- Joined
- Mar 6, 2009
- Location
- Beaverton, OR
Red sat at the table eating his breakfast. His long blond hair was tied back in a neat braid, and framed his slender feminine face. His mother and grandmother sat across from him eating their own meals. While his mother didn't particularly care about his preferences for appearing like a girl, they drove his grandmother insane. The village had grown significantly since his grandmother's days, and a lot of the old forest had been cut down since the days when she was little. Still any kind of aberration and deviancy reminded her of the incident that had happened when she was a little girl and she didn't like them. The tales of dangers in the forest had begun to fade as no one paid them any heed. What monsters there were had largely been destroyed or retreated to other haunts. The only beasts that really remained were the wolves, and for the most part they stuck to the deep woods and left the village alone.
As he finished his meal he stood up and started walking towards the door. He heard a deriding sneer from his grandmother as he walked. “Are you really heading out like that?” He looked down at his attire and sighed. It really wasn't immodest. He was wearing a simple knee length red skirt and a long sleeved white blouse. His white stockings were visible, but none of his undergarments were, and he was wearing all of them that he needed. His corset was pulled tight, he had the appropriate number petticoats, and his makeup was tastefully applied to give him a nice feminine appearance.
He let out an irritated sigh as he pulled on his boots. “Yes grandmother I'm going out like this. I'm 18 now, and I'm fully capable of deciding what I want to wear, and how to dress with sufficient modesty. I'm also tired of hearing about his every single day. You've been nothing but deriding for the last six years, and I'm fucking sick of it.”
When the profane language came out, his mother his mother looked up from her meal. “Red, language. I won't have those words in my house.” Her gaze was stern, but loving. Red shirked back a bit and grabbed his red cloak as he headed out the door. “Don't stay out too late honey, and be careful if you go to the forest.”
It wasn't any secret that he liked to go there, honestly he felt more at ease there than anywhere else. He'd always been an outcast, and it wasn't necessarily because of his lifestyle, though it certainly didn't help matters. No for some reason his family was kept at a distance and no one ever explained why. All he knew was that it had something to do with what happened to his grandmother, for whom he was named, all those years ago. His blue eyes looked towards the cover of the woods and he walked towards them.
As he finished his meal he stood up and started walking towards the door. He heard a deriding sneer from his grandmother as he walked. “Are you really heading out like that?” He looked down at his attire and sighed. It really wasn't immodest. He was wearing a simple knee length red skirt and a long sleeved white blouse. His white stockings were visible, but none of his undergarments were, and he was wearing all of them that he needed. His corset was pulled tight, he had the appropriate number petticoats, and his makeup was tastefully applied to give him a nice feminine appearance.
He let out an irritated sigh as he pulled on his boots. “Yes grandmother I'm going out like this. I'm 18 now, and I'm fully capable of deciding what I want to wear, and how to dress with sufficient modesty. I'm also tired of hearing about his every single day. You've been nothing but deriding for the last six years, and I'm fucking sick of it.”
When the profane language came out, his mother his mother looked up from her meal. “Red, language. I won't have those words in my house.” Her gaze was stern, but loving. Red shirked back a bit and grabbed his red cloak as he headed out the door. “Don't stay out too late honey, and be careful if you go to the forest.”
It wasn't any secret that he liked to go there, honestly he felt more at ease there than anywhere else. He'd always been an outcast, and it wasn't necessarily because of his lifestyle, though it certainly didn't help matters. No for some reason his family was kept at a distance and no one ever explained why. All he knew was that it had something to do with what happened to his grandmother, for whom he was named, all those years ago. His blue eyes looked towards the cover of the woods and he walked towards them.