Today, I visited a dear friend, who has been going thruogh a torrid time. I have not seen her, for about 6 weeks [joys of being a resaurateur]. She commented, on how much more femanine, my body has become, emphasising the lower abdomen , hips and upper thighs, more than the boobs. Great, I am not kidding myself. PM really does far more, than give you boobs; it truly changes, who you are. Visiting her, up narrow lanes, made me realise that my spacial awareness and, the driving skills, that go with it are diminished. I really feel that I have acheived womanhood.
(18-10-2011, 10:56 PM)chrissie Wrote: Today, I visited a dear friend, who has been going thruogh a torrid time. I have not seen her, for about 6 weeks [joys of being a resaurateur]. She commented, on how much more femanine, my body has become, emphasising the lower abdomen , hips and upper thighs, more than the boobs. Great, I am not kidding myself. PM really does far more, than give you boobs; it truly changes, who you are. Visiting her, up narrow lanes, made me realise that my spacial awareness and, the driving skills, that go with it are diminished. I really feel that I have acheived womanhood.
I realize this is a dumb question, what do you mean, " spacial awareness"?
(19-10-2011, 02:46 PM)beverley.rose Wrote:(19-10-2011, 02:40 PM)vmiku914 Wrote: I realize this is a dumb question, what do you mean, " spacial awareness"?
I suspect it should be 'spatial awareness' - the ability to visualize and mentally manipulate 3 dimensional spaces and objects
Beverley
Oh. Already had that ability... sometimes its difficult to understand the differences between male and female attributes since I always has female qualities before PM. (Something went wrong during puberty) :-/
Yes, damn his profit driven eyes.Still, its only a man.
Beverley, you are right, both on spelling and on definition. I could not negotiate other traffic, on country roads, with any confidence; it was like OMG, vehicle coming; mild panic. As a country raised girl, I had never experienced that, since my earliest days, behind the wheel.
Beverley, you are right, both on spelling and on definition. I could not negotiate other traffic, on country roads, with any confidence; it was like OMG, vehicle coming; mild panic. As a country raised girl, I had never experienced that, since my earliest days, behind the wheel.
(19-10-2011, 11:07 PM)chrissie Wrote: Yes, damn his profit driven eyes.Still, its only a man.
(19-10-2011, 11:07 PM)chrissie Wrote: Beverley, you are right, both on spelling and on definition. I could not negotiate other traffic, on country roads, with any confidence; it was like OMG, vehicle coming; mild panic. As a country raised girl, I had never experienced that, since my earliest days, behind the wheel.
Oddly enough I learned to fly gliders and I am a (lapsed) solo pilot. My 3D skills are excellent even now. My favourite instructor was a lesbian radiographer to emigrated to Australia with her girlfriend.
Cars and roads are trivial, aircraft are simple enough, powered boats are for simpletons and so I come next to the challenge of sailing.... were skill and judgement are needed. That is why I prefer flying a glider to a powered aircraft - with an engine, it is a trivial matter and the big fan on the front will drag you anywhere you want to go.
Beverley
This post was last modified: 19-10-2011, 11:24 PM by beverley.rose.
Cars and roads are, per se, simple. The road, from Penmachno to Cwmpenmachno, is not, when it is busy and people drive, as if it is not! I have never glided, but sailed, most of my life. To harness the elements and use them, is a huge thrill; the moment, you cut the engine and let the wind take over, is a release, that is almost sublime.
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