us to see who we really are, and offers us a true glimpse of our total persona and transgendered vivaciousness! In this regard, mirrors reflect the image of the heart and soul of a crossdresser. That which we view within the reflection of the mirror is not just a reflection of our external, physical being, but is also a reflection of who we really are at that particular moment in time! Through much work and practice, a labor of love, to be precise, we have learned to transform ourselves from the dull and boring world of the drab to the magnificent, colorful, wonderful, and beautiful world of the feminine.
When I am dressed, it brings me great joy to view myself within a mirror. Within a mirror, I see a woman peering back at me. I see a woman that is me, and she is beautiful! The reflection I see is magical, profound, and alluring in its inherent enchantment. Without fail, when I view myself within a mirror, I fall in love with my reflection, and the inner and outer beauty my reflection represents to me.
While en femme, I cannot help but smile at myself when I come before a mirror. This has been a common practice of mine for years. Seeing the woman within the mirror, the woman I know is me, smiling back through my own reflected image is truly a majestic, resplendent, and inspiring sight for me to personally behold. It fills me with excitement, passion, a sense of authenticity, realness, and much personal satisfaction. It looks right, feels right, because it is right! Seeing myself smile en femme never gets old, and I can assure you I will never tire of it.
Of course, crossdressing is soooo much more than simply dressing up, and viewing one's image in a mirror. For me, though, it is such a simple, pleasant, and easy exercise to indulge in that I cannot help but smile at every mirror I confront! Am I being somewhat narcissistic in my practice? Perhaps I am. But I see no harm in smiling at myself! Particularly when it brings such joy! :)
As crossdressers, we are all beautiful! So, dare I say mirrors are a crossdresser's best friend? Maybe a crossdresser's most reliable friend, instead? What do you think?