The weather has been autumnal for the past few days: cool and breezy. Today some rain was added to the mix.
I suppose that if I were another sort of creature, I'd be thinking about hibernating. Actually, I did that, more or less, this afternoon: I took a nap when I didn't have much incentive to go out.
Charlie and Max appreciated the time I spent at home today. They took turns curling up on me. Charlie especially seemed to be enjoying my time at home: He fell asleep on me. And he propped his head on my right breast.
Now, my assets aren't going to rival Pamela Anderson's, nor do I want them to. But I think they've grown, if just a bit, since my surgery. When I started taking hormones, the doctor said my breasts would grow for about a year or two until they were about a size smaller than my mother's. That's what happened. Nobody said anything about breast growth after surgery. And, while they don't look bigger, somehow they do feel as if they've grown. Or, more precisely, they seem more supple, which may be the reason why they seem a little bigger.
Maybe that's what Charlie noticed. He used to curl up on my torso and prop his head on my shoulder. But the last few times he's curled up on me, he's used my breast--the right one--for a pillow.
I guess I should be happy that he's not using my belly for a pillow, though he could. Still, it's odd to know that I have enough on my chest for him to lay his head --and close his eyes. Somehow it's even stranger than--although as exhilarating as-- the first sensation I felt in my new clitoris and vagina. I guess I was expecting to feel twinges, pulses and tingling in my new sexual organs, but I wasn't expecting my breasts to serve as a headrest.
Will there be more surprises? I suppose that question answers itself: If you have to ask about what will happen, it is by definition unexpected, and therefore a surprise. At least these surprises are interesting, and even pleasant.
12 September 2010
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