Phyliss
06-03-2007, 06:05 PM
We all experience that particular "mental transition" when we put on the makeup, wig and dress. Many of us don't have that happen any more because of a "physical" transition and that is good. What I wondering about is those of us who make the "mental leap" when putting on the final touch. ie "the wig", or "the lipstick" or whatecer is that final piece to the puzzle that says to you mentally, "Now I am,...." THen when it comes time to put ourself back in the closet, we make that return shift back to guyhood. BUT somehow a small piece of us remains. Be it the way we walk, hold our hand, open a door, general attitude, some "something" remains. I've been noting, that for me it seems to be a larger part stays each time. There are days that, while to the outside world, I appear to be "just another guy" by way of my clothing, which if you look closely really isn't guy stuff anyhow. but I digress.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm finding it rather disturbing to me to be thinking and acting more and more like "Phyliss" than the person I was born and brought up as. Could it be that I've always been Phyliss and not really Phil? Only now "she's" getting a chance to fully expesss herself and doesn't want to "go back in the bottle"
Like I said, I find it rather disturbing, not frightening,........ yet. Should I begin thinking of "going full time" to the exclusion of my family, friends and job, then perhaps I might get scared.
"Be careful what you wish for,....you just might get it"
As a kid I so wanted to be able to wear ladies clothes, now I can and don't want to stop, BUT I want to have the choice to be able to stop, only I'm finding that the possibility of my having that choice is becoming less and less.
THAT is the part that is worrying me. I'm "on the train and don't know where it's going, and can't get off"
I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm finding it rather disturbing to me to be thinking and acting more and more like "Phyliss" than the person I was born and brought up as. Could it be that I've always been Phyliss and not really Phil? Only now "she's" getting a chance to fully expesss herself and doesn't want to "go back in the bottle"
Like I said, I find it rather disturbing, not frightening,........ yet. Should I begin thinking of "going full time" to the exclusion of my family, friends and job, then perhaps I might get scared.
"Be careful what you wish for,....you just might get it"
As a kid I so wanted to be able to wear ladies clothes, now I can and don't want to stop, BUT I want to have the choice to be able to stop, only I'm finding that the possibility of my having that choice is becoming less and less.
THAT is the part that is worrying me. I'm "on the train and don't know where it's going, and can't get off"