Striking the right ballance
Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 3:42 am
Hi Ladies ,
This post , I refer to my demise last year (topic- its time to go ... Merinda)
I thought that my days as Merinda were finished , I was getting fatter and older and passing in public would be no longer be taken for granted.
I quit for around 4 months but I never let go of my dream , I returned in a lower case scenario at the end of last year and ran on low power.
I stopped shaving my legs and have enjoyed the freedom of wearing short pants publicly in drab in the hot weather for the first time in years , but still things are still not right , I will dress in black tights, wig and long pullover around the house on occasions with no make up.
I dress up but dont nessesarily have to put in a 100% effort into my appearance to feel good and naturally me.
Perhaps my fading looks were only a part of my problem , I am inclined to now believe that my T- lifestyle is in competition with my drab lifestyle , I need to be BOTH versions of myself.
If I can work out the compramise then I should be able to return to full power , this is a common problem with beginers and I dont know why it would surface as an issue with a well experienced gal like me.
Secondly , with my experience , why didn't I recocnize the problem earlier?
This post , I refer to my demise last year (topic- its time to go ... Merinda)
I thought that my days as Merinda were finished , I was getting fatter and older and passing in public would be no longer be taken for granted.
I quit for around 4 months but I never let go of my dream , I returned in a lower case scenario at the end of last year and ran on low power.
I stopped shaving my legs and have enjoyed the freedom of wearing short pants publicly in drab in the hot weather for the first time in years , but still things are still not right , I will dress in black tights, wig and long pullover around the house on occasions with no make up.
I dress up but dont nessesarily have to put in a 100% effort into my appearance to feel good and naturally me.
Perhaps my fading looks were only a part of my problem , I am inclined to now believe that my T- lifestyle is in competition with my drab lifestyle , I need to be BOTH versions of myself.
If I can work out the compramise then I should be able to return to full power , this is a common problem with beginers and I dont know why it would surface as an issue with a well experienced gal like me.
Secondly , with my experience , why didn't I recocnize the problem earlier?