Random Sissy Thoughts

Just a few (or more) random sissy musings on this Sunday before Christmas...

I don't think I've every been dominant in any sexual encounter I've ever had.  If so, I never mean to be.  Even in the rare situations when I've had the opportunity to be intimate with another feminine submissive, I somehow have ended up in a more submissive role.  Perhaps I bring out whatever "dominant genes" in whomever I am with,  no matter how few they might have, 

Please tell me I'm not the only cross dresser who's ever done this.  It's just a very feminine feeling to sip a nice hot cup of coffee then stare at the lipstick you've left on the cup.   It's also nice to leave that lipstick in other places and on other things!

I often wish that more people would leave comments on this blog and share some of their own experiences with dressing, sexual dominance or submission and other thoughts of interest to sissies and other kinky types.  If you think of this blog as a safe place to share things, wouldn't it be nice to share those secrets "we can't tell anyone about?"   Even if you leave an anonymous comment...others might enjoy it!

In the spirit of the season, of sharing and the above thoughts....Just want to share that humping yourself to orgasm on a pillow and in a diaper can be a very humbling and embarrassing thing to do in front of an audience.  Also very fulfilling.  

Love,

sissy terrie 👗👄👠🍼

Sissy (Baby) Cornertime

Corner time can be humiliating enough.  Even when no one else besides your Dominant is around. 

Having to stand there (or kneel) for as long as they want you to can be incredibly humbling and effective in changing one's behavior and/or attitude. 

But corner time can be made more intense, humiliating and effective in a variety of ways.

Has anyone else ever experienced it in this way?

Love,

sissy terrie 💗

Pretty (Boys) in Pink?

Did you know that....

• ...in the late 19th century boys wore dresses until they were 6 or 7?
• ...pink, blue and other pastel colors for babies didn't arrive until the mid 19th century?
• ...and until the 1940's, pink was the identifying color for baby boys?

Well neither did I!

You can read all about it in this Smithsonian article by Jeanne Maglaty, "When Did Girls Start Wearing Pink?"

I just can't see myself in a blue onesie!  The only ones I've ever worn have been pink (blushing).

Love,

sissy terrie 💗