The day I caught my son crossdressing was the happiest day of my life.
I had come home early from work and found my son, Jesse, sitting at my vanity, putting on make-up. He was wearing one of my cocktail dresses -- and my stockings, my high heeled sandals and, it appeared, my lingerie. He hadn't heard me come in, so I just stood silently in the doorway watching him put on mascara, blush and lipstick. He was completely mesmerized by his own ladylike reflection, completely entranced by the girl in the mirror. He did a very good job with his make-up; clearly he had done this many times before.
That was two months ago. Ever since that fateful afternoon, I have been working day and night to convince my little Jesse that he is too pretty to be a boy and that he was always meant to be a girl. When he is dressed as a boy, I treat him mostly with indifference and I react harshly to any little mistake he makes. But when he is dressed as a girl, I shower him with the affection he craves and I lavishly praise his every girlish accomplishment. In this way I have lured him -- trapped him -- into more fully embracing his feminine side, using my love and affection as bait.
He is now in the habit of changing out of his boy clothes as soon as he gets home from school. My son Jesse becomes my daughter Jessica for the evening. And all through the weekends. He has become proficient doing his own make-up. And with my coaching, his mannerisms and his voice have become delightfully feminine as well. He now has a closet full of his very own dresses and his drawers are overflowing with his own bras and panties and stockings.
Recently, I have started taking my daughter Jessica out of the house at night. We've started going to restaurants and movies together. Tonight we are going to the ballet! I even bought him a pretty new dress to wear. He's very excited. Here's a photo of Jessica doing his make-up for our big evening out. Doesn't he look sweet?
Recently, I have started taking my daughter Jessica out of the house at night. We've started going to restaurants and movies together. Tonight we are going to the ballet! I even bought him a pretty new dress to wear. He's very excited. Here's a photo of Jessica doing his make-up for our big evening out. Doesn't he look sweet?
I can't stand the idea of not having my daughter Jessica with me all the time. I have all sorts of ideas for how we can spend more mother/daughter time together. I'm hoping that by spending more time as Jessica that Jesse will more fully embrace life as my beautiful, sweet little sissy daughter.
I think he will learn to love his new life as Jessica. Don't you?






