Having been away for a few weeks I returned home to that need and desire to become me. I slapped on some make up in a haphazard way and just put on some jeans and flats.
I suddenly realised that being me is no longer the thrill or sexual fetish that it once was, but more the feeling of peace within me when I am me.
As I sat there in front of the mirror I could have become critical of my badly applied makeup or my too thick eyebrows but instead I just saw a beautiful girl, relaxed in comfortable clothes staring back at me, I saw ME. The pressures of the previous few weeks disappeared and a sense of calm descended on me.
I could have cried, not in sorrow or confusion about where I am in life, being neither male nor female, but instead I smiled at the feminity I could see and the satisfaction that I had being me. I have started to come out of my cocoon and become the butterfly that I know I really am.
Sara Calypso
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