Brianna Lovely
11-13-2006, 07:05 PM
Hi Ladies, this is really about two weekends, but I felt that I just had to share, so I'm putting them in one post.
A couple of weeks ago, I was attending an all male luncheon and being around halloween, I decided to go 'dressed'. Although I got a lot of looks and a few nice compliments, and one comment that my "legs were too thin", my perception was that, while I was accepted in my presentation, I was, perhaps, being shuned. But in the end, a gentleman came up to me and said "You are a lovely man and a beautiful woman". This really made my day and filled me with much joy.
Well, this past weekend, I was staying out of town for a few days. On Friday, I spoke to the male desk clerk, at the office, and he was very helpful and kind. As I was leaving the front desk, he said
"Have a nice stay, honey". Oh my, he called me honey, I got all tingly.
Anyway, it was a nice weekend, but the weather had turned cool, and I really didn't bring any cool weather women's clothing, so I had to dress in my warm, drab, clothes to check out. When I went to the desk, there were both a male (the man I saw Friday) and a female clerk behind the counter. The lady clerk asked if she could help me, but the male clerk said "I'll handle this one" and kind of eased her aside. As we did the check out thing, he said "You looked so nice Friday". Then he lowered his voice, and said "Are you going to get the operation?" I just looked at him for a second, then I giggled and said "Oh no, honey, I'm much too old for that". He put on a great big smile and said "You're not old at all and I think you're beautiful".
Wow, this made me feel so good.
I have no delusions about my physical appearance.
But, a good friend once told me, that many people I meet, do not "see" my physical presentation, but see my "Inner Beauty", and that's what they relate to.
I don't know, but the more I embrace my fem self, the more I feel an inner glow, a warmth, a comfort, a radience, and this makes me feel wonderful. And if I can share this wonderful feeling, with other people I meet and touch their lives for a moment, I'll always be a happy girl.
A couple of weeks ago, I was attending an all male luncheon and being around halloween, I decided to go 'dressed'. Although I got a lot of looks and a few nice compliments, and one comment that my "legs were too thin", my perception was that, while I was accepted in my presentation, I was, perhaps, being shuned. But in the end, a gentleman came up to me and said "You are a lovely man and a beautiful woman". This really made my day and filled me with much joy.
Well, this past weekend, I was staying out of town for a few days. On Friday, I spoke to the male desk clerk, at the office, and he was very helpful and kind. As I was leaving the front desk, he said
"Have a nice stay, honey". Oh my, he called me honey, I got all tingly.
Anyway, it was a nice weekend, but the weather had turned cool, and I really didn't bring any cool weather women's clothing, so I had to dress in my warm, drab, clothes to check out. When I went to the desk, there were both a male (the man I saw Friday) and a female clerk behind the counter. The lady clerk asked if she could help me, but the male clerk said "I'll handle this one" and kind of eased her aside. As we did the check out thing, he said "You looked so nice Friday". Then he lowered his voice, and said "Are you going to get the operation?" I just looked at him for a second, then I giggled and said "Oh no, honey, I'm much too old for that". He put on a great big smile and said "You're not old at all and I think you're beautiful".
Wow, this made me feel so good.
I have no delusions about my physical appearance.
But, a good friend once told me, that many people I meet, do not "see" my physical presentation, but see my "Inner Beauty", and that's what they relate to.
I don't know, but the more I embrace my fem self, the more I feel an inner glow, a warmth, a comfort, a radience, and this makes me feel wonderful. And if I can share this wonderful feeling, with other people I meet and touch their lives for a moment, I'll always be a happy girl.