My First Girl Birthday- Day 60 (March 1st, 2021)

I turn 30 in 3 days. But due to me working the rest of the week, we celebrated a good portion of it today. It was the first birthday where I got to be me entirely. I got girly gifts, was treated to my wife's expert makeup skills to go with one of her gifts: a cute and comfortable butterfly wing dress. The color scheme was purples and pinks, so she helped do the same look with my eyes. And with my hair, she put in a pink and purple extension, creating a fun kind of punk rockish hairstyle. 

I'm very close to that milestone age, where the body doesn't respond nearly as well as when you turn 20. And a lot of me definitely feels older. But this is the first time in a very long time where I don't feel old in a rundown kind of wa. I feel fresh. I feel excited. My world has unfolded to show how much opportunity is out there and that my life doesn't have to be an endless struggle.

I got to feel like a girl today. And I was celebrated as a girl. A butterfly theme, both girly and signifying my in-progress metamorphosis. Honestly, for years, it has always been my greatest desire, to just get to be a woman. Not needing more than that. A cute dress, a smokey eye makeup, and the freedom to be feminine without trying to pretend to fit as a man. Those simple elements make all the difference. I'm finally becoming an authentic person. And that person is Vaela. Vaela so much more than Nathan.

On that note, things are finally happening! There's steady pain in my nipples now, meaning one of these days I'll start budding. And from there, the breasts will fill, hopefully full enough that I don't need breast augmentation somewhere down the line. 

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