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Do you have this common worry about your sissy or femme style? Miss Fiona joins us.
Nov 27, 2023 ·
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Miss Fiiona gets a question from one of her callers. The ladies love the question, and that inspires today’s episode. The listener wants our thoughts on sissy or femme style...
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Miss Fiiona gets a question from one of her callers. The ladies love the question, and that inspires today’s episode.
The listener wants our thoughts on sissy or femme style and what is (or is not) considered feminine.
What a great question!
This sparks a conversation about self-image, gender roles, gender presentation, and so much more.
What is the right look for a crossdresser, sissy or submissive transwoman?
Why are skirts, heels and frills considered traditionally feminine?
Who gets to decide what the right look is for someone who is being transformed from male to female?
Do crossdressers or sissies worry about not looking a certain way?
Does a sissy feel compelled to conform to the sissy style seen in porn or feminization memes?
How does someone present themselves to the world as feminine even when not conforming to traditional girly fashion?
Ms Erika has some tips on how to think about self-image when you are a crossdresser, sissy, or transwoman.
Ms Olivia points out that as someone becomes more feminine in their feminization journey, they often end up with some of the same self-image worries as cis-gender women have.
Miss Fiona points out that not all cis women think alike, so it’s important that anyone who is dressing en femme knows that part of the feminization journey is to develop your own style that works for you.
Among the laughter and fun is a thoughtful conversation about image, societal roles, and how to find your community of choice that supports who you are.
PS. You’ll also find out some stuff you probably never knew about each lady. Hint: did you know Ms Erika loves powerwashing?
Don’t judge!
Okay, the ladies did all laugh about that one.
Miss Fiona: https://mistressoffantasy.com/
Ms Erika: https://intelligentphonefantasy.com/
Ms Olivia: https://www.experiencedmistress.com/
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The listener wants our thoughts on sissy or femme style and what is (or is not) considered feminine.
What a great question!
This sparks a conversation about self-image, gender roles, gender presentation, and so much more.
What is the right look for a crossdresser, sissy or submissive transwoman?
Why are skirts, heels and frills considered traditionally feminine?
Who gets to decide what the right look is for someone who is being transformed from male to female?
Do crossdressers or sissies worry about not looking a certain way?
Does a sissy feel compelled to conform to the sissy style seen in porn or feminization memes?
How does someone present themselves to the world as feminine even when not conforming to traditional girly fashion?
Ms Erika has some tips on how to think about self-image when you are a crossdresser, sissy, or transwoman.
Ms Olivia points out that as someone becomes more feminine in their feminization journey, they often end up with some of the same self-image worries as cis-gender women have.
Miss Fiona points out that not all cis women think alike, so it’s important that anyone who is dressing en femme knows that part of the feminization journey is to develop your own style that works for you.
Among the laughter and fun is a thoughtful conversation about image, societal roles, and how to find your community of choice that supports who you are.
PS. You’ll also find out some stuff you probably never knew about each lady. Hint: did you know Ms Erika loves powerwashing?
Don’t judge!
Okay, the ladies did all laugh about that one.
Miss Fiona: https://mistressoffantasy.com/
Ms Erika: https://intelligentphonefantasy.com/
Ms Olivia: https://www.experiencedmistress.com/
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