Kylie Gable's Blog: Kylie's Corner - Posts Tagged "feminization"

One statement I make in my Welcome to College series is that it is based on a true story. I guess the big question that leaves people with is "what parts are true?"

I changed several things to protect my identity as well as the identity of the people who inspired the book. I changed names and I also changed actual events both to protect anonymity and for dramatic purposes.

I received a mixed review on Amazon today and I found it interesting that the review thought my protagonist didn't resist. I probably made him resist more than I actually did. Once the girls had so many incriminating pictures of me, I was terrified of getting exposed.

As I write this series, I am wondering how to approach some things. For instance, I eventually do start to enjoy the process, but I don't want to let the girls know it. I think the girls figured out I was enjoying it at least somewhat, but didn't want me to know that they knew.

So, in review, yes I had some amazing feminizing experiences in college and that is the basis for my work, but you won't read everything that happened and you some events may have been altered for dramatic purposes.

I think this may be the best one of the bunch so far. I have two readers, who I asked to be readers because I really loved their reviews, and they both gave it very good reviews.

The biggest thing I'm struggling with is how to get the book into the hands of people that I know will enjoy it. There are some people whose names I see constantly as reading feminization and I won't be happy until they're reading Welcome to College.

I think the ending of this one will blow some readers away. I don't want to give anything away, but the humiliation gets dialed up a whole lot from book 2. It'll be out by the weekend depending on my schedule.

When I was in college, I was given the rather unique experience of being forcibly feminized by some girls at my college. It started as payback for the horrible sexism that I had learned growing up and brought to college with me.

Now, some people may be wondering how that is possible? My stories deal with that to some degree, but I do have to say while I had no desire to wear dresses before this happened, I was always drawn a bit to powerful women and I did find myself enjoying a lot of what was happening to me.

Because I had rather feminine features and a small stature, I made a decent looking girl. I think this made the girls anxious to see just how far they could take me.

Now, I have said that Welcome to College is based on a true story and it absolutely is. However, it is also a piece of fiction. Things have most definitely been added and details switched around. I think when it comes to writing about humiliation, the most effect writing I do is when I am remembering the humiliation that I actually experienced. The fictional humiliation is never quite as powerful.