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It’s About Happiness
I know, I know. Sexy, exotic, fantasy, eroticism, etc. etc. has its own special flavors, favors, and savors. So, maybe it’s a half-truth to say that our leanings toward femininity are never about anything to do with sexual encounters. At the same time, the girliness I enjoy and want more of is more intimate than a romp in the sack. It makes sex even better because it’s a life, a way of being, a purpose, and an identity. It’s a life invested in and injected with girliness in such a way that it’s always with the person. For many girly boys, this means happiness and contentment. And for whoever is lucky enough to have such a girly in his/her life, the dividends are truly arousing and exceptionally real.
I love you, my girlies! Have a wonderful day.
CandieHart
It’s not where… or when… you start, it’s where you finish. Finish girly.
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Girliness Makes me Smile
I’d be lying if I claimed that I’m only happy when I’m girly. Life in general offers opportunities for me to have happiness, whether I’m girly, neutral, or more boyish. But, I can also say that girliness provides a happiness that makes me smile in a way that is different. I don’t think I’m prepared in my mind to explain how exactly that is. I just know it’s true. At least part of the reason for that is by letting go of the constraining idea that boys can’t be feminine.
Last night, my son saw a boy in a restaurant who had on two hats. He was a bit quizzical about that. Thankfully, he didn’t make fun of him or joke about it. What made me smile though, was that his confusion flipped around to simply say, “Well, if he wants to wear two hats, I’m sure it’s because he likes it.” It’s stuff like that which I see in young people (i see it in kids other than my own too), that makes me happy for the generations of girly boys that come after me. People aren’t just becoming accepting, they’re beginning to let go of the idea that certain looks, demeanor, clothing, etc. really matter. They’re beginning to let people live out their own authenticity. And THAT, certainly makes me smile.
My dear friends, you know that I love you and appreciate you. I wish happiness for you. I wish for you that you and all people around you can let go of any idea that says that boys can’t be feminine.
CandieHart
My children make me smile. Reading this over again, made me happy for who they are and are becoming.
Reblog sissy 💊
It's pretty simple, dress and act the way that makes you feel best.
What a sweet sissy outfit, sigh.
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Stay positive! 🌸💕🌸
Everyone deserves to live out their fantasy!! 🏳️⚧️