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Schoolgirl: A Forced Feminzation Story

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My mom always wanted a daughter. Instead, she got me. When she was pregnant with me, she said she could tell that I was a girl. She had already painted the nursery pink and bought me all kinds of girl's clothes. She wasn't going to buy everything new again. And as I got bigger, she decided to just continue raising me as a girl.

Of course, my father didn't like this idea one bit. This was one of the reasons they separated. So now, my mom was free to raise me as she wished without my father interfering.

When I was small I couldn't tell anything was wrong. I was happy to have long hair and wear dresses. But as I got older, I began to realize that I was different. Other kids at school started to tease me, saying that I was really a boy pretending to be a girl. I decided that I wanted to be a real boy, but my mom would hear none of it. And since she was my legal guardian, there was nothing I could do about it. She only bought me girl's clothes, so I had to keep on living as a female.

You can imagine how confusing and humiliating this would be for a young man going through puberty. I told my mom that I was sexually frustrated—and she agreed with me. That's why she said she had a solution. As soon as I turned eighteen, when I legally became an adult, she would set me up on an arranged marriage—with a man! She said that I was unhappy being a girl because I didn't have a man in my life. As soon as I had a man to make me feel like a girl, I would blossom into womanhood.

Pages: 33

Format: Kindle Edition

Schoolgirl: A Forced Feminzation Story

2/5 ( ratings)

My mom always wanted a daughter. Instead, she got me. When she was pregnant with me, she said she could tell that I was a girl. She had already painted the nursery pink and bought me all kinds of girl's clothes. She wasn't going to buy everything new again. And as I got bigger, she decided to just continue raising me as a girl.

Of course, my father didn't like this idea one bit. This was one of the reasons they separated. So now, my mom was free to raise me as she wished without my father interfering.

When I was small I couldn't tell anything was wrong. I was happy to have long hair and wear dresses. But as I got older, I began to realize that I was different. Other kids at school started to tease me, saying that I was really a boy pretending to be a girl. I decided that I wanted to be a real boy, but my mom would hear none of it. And since she was my legal guardian, there was nothing I could do about it. She only bought me girl's clothes, so I had to keep on living as a female.

You can imagine how confusing and humiliating this would be for a young man going through puberty. I told my mom that I was sexually frustrated—and she agreed with me. That's why she said she had a solution. As soon as I turned eighteen, when I legally became an adult, she would set me up on an arranged marriage—with a man! She said that I was unhappy being a girl because I didn't have a man in my life. As soon as I had a man to make me feel like a girl, I would blossom into womanhood.

Pages: 33

Format: Kindle Edition

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