Metamorphosis.
Growing up, I always believed my mother was the most beautiful lady I had ever seen. Her blonde hair and stunning blue eyes; her shapely tanned legs and her long polished nails gave me my first thought of what a pretty woman should look like. As I grew, my sister, K, became my new idol of beauty, following in looks close to our mothers with long blonde hair and lovely darkened limbs and strong feminine polished fingertips.
Interesting how what I witnessed and felt as a little girl still resides deep within me today. As I sit here, clicking away at my computer I suddenly feel more feminine than I had moments earlier, simply because the little music each fingernail makes as I stroke the keys reinforces my femininity and reminds me that I am a girl to be looked upon, enjoyed for aesthetics in combination of brains. When I pause in reflection, lightly brushing my locks from my back over my bare shoulder I can not help but tingle, knowing the submissive length of my soft tendrils brings pleasure to Master and often creates sweet compliments from men who bump into me on the street.
There was a very long period of my life where, although I always believed I was pretty I never thought I had what truly equated to beauty for many reasons. I was born with deep red locks and extremely pale flesh. I was not at all graceful and I have always carried with me an air of childlike playfulness.
Interestingly though, as I embrace the slave in me, I find a gracefulness deep within and a strong desire to bring beauty not only to me but all around me. I find now, I take time to ensure my eyelids are slightly painted, my lips are speckled with colour and my hair coiffed, regardless of what activity I am partaking in. Being a slave is more than just serving my Master, I am an extension of who he is. I want to appear lovely not only to him but to all and in doing so show my continued dedication and affection for my Master, for myself.
So slowly, ever so slowly, I am evolving. I once was a mere caterpillar but soon I will be a butterfly.
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Friday,September 26,2008 at 6:09 pm

Wednesday,October 1,2008 at 10:31 amslave
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jerusha,
thank you for your kind words. I believe it is important in life to be comfortable in the vessels that carry us. As for honest comments, they are always appreciated. Being honest has been my greatest obstacle. I am in awe of those who do so effortlessly.
~His grace
Deity,
yes.. one day the musical instruments will be in full view. I will be sure to let you know when that will happen.
Thank you Deity, Sir.
~His grace
Sunday,September 28,2008 at 5:17 amDeity
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I wonder if you will ever grace your readers with a picture of these musical instruments hanging from the ends of your fingertips. I know i’d like to see how beautiful they are.
Saturday,September 27,2008 at 6:03 amjerusha
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I am so glad you are chaning your view and embracing who you are. My Master believes I am beautiful…I wish I could see it. Everyday I fight a war against the mirror and often take it out on myself physically. It is so easy to deprive Master’s body of food and ingest dieuretics and laxatives in effort to persue a body image that I was told all my life was perfect. Master has tried hard to recondition this thought process, but it has been one of Oour hardest challenges. It is hard to talk about, but since you are being completely honest here, I thought I would be painfully honest as well.
I hope you are doing well..
Kind regards,
jerusha