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Coming Out Posthumously: a grave admission
A foreboding premonition caused now deceased cross-dresser Joel to schedule and pre-pay for his 'Makeover of a Lifetime' many months prior to his demise.
His ‘Makeover’ included being laid to rest perfectly made-up, with nice hair, wearing his prettiest earrings, his nicest high heeled pumps, manicured and painted nails and dressed in his feminine finery with the delightfully feminine “Miss Dior by Maison Février Essence de Parfum” wafting from his satin lined casket.
At his request his funeral was to be an open casket affair, all Joel had to do was show up, lie still and look pretty. No effort required. What's not to like?
He had wanted to reveal his inner female self to friends and family for a long time but had never found the courage to be open and forthright about Stacey while he was alive; the courage to “come out” had eluded him.
To finally achieve his self-admission and the “coming out” of her femininity Stacey had prepared a farewell poem to be read at her funeral.
“Dear friends and family,
Now that I have you all collected
Let me confirm what you may have long suspected
To my friends and family I must confess
I feel better when I wear a dress
I’m sure there would have been ‘oohs’ and ‘aahs’
Had you seen me in my wispy black bra
Don’t think of me any lesser
Just because I’m a cross dresser
It gives me much joy
To not be a boy
Who cares if I sit when I go pee?
Do me a favor and let me be me”
Love,
Stacey XOXO
(Inspired from my “Makeover of a Lifetime” story January 2020. Do a ‘Search by Author’ ) xoxo!
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Made me laugh
Witty and clever poem. Nice tongue in cheek bit Donna.
>>> Kay
Hello!
Thanks for the comment. I also did a short parody of the speech in a "A few Good Men"... called "A few Good Panties"... a bit of fun and a chuckle. I think it's on this site.
Take care.
Dee in SoCal.
Donna
Shudder
That was morbid. Humorous but morbid. She's in no position to enjoy her family's reaction.
-- Daphne Xu
Me too...
And I too have never found the courage and conviction to reveal my inner woman to family and friends... along the same lines I wrote "Acceptance: Lindsey Comes Out"... a bit more poignant. Readable on this site.
Thanks for the comment.
Donna