Forced Feminization Defined

Posted by Teresa Bowers on Saturday, November 19, 2011 in Forced Feminization

What is Forced Feminization and how does it work? Is it forced? Is it feminization? Is it embarrassing? Is it humiliating? Is it fun?

Yes.

For those of you that have questions, or want to accidentally leave something on your computer for your wife/girlfriend/neighbor to find I've put this together just for you.

Illustrations by Rocket Dave from Deviant Art.

Forced Feminization Defined By Teresa Bowers

4 Comments

Anonymous says:

November 19, 2011 10:24 AM

Teresa you did a fabulous job on this and hope you will continue it. I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Teresa Bowers says:

November 19, 2011 10:31 AM

I understand and wish to continue.

Tanya Heather says:

November 19, 2011 8:01 PM

Interesting - I did a post just the other day about the fantasy of being forced . . . this ties in very nicely. I love it!

Jamie Michelle says:

November 30, 2011 1:40 AM

Hi, Ms. Bowers.

I think the way of what is usually called "forced feminization" works is that the male in question wants to be feminized. Yes, it's definitely feminization, although the end-result might not be very presentable. In the usual sense, it's not forced, but it can definitely be embarrassing and humiliating. It can also be loads of fun. (Pun intended!)

In my years of being a human, I've noticed that females tend to have a lot more things "done" to their bodies. Their bodies seem to get poked and prodded a lot more than male bodies. Whether it's in having sex or giving birth, it's almost like women are bowling balls that people stick their fingers into.

Thus, the experience of being a typical female often seems to be one of having to endure more intimate procedures than what a male typically experiences in his life. It seems that what "embarrassment" and "humiliation" are is a type of intimacy which is either unwanted or which is endured for some greater goal. It's a form of exposure, or of opening up oneself. It seems to carry with it the connotation of vulnerability.

Moreover, the typical woman menstruates during a span of her life, which is a bodily process that forces women to be more aware of their genitals--as well as it being a bodily process not under their control and rife with potentially embarrassing moments. Further, a woman's genitals are such as to make the very experience of procreative sex itself a more intimate procedure as contrasted with that of the male: not only does a heterosexual woman receive the opposite gender's sex-organ into her body, but also his bodily fluids.

However, it's this very nature of the female's genitals--the fact that she receives something into her body--which contributes to making sex more intense for her. As it appears that women are capable of having much more intense sexual pleasure than the typical male. And a woman does not have to keep anything "up" during sex, but instead can continue with sex indefinitely.

This greater intimacy and exposure which the typical female goes through in life is the type of thing which the typical male finds to be embarrassing and humiliating if he would have to endure the same type of intimacy and exposure.

I think this greater intimacy and exposure is one of the major reasons that makes feminization such a turn-on for many males. Such males are often turned on by the idea that even their very insides are open for exploration. It's a different way of thinking about one's own body than the usual male way, wherein entrance into one's body is off-limits. Such males are seeking greater intimacy. If such a male enjoys anal sex (which can include anal masturbation), then that is a way for them to make the sexual experience more intimate than the usual way of male sex, wherein the sex occurs on the outside of his body. Yet this entrance into one's body also connotes vulnerability. As it is exposure. It's opening up oneself--literally. And those are experiences we associate with being female.

Thus, the typical female life-experience is one of greater intimacy and bodily exposure (i.e., exposure of one's insides) than the typical male experience. Males typically find such intimacy and exposure to be embarrassing and humiliating, because most males aren't used to it and because it is typically a female experience--one which they are not supposed to partake of, according to social strictures.

Thus, even when a male who undergoes feminization does not engage in any form of anal sex, the very act of attempting to be more like a female carries with it the connotation of greater intimacy and exposure, which is "embarrassment" and "humiliation" to the male, particularly since they're doing something which social conditioning has taught them is strictly off-limits to them.

It's this greater intimacy and its verboten aspect which can make feminization so thrilling to a male.