Yesterday, I went to the movies and a couple stores wearing a sports bra in broad daylight for the first time. It felt really good. I have worn one briefly under the cover of darkness or covered by layers of clothing during colder weather.
It was about 85 degrees yesterday where I live. I wore a t-shirt with a sports bra underneath and khaki shorts (I got to show off my freshly shaved legs too, yay!) with a thong underneath them This was the most feminine that I have ever dressed in public to date (even though most of my female attire was out of sight.) It made me so happy. Baby steps can be so huge when you first take them.
Also, over the last few weeks, I have added a lot to my wardrobe and have acquired a lot of typically female items that I have always wanted to have: female razors, shaving gel, moisturizer, body wash, makeup, bras, panties, other clothes etc. Over the years I have bought some of these things online but recently I have built up the courage to buy these items in person at a store. Something that has been huge for me is the availability of self-checkout. Goodbye anxiety at the checkout line, lol.
With Love,
Noelle
PS
The movie that I saw was "Solo: A Star Wars Story." I'd give it a 7/10. I thought that the actors were great (Alden Ehrenreich and Donald Glover were total hotties and Emilia Clarke looked gorgeous, I want the earrings she was wearing in much of the film.) I just felt like the script could have been better. Sometimes I would find myself thinking "okay why are they doing this again?" I would still recommend it to anyone that has enjoyed the previous Star Wars movies though.
