Catventure!
Aug. 8th, 2020 10:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
maunzikation
I saw the prettiest water things, and went a lot of kilometers by bike, and went swimming twice, and it was good.
Imagine two cuties cycling down a long straight road, listening to music, including Powderpaint, from one of those round speaker things, hooked to a bike bag. It was fun, it felt like existing and like I should definitely do that more often.
And then!! We found a very pretty water, skinny dipped, let the warm air dry us and chillaxed a bit. It was a super deserted place, we didn't see many people, it was lovely, but twice, guys appeared. The first one got off his bike, stared at us for a while, then sat down and continued to stare at us. Then left, while still staring at us. The second one seemed unsure wether to stay, but eventually settled down, took off his clothes too, went for a brief swim, set down, but somehow, his reflective sunglasses were always turned to our direction. After a while, my friend told him not to stare at us, he tried to say he didn't, but after that somehow managed to lie down and look at the sky instead. What an unnecessary annoyance, those folks!
After that, we met friends at a different lake, and that one was full of people and a bit less pretty, but is a popular nudist spot so the atmosphere was much nicer. Mostly no staring, just one person going "did you see??" to their friend after I passed them on my way to the pee spot. Not sure if they were just referring to my top surgery scars or noticing more wholistically how hella trans I am, either way, I gave them a mean laugh just to let them know I'd heard.
Aaand I spent some time alone in the water with a kid friend / friends' kid, and I rly like that I am getting more relaxed around them. We splashed some water at each other and then they wanted me to tow them back to land as a compromise because they wanted to stay in and I didn't. Their floater made that very easy, luckily, and all of it was a lot of fun.
Then, on my way back, I totally managed to get my bike up the train's steps, and down too, and I am so proud. Not just for that, but also for having a genuinely nice day??
Also, lots of dragonflies.
Imagine two cuties cycling down a long straight road, listening to music, including Powderpaint, from one of those round speaker things, hooked to a bike bag. It was fun, it felt like existing and like I should definitely do that more often.
And then!! We found a very pretty water, skinny dipped, let the warm air dry us and chillaxed a bit. It was a super deserted place, we didn't see many people, it was lovely, but twice, guys appeared. The first one got off his bike, stared at us for a while, then sat down and continued to stare at us. Then left, while still staring at us. The second one seemed unsure wether to stay, but eventually settled down, took off his clothes too, went for a brief swim, set down, but somehow, his reflective sunglasses were always turned to our direction. After a while, my friend told him not to stare at us, he tried to say he didn't, but after that somehow managed to lie down and look at the sky instead. What an unnecessary annoyance, those folks!
After that, we met friends at a different lake, and that one was full of people and a bit less pretty, but is a popular nudist spot so the atmosphere was much nicer. Mostly no staring, just one person going "did you see??" to their friend after I passed them on my way to the pee spot. Not sure if they were just referring to my top surgery scars or noticing more wholistically how hella trans I am, either way, I gave them a mean laugh just to let them know I'd heard.
Aaand I spent some time alone in the water with a kid friend / friends' kid, and I rly like that I am getting more relaxed around them. We splashed some water at each other and then they wanted me to tow them back to land as a compromise because they wanted to stay in and I didn't. Their floater made that very easy, luckily, and all of it was a lot of fun.
Then, on my way back, I totally managed to get my bike up the train's steps, and down too, and I am so proud. Not just for that, but also for having a genuinely nice day??
Also, lots of dragonflies.
