In her book Fetish Sex, writer Violet Blue says that although the kink may seem like it is devaluing women from an outsider's perspective, submissive partners engaging in it often have a lot of respect for women. [6] In Gender Reversals and Gender Cultures, Sabrina P. Ramet writes that although the fantasy may seem contradictory in its treatment of femininity as a source of humiliation, since it is often combined with femdom – as one could assume that the submissive's feminine clothing would be a symbol of the female superiority within a femdom–feminization role-play scenario – the two fantasies are independent even within the role-play, with the humiliation coming from the cultural taboo of wearing women's clothing as a man. [13] I have a large collection of makeup, lingerie and hosiery to help the transformation from male to female. I offer genuine humiliating sissification. As well as high quality wigs and sissy outfits for you to wear. I adore high heel training and have a growing selection of shoes for you to learn to walk in. Sissy Maid Domestic Servitude The meaning of ‘feminine’ itself is subjective, so we all prioritize certain ‘feminine’ objectives over others.

Men eat more, smoke more, drink more, use drugs more. In fact, one of the archetypal male degeneracies is excess. Learning to eat less is a good starting point to temper this weaknesses and introduce a female strength: moderation. Diet and nutrition is, therefore, a great way of combining the transformation of the body and the mind. So, I believe that men and women are fundamentally different. And this is one of the most important facts about our species. However, another important fact about our species is that we are adaptive. We learn. And thus… male minds can be reconditioned into female minds. And that is where I start my novagirls on the path to feminization: reconditioning! I offer a professional feminisation makeover session that teaches make-up application and the finery of being a woman. This can be beautiful or humiliating depending on my mood and your fetishes. Beautiful Sissy Wigs Variants of this question often arrive in our mailbox: a sissy professes that their head spins as soon as they decide to self-feminize. It seems to me a simple question of respect that, before growing breasts and surgeries, you prepare yourself for femininity by developing an appreciation for the struggle of women, the voices of women, and the preoccupations of women.

Men who don’t believe in this difference like to start talking about neurology and psychology and data sets. But I don’t need those things. I just need a history book. Tell me… According to a HuffPost feature where sex workers were interviewed, including dominatrixes and escorts, forced feminization is one of the most common sexual fantasies among sex workers' clients: one dominatrix said that a vast majority of her clients want to be sissified. [5] In Danielle J. Lindemann's Dominatrix, about a third of a sample of 305 sex worker clients were interested in being made to cross-dress. [7] The fantasy is to a large degree practiced by heterosexual, cisgender men as the submissive partners, although Vice noted that there were also bisexual and pansexual men present at a feminization meet-up they reported on, as well as some genderfluid and transgender people. [3] In slut training scenarios, the submissive partner is most commonly a woman. [12] The dominant partner may likewise be of any gender; [4] in sissy maid training scenarios, they are typically a woman. [8]

Valens, Ana (2020-02-28). "Trans/Sex: Kink is affirming—and complicated—for trans women". The Daily Dot. Archived from the original on 2020-05-24 . Retrieved 2020-07-02. The learning on the job philosophy (full transition) is much more difficult because you are in the public spotlight. It’s much better to go slow and steady and build your confidence. Do it that way and you can embrace the deeper feminization of hormones and surgeries with a clean bill of health. The choice is made with clearer eyes, a happier soul, and a better chance of success. like myself gets excited by being dressed and would even seek a woman who likewise enjoys feminization. a b c d e Lindemann, Danielle J. (2012). Dominatrix: Gender, Eroticism, and Control in the Dungeon. University of Chicago Press. pp.167–169. ISBN 9780226482569.

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a b Fischer, Nancy L.; Seidman, Steven (2016). Introducing the New Sexuality Studies (3rded.). Routledge. p.351. ISBN 9781317449188. The vast majority of adult biological males – who want to transition to female – suffer from some form of mental illness such as anxiety, depression or addiction. It also masks issues, and makes every problem look like a transition problem. Although your problems go beyond gender, you start to equate your depression or addiction or anxiety with not having transitioned successfully. You think that if you can only have surgery x and reach x standard of femininity, then all will be solved. But it won’t be. The problem is deeper than gender but is now drowned out by the drama of transition. Basically, there’s no definitive or ‘correct’ answer. The moment you start analyzing it, you see that t he best starting point for feminization is subjective, because…

a b c d e f Parks-Ramage, Jonathan (2016-07-28). " 'I Cross-Dress. Do You Still Love Me?': The Secret Lives of Sissies". Vice. Vice Media. Archived from the original on 2020-09-16 . Retrieved 2020-06-28. Of course, some readers will respond with horror at this notion, because they feel they are unconditionally, divinely appointed, self-evidently… entitled to be female. And maybe they are. My kitchen needs cleaning and the toilet bowl is dirty, thankfully you are the perfect sissy maid bitch. Get down on your hands and knees and scrub that floor clean. I want you to be able to eat your dinner off of the surface, so you had better be a good housework sissy. Sissy Maid Domestic Servitude If you want to become an American citizen you have to pass an exam demonstrating your grasp of American culture.Ramet, Sabrina P. (1996). Gender reversals and gender cultures: anthropological and historical perspectives. Routledge. pp.12–14. ISBN 978-0-415-11482-0. Archived from the original on 2014-06-17 . Retrieved 2016-10-28.