What I really want from that is to be loved, looked after and allowed to be feminine.

My own wedding fantasy...

... I'm the bride.

Now, if we could just get some other LGBTQ discrimination banned... and some societal changes... and...

People have married in the last day who could not have just a day before, some who didn't believe they ever could. I wish them all the best in their lives together.

Love is love

Congratulations to everyone in the USA who can now marry freely.

And some days I want to fall in love.

And some days I just want to please...

Going into it willingly... ish

Another type of story I've been considering lately has someone willingly feminised for other reasons - fame and fortune, in a couple of ideas I've had.

"If you want to reach the top, you'll have to wear high heels!"

And of course the subject isn't as prepared for her new life as she thought she was...

Defeated and feminised

"Creating The Perfect Secretary" is the latest in a series of ideas where an enemy uses feminisation as a way of defeating the protagonist, or of showing the extent of his/her defeat. I suppose it's a mix of my desire to be feminised by a strong man and wanting the play to be dramatic rather than immediate total surrender.

The Perfect Secretary

Just started a version of this on Elliquiy:

Ken and Simon were rivals at the same advertising agency, seeking the same promotion. Then Simon found a way to take Ken out of the running for good, use his skills and knowledge to further his own career, and remind him constantly of his victory.  

Would Ken be able to escape once he was under Simon's control... when he was turned into what Simon wanted? Or would he become the perfect secretary?

I used the same picture as the first of this series by Mistress Simone as the "cover", though it might not get quite as sexual. Or it might...

Just not the kind of busy I want to be...

Typing, fetching and carrying, obeying the dress code and mincing in a pencil skirt and heels, being the perfect secretary.

Busy, busy...

Short posts because I'm away all week.

New trailer does show sorta-nearly-equal sister, doing normal Assassin's Creed character things, which is good, but I'd have liked to see more than the one unisex outfit.

I want a virtual Victorian dress-up game, okay?

No sign of the apparently-nearly-equal sister in the shiny trailer for Assassin's Creed Syndicate. Hmph.

A handbag?!

As I spotted in the news today, a new version of The Importance Of Being Earnest on the stage is to star David Suchet as Lady Bracknell. Normally you have to get your Victorian crossdressing on stage with Charley's Aunt. (Or Fanny and Stella.)