03-21-2019, 06:20 PM
It's going slow. Weight loss is behind schedule, but still positive. I spent 3 weeks in St. Petersburg, including 3 days working the St. Pete Grand Prix for Indy cars. There were so many women working the races to admire, including the woman working Race Control while the races were underway. She was the voice of authority to all of us on the course.
I have set the following goal for this year: 2/18/19: I have only one goal in this regard for this year: on one day, to go for a walk in a public place dressed in a flowing skirt, a full blouse off my shoulders, flats, simple jewelry and a big straw hat over a simple, feminine haircut, and not attract unwanted attention.
I believe I can still do this and it will take me a long way to resolution of my conundrum.
Michelle's post on Oriechtomy took me aback. It occurred to me this was something I could do; I am not expected to father children at my age. I have no idea whether anyone respectable would do this while I am a married man, however. Better, I think, to go the way I can go and not cause drama until and unless it becomes inevitable.
Meanwhile I bought a big brimmed "bucket hat" to wear on the golf course and racetrack out in the sun. The good news is I look like an old woman in this wide brimmed hat. The bad news is...oh, well.
Believe me, girls: I am happy, even now, pursuing this as I can. As my favorite secular philosopher said in a novel (You Only Live Twice): it is better to travel hopefully.
The Love of a Comrade to you all.
I have set the following goal for this year: 2/18/19: I have only one goal in this regard for this year: on one day, to go for a walk in a public place dressed in a flowing skirt, a full blouse off my shoulders, flats, simple jewelry and a big straw hat over a simple, feminine haircut, and not attract unwanted attention.
I believe I can still do this and it will take me a long way to resolution of my conundrum.
Michelle's post on Oriechtomy took me aback. It occurred to me this was something I could do; I am not expected to father children at my age. I have no idea whether anyone respectable would do this while I am a married man, however. Better, I think, to go the way I can go and not cause drama until and unless it becomes inevitable.
Meanwhile I bought a big brimmed "bucket hat" to wear on the golf course and racetrack out in the sun. The good news is I look like an old woman in this wide brimmed hat. The bad news is...oh, well.
Believe me, girls: I am happy, even now, pursuing this as I can. As my favorite secular philosopher said in a novel (You Only Live Twice): it is better to travel hopefully.
The Love of a Comrade to you all.