Who is afraid of women's clothing? I guess it depends on whether you look good in them or not!
Well, the start of this caption for Totalditz happens to be many guys fears I think. That they are going to enjoy wearing women's clothing, which of course makes them much less of a man .. or something like that. Never quite understood that concept, especially growing up in the 90's with girls that were dressed like lumberjacks, yet most weren't chopping down trees 5 days a week.
And there were some guys in school that were more comfortable with androgyny than most, even at that young age when one of the worst things that could happen would be to have someone call you a "f@g!" or something like that. Of course, girls were hanging with the femme sissy guys all the time, while the straight dudes were playing video games on a Friday night. Smart move dudes!
Anyway, it was fun to play with those fears through the eyes of teens, where EVERY happening is the worst, or best thing in the world, and OUR LIFE IS ENTIRELY OVER NOW! But there could be a happy ending here, if the two of them were to think about the situation rationally. The are being "forced" into doing something that they might have reasoned to be what they wanted anyway .. if they kept their minds open. We could argue that sister is doing them a favor. Of course, it's all on her terms, and she is going to enjoy putting the screws to her brother and his best friend. But I think it will all come out in the wash .. well, he's going to have to separate the whites from the colors, lest they all turn pink!
If you haven't before, please fill out the survey from the other day, and check out the Picasso caption. It's both funny and there's a serious bit at the end. I will certainly take comments here on this post too if that floats your figurative boat.
Don't care if you hate Miley Cyrus' music in general, I love what she's done for the LGBTQ+ community, especially the teens affected by families that have shunned them. She's done so much for shelters to keep those in need safe and secure. And having "auntie's" like Joan Jett and real Godmother Dolly Parton doesn't hurt much either! Here they are singing with Laura
And here's "MY" version of how I'd make Caitlyn look from her post a day or two ago!
“…there could be a happy ending here…” I see what you did there. And I approve! HA!
ReplyDeleteSeriously though, these type of ‘trapped’ caps always intrigue me. In my world it generally involves the femmed guy going out with a stranger as that doesn’t give him a break with his friend to take down his femme shields. But this works too. I agree, this is probably going to go fine as the heroine doesn’t seem to have a problem being in the clothes, so he probably won’t have a problem putting on feminine airs for his date. This should be a blessing in disguise and maybe the older sister is trying to do her little brother a solid!
Love your take on the image, BTW. It’s far more pumped up in saturation than I did!
Yes, that was definitely a tongue in cheek comment I made there. Heh! Someone's cheek will have the others tongue wriggling around there!
DeleteI looked at the your picture, and the caption up above, at my job today, and I'm hoping that my work screen is the one that isn't calibrated correctly, as they both were pretty wonky looking! Uggh!
"The are being "forced" into doing something that they might have reasoned to be what they wanted anyway .. if they kept their minds open."
ReplyDeleteIsn't that was forced feminization fantasies are all about? A little encouragement goes a long way, and being 'forced' takes away all the guilt and shame, granting those minds the opportunity to open up. Telling yourself you don't really want this . . . and promising yourself you're just going along with it to get out of it . . . well, it's all about state of mind, and all those excuses or justifications nudge that mind open just a little bit more.
You just, in two paragraphs, pretty much gave the definition of what most of the "forced fem" genre is all about, AND why it is so popular.
DeleteThis one is much more gentle than a lot of the stories out there. Hell, you could make an argument that Kevin might have responded positively back at Damien's declaration of how cute "she" looked. What would have happened then? Probably a bit of a denial at that moment .. Kevin swapping back into his "normal" clothing and them playing video games? Then maybe later, one brings up the situation or pushes it further to see what the other thinks.
If I had this scenario and no sister to burst in, I might even have had Kevin get giddy at what Damien said, rush up to him giggling and then give him a kiss on the cheek, saying, "you say such sweet things! Maybe I'll do this for you again sometime!" then he'd kick Damien out of the bathroom so he could get changed again.
I'd agree. Even cases where the "forced" aspect is pretty genuine, I think we enjoy imagining being in the place of the protagonist. If I were to see nearly any of these captions as a real event, I'd be horrified.
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