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Date Posted: 00:28:09 09/14/16 Wed
Author: FemDad
Subject: Dads can help if feminized first...

A bit more detail than the other posts I put elsewhere:

I learned how important it is for us male-parents to be 'brought over' a few years ago. I was fine with our son, Jeremy, quitting baseball and wall-climbing club for soccer, even though I used to think it was a bit of a wimpy sport. Cathy, my wife, had my testosterone reduced by our doctor due to some health problems I had, and I was eating a lot of foods with naturally-occurring female-hormone-mimicking chemicals in them and I was definitely affected by these two things. So, I didn't really mind that Jeremy wanted to play soccer instead of anything else.
My wife managed to get him into a mixed league, and I never saw his uniform until a couple weeks in, on his 10th birthday; the socks and shirt were pink. I would have reacted badly, but you see, my wife had already got me into wearing panties during sex, and I couldn't deny how good they felt, and with the blockers I was on, I actually felt it somehow seemed natural and okay for Jeremy to be dressed in a cute, white and pink soccer outfit. It somehow made me feel happy, and he seemed to be okay with it, too. Perhaps because he was eating the same foods? I'm not sure. He did get lots of encouragement from the girls and rather gentle boys in the soccer club to be comfortable with his uniform colors.
Long story short, within a few months, she convinced Jeremy that he really did enjoy pink as his favorite color and wearing his cute, fluffy soccer socks pulled up over his knees, which combined with his hair, made the kids on his team just sort of start believing he was actually a girl. He had pink laces in his shoes and was wearing softer colors generally, through his mother's encouragement. They all called him Jer and probably just thought they were mistaken when they thought he was a "normal" boy at first, rather than the TG-kid he seemed to be later. The ladies who run the league are very, very TG-tolerant and perhaps encouraged this confusion; I'm not sure. I don't worry about it because my lovely wife understands his needs, like she does mine; in order to understand women better, she got us both to agree to a touch of feminine hormones just to give us a taste of girlishness, you see. It was just in the interests of exploring feelings. She convinced both of us this was a good idea and that it was just for fun and only temporary. I was very surprised that feminine feelings and behaviors got to me in so few months. However, our son was quite strongly affected by all the various influences; the mild hormone pills, the encouragement to explore being a girl and "all-day girl-days"; the new friends at his soccer club; and the clothing all seemed to change his preferences, his very self, to a large degree.
A surprise was that, while at the start, Jeremy was at least interested in 'playing girl' for a while, he said clearly that this was just for fun, but he changed must faster than any of us suspected. He still said the same after two months of being on a complete androgen-blocker (started soon after the mild hormone regimen) and mild female hormone regimen, but he was by then also telling his team-mates (just "for fun") that he really was turning into a "proper girl". He told us that he was just kidding, but we could tell he was wavering.
The biggest surprise to me was that as Jeremy, now more frequently Jenny, slowly showed his girlishness more and more, I no longer worried about it... in fact, oddly, I not only started to love being a very feminine man very much, but I found out I actually wanted Jeremy to commit to permanent girlhood. I actually helped my wife, after just 6 or 7 months, encourage Jer to be a girl for good. Once our helpful doctor, at around the 7 month mark, strongly suggested we increase our treatment for a good final 'setting' of our hormones before quitting them, I was surprised again.
We both agreed to it because it felt right at the time, and let us both know the end was near. But after I was on the higher dosage for just 6 weeks, and Jeremy was receiving injections weekly, we both changed our minds; well, Jeremy did first... it was a few days after his second visit to the clinic for his needle that he just seemed to flip completely. Jenny wanted to be a girl for good, and she was certain of it. I felt so happy for her that I couldn't say no when asked if I felt the same. Jenny told us that she knows she didn't want this to be permanent before, but she just could no longer even imagine acting like a boy ever again. And more than that, I couldn't deny her the right to do this, and I wanted it myself by then.
So you see, it really is important for the Dad to be brought into the fold of femininity first, if you hope to turn your little boys into happy, girlish young ladies.

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