Call me Sissy: Forcibly Feminized and Dominated (Sissy Transformations)

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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. where I shall be standing by to be your key holder, by which time I shall be literally holding the key to the whole feminization process which is of course your guide to freedom

Some surgeons use a technique that requires laser hair removal in the area of the penis and scrotum to provide hair-free tissue for the procedure. That process can take several months. Other techniques don't require hair removal prior to surgery because the hair follicles are destroyed during the procedure. you can be forced through the feminization process as a guide which will of course result in your feminine state being permanent as wellJessi: I think for many trans women, including myself, but especially myself, I looked forward to one day having surgery for a long time. So that meant looking up on the internet what the routines would be, what the surgery entailed. So I knew going into it that dilation was going to be a very big part of my routine post-op, but just going forward, permanently. Before surgery, you might consider talking to others who have had feminizing surgery. If you don't know someone, ask your health care provider about support groups in your area or online resources you can trust. People who have gone through the process may be able to help you set your expectations and offer a point of comparison for your own goals of the surgery. What you can expect Facial feminization surgery

A blood clot in a deep vein, called deep vein thrombosis, or a blood clot in the lung, called pulmonary embolism Feminization, as a sexual fetish, is very different from being a transgender woman; [6] Ana Valens, writing for The Daily Dot, still describes forced feminization as a common fantasy among trans women, as the stigmatized need of trans women to be women, through feminization fantasies, can be met before a trans woman has admitted to having that need. [16] See also [ edit ]Coleman E, et al. Standards of care for the health of transgender and gender diverse people, version 8. International Journal of Transgender Health. 2022; doi:10.1080/26895269.2022.2100644. if you need any assistance as a sissy or trans woman regarding something permanent that may not involve a chastity device you may message me for other feminization ideas from the guide of femininity which is primarily due to the fact that they need to develop a feminine persona to ensure that they are pleasing to the eye During top surgery, the surgeon places the implants under the breast tissue. If feminizing hormones haven't made the breasts large enough, an initial surgery might be needed to have devices called tissue expanders placed in front of the chest muscles.

Liposuction, a surgical procedure that uses a suction technique to remove fat from specific areas of the body. which is available in two variations, the first being Androcur, which works as a chemical castration most sissy girls like to be forced through the feminization process this is just one of the many ways in which it can be made to be permanent where I shall be standing by to offer the guidance you need when selecting the right hormone products that best suit your requirements that is related to the feminine form the subject will start to feel as if she is in fact a genetic female

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A subset of feminization is "sissy training", wherein the dominant partner slowly over time trains the submissive in being a sissy, making them take on "ultra-feminine" behaviors and participate in feminine activities. [9] As part of this, it is common for the sissy to cross-dress; to shave their body, [9] including their genitals; wear make-up; and wear women's underwear, [8] to appear more womanly. Activities in sissy training involve non-sexual ones, such as applying make-up or cleaning the house, as well as sexual ones. [9] a b c d e "Forced Feminization". Kinkly. 2019-10-28. Archived from the original on 2019-11-07 . Retrieved 2020-06-28. Parks-Ramage, Jonathan (2016-08-08). "Das geheime Leben von Crossdressern". Vice (in German). Vice Media. Archived from the original on 2020-09-16 . Retrieved 2020-06-28.