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Subject: Re: facinated

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michele

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Date Posted: 07:19:16 03/27/12 Tue
In reply to: paul 's message, "facinated" on 16:22:42 03/25/12 Sun

Have you talked to your wife about this? Seems the obvious place to start to me. There are probably many ways to bring it up. You could describe how you felt about housework and your mom's comments. Did you ever dress as a girl or woman? Could you introduce crossdressing as bedroom fun? Discuss the male tendency to be overbearing (or whatever word works) and contrast that attitude with feminine traits? and so on. Perhaps others will come up with ideas.

Good luck and please keep us informed.

love,

michele

>iam facinated by your forum on the feminising of the
>male. i can certainly see the calming effect it has
>on male aggresion.As i was growing up as a boy i use
>to do lots of little jobs for my mum ie,Washing
>ironing make beds hoover up etc,and when some of her
>friends would come round she would tell them i was
>better than any girl i can always remember getting a
>sort of buzz when she told her friends this...by the
>way i have two sisters but they were lazy when it came
>to house work Basically what i am saying i wish i
>could of been feminised .i am married with two
>children and i am 39 yrs of age, Have i left it to
>late to become a women and find a lovely female who
>would go along with this process Any ideas Regards
>Paul [Paula]

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