Journal Entries for Rae Louise Wall
just another rainy day
May 15th, 2011 5:38 pm MDT
Just sitting at home on a Sunday evening while the rain and drizzle water my newly planted flowers and continue to nurish my now out of control grass! If only my hair grew as fast as my lawn.
Rae
putting a hobby to good use
April 9th, 2009 6:14 pm MDT
This past week I took the oppertunity to put my hobby of sewing clothes to good use and made my wife a new Easter dress based on her mesurements and also created a skirt out of a pair of my daughters old favorite shorts.
It was a lot of fun knowing I am making such nice items for them! A very feminine hoby put to good use for someone other than myself :)
Rae Louise Wall
Why do I crossdress
January 18th, 2009 7:05 pm MST
Why do I crossdress?
By Rae Louise Wall
Why do I crossdress? The answer is as easy as why do I breathe? Or why do I eat? I do these things because I need to. For me, the outward expression as Rae Louise is not an option in my life, but rather it is a need that I simply can't ignore like breathing or eating.
Not crossdressing to me is paramount to being trapped in a cold dark prison without walls. I see those around me free to express themselves in whatever manner they see fit, be it frilly skirts, or capris, Brooks Brother suits or t-shirt and jeans. I can look but not partake in expressing who I am. When I can’t crossdress I am in that prison and it is almost unbearable. Then those moments come and I can express myself. Suddenly the prison is not so cold and dark and the need for that escape tunnel fades as I see the main door is open and the daylight beckons for me to venture out. I leave my prison and I am free, if only for a short time.
I currently have the opportunity to fully express myself on average two times a month. In between, like many others, I wear female underwear (panties) and female slacks. This helps to quench the desire at times, but when the rhythm is broken I know it. If I go three weeks without being able to fully express myself I find that I am digging that escape tunnel, trying to free myself from the cold, dark prison without walls I am held captive in.
Am I a "female trapped in a man's body?" No! I am a guy who has a burning need inside that can only be quenched by wearing what society has told me for years is inappropriate for a male to wear. Am I a woman when dressed? No, I am Rae Louise, a feminine version of my masculine persona that I truly enjoy presenting. For me it is fun to crossdress. To watch the transformation from a middle aged slightly paunchy male into a middle aged curvaceous (albeit full figured) image of a content feminine image is very therapeutic to me. I often have stood in amazement at the image I have seen in the mirror or in a picture, wondering how I was able to present such a different image of who I was born as.
When I am crossdressed I am content and comforted with what I see. I feel natural and whole. When I am crossdressed I feel like that part of me that has been hidden and stepped on for so many years finally has a chance to be expressed and the joy that comes with being set free shines through my eyes. The smiles are genuine, the laughter, the tears shed while crossdressed are cleansing to my soul.
I feel like I am this way for a higher reason. I am learning that reason and using this gift to help those around me who are still caught in that cold, dark prison without walls. I am here to show them the escape tunnel is not needed, but rather simply hold their head up and walk out the main gate and enjoy life as it as intended to be enjoyed.
I crossdress because I need to! For to me, not crossdressing would cause that vibrant, enthusiastic, lover of life in me to die a slow painful death that I can not bear to think of. That is why I crossdress.
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January 7th, 2009 8:03 pm MST
Chi Upsilon Iota Tri-Ess meeting this Saturday in Springfield. Ping me if interested in attending.
Rae Louise
