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🕑 Added 2023-05-18 03:03:14 +0000 UTC **ATTENTION FEMDOM - LOVING SUBSCRIBERS! YOUR INPUT IS WANTED!**Working in femdom, I understand why feminization of cis-presenting (trying to use the right verbage here, not assuming anyone's gender/orientation/identity) is a fetish. I also understand that degradation/humiliation often (but not always) go hand-in-hand with feminization, and as such, is often referred to as "sissification". I get that completely and I'm not kink-shaming at all.
My personal hang-up is that a lot of the language/ideas/practices around feminization as they relate to femdom & BDSM culture implies that men who want to explore other ways of expressing identity aren't "men". Worse, I've seen it implied that these men are queer or trans, as though being queer or trans was something to be ashamed of. It's not.
I've recently had the inspiration to create a series of videos (or other related content) putting a positive, affirming touch to the subject of feminization. I wouldn't use any degrading or diminutive language, or make assumptions about the viewer's orientation or gender identity. It would be aimed at cis-presenting men, educating them on how to do a lot of the things that women learn as they come into womanhood. Think how to size and purchase lingerie & other femme clothing, how to apply a basic face of makeup, mani/pedi care, embracing their femme side without pushing them to try to *be* a woman or "pass" as a woman because they've somehow "failed" at being men.
I want to know if this type of thing would be well received or if it would be deeply offensive to it's intended audience? I'd hate to alienate people, let alone waste a bunch of time putting content together that went on to flop.
I appreciate any & all sincere input! Thank you so much in advance!
