I'm still not that daring

[cardigansissy]

I'm still not that daring, and am not into going out in a bright pink dress. I like feminine touches, my idea that on it's own one wouldn't give me a way, but put together it becomes more and more obvious. As I've mentioned I'm quite one for the girlie cardie, but I'm trying to expand on that. I'd love suggestions as to what I could do that is a little, but not overly, girlie. I'm going to try and read stuff like http://www.amazon.co.uk/Summer-Blossom-Street-Debbie-Macomber/dp/0778327671/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&coliid=I3MEXVY0AQ4DSS&colid=1PP992DPDT8J5 on public transport, in the park, etc. Also this one http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sewing-Dummies-Jan-Saunders-Maresh/dp/0764568477/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1337907685&sr=8-2. And maybe a couple of subscriptions to Knitting/Sewing/Crochet magazines. I know this is cliched, and that real women do so much more, but I want to stretch my boundaries a little bit. I'd like to hear suggestions of 'baby steps' I could take to continue my development.

[katie_barns]

Just reading your last couple posts it seems that you are very excited about exploring your feminine side. Good for you. You ask for suggestions. My suggestion is; don't force things. I Crochet because I like to, not because I am a CD. I express the girl in me by dressing. I can't say that I do anything particularly girly (or so called girl hobies) to express my feminine side. If you like feminine touches then maybe getting a manicure will help. I am a big believer in skin care. Clinque and Loreal are great product for that. Nothing makes me feel a little more feminine than knowing my sking is getting better and better. Nothing in that will out you. You might want to experment with some light makeup. Underdressing also makes me feel feminine. Anyway I hope this helps.