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Male Feminization Discussions / Re: Is it really masculinization?
« on: June 08, 2025, 05:18:19 pm »
This will probably be my last post.  I have seriously considered the post my wife referred to and confirmed she is turned on by it and her goal is nothing less tha full feminization including loss of my testes and male function as well as desiring me in a new female form to plrasure men.  To me this is essentially a divorce anyway. She only wants me this way for her pleasure and to become her version of eye candy. Just because many men in the world have been selfish doesn't mean I have been. I have been there for all four of my daughter's school functions and the weddings that have occurred so far. I have been there for my wife and encouraged and empowered her. And while household chores have honestly not been 50/50 over the years they were closer to 70/30 which is better than many men. If I wanted to become a woman I would have done it a long time ago. So I have no informed her that this is not my goal I'm not doing it anymore and now the balls in her court if she divorces me in four years then so be it.  I was seriously considering being willing to do it for her to an extent but not to that extent.
 

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Male Feminization Discussions / Re: Is it really masculinization?
« on: June 06, 2025, 10:10:40 am »
It took over an hour of searching and my wife is a touch unhappy I found it now and confirms tbia is the right post, including the similarity of me only fathering daughters.

https://newagelifestyle.createaforum.com/new-existing-member-introductions-11/introducing-myself/msg2194/#msg2194

If that's the case I am now leaning cloaer to divorce.  Playing make believe is one thing - that degree

I may not be able to function in a standard position because of the lack of flexibility in my back but I am not giving up my testes and function.

No wonder she is insistent on breasts that was supposedly the turning point here. My wife even sais it should be easy for me to grow them becauae my mom and suster both had to have reduction surgery from something like DDDD size. She is also getring a kick from this forum because she knew I would recieve no empathy here.

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Male Feminization Discussions / Re: Is it really masculinization?
« on: June 06, 2025, 12:18:51 am »
I want to find the post because my wife said what that woman wanted for her husband is what she wants for me and that is her only clue she's going to give to me. I want to find the post so that I know what she really has planned because that's going to affect my decision.

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Male Feminization Discussions / Re: Is it really masculinization?
« on: June 05, 2025, 06:27:01 pm »
The decision ia not fully made. First, I really think its a lot of effort.  Second, I wish I coud find the post she was referring to. Third, I do not want hormones because I like my manhood and want to keep using it. 

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Male Feminization Discussions / Re: Is it really masculinization?
« on: June 05, 2025, 02:34:37 pm »
Guidance is correct and in my first message I thought I mentioned except the horseback riding and ballet - she does not expect those.  She says four years is enough time and she has spent the last few "readying" me.   With the back surgery there is a lot less pain and only a little less flexibility than a corset.  I also am supoosed to drop my weight from 240 lbs to 170 in that time.  The weight part may not be hard as I am.slowly becoming more active since the back surgery.

As I said, I dont really want to do any of this but I dont want to divorce someone I have been married to for 30+ years either.  She feels if  I can get uaed to the shoes corset and pedicures as I have, I can do the rest. 

As to her motivations, she says she saw photoa on here before the server change poated by the wife of a man who had been feminized.  The photos suppoaedled showe  his painted nails and natural breasts and jewelry.  In the post she said he plans were the wifea plans and she de ided then that woyld be her plan for me.  That was when she got custom corsets made for the first time.  She liked the idea and because life and how I lived it  has forced me this far, she feels I should go all the way to a more "delicate life" (thar she now says is just a move to a midern masculinity based obn her list) fitting my body that will give me more good years  and quality of life. Thats qhy she agreed to go out of country and pay $30k USD for my back surgery. 

 I havent been able to find those photos she talked about to read the post and see what she has in store for me.

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Male Feminization Discussions / Re: Is it really masculinization?
« on: June 05, 2025, 09:30:43 am »
I waa actually hoping for more assistance and guidance with the list she provided - its too overwhelming for me.

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Male Feminization Discussions / Re: Is it really masculinization?
« on: June 02, 2025, 12:33:18 am »
I said masculinization because of the list she provided because all of these things started originally as belonging to the domain of men although in the modern world it is emasculating

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Male Feminization Discussions / Is it really masculinization?
« on: June 01, 2025, 06:10:55 pm »
My wife has told me to make this post.  She used AI to makenthe included list (I dont know how to incorporate into the body here so if someone else does please do so in your reply)

She says she has tried to communicate gently but here is the deal.  Right now I am 55.  By the time I retire at 60 she expects I incorporate every one of the reclaimed male items on this list on a daily basis except secretarial, Ballet and Horeback riding to todays modern use standards.

 As I work from home I can make all of these changes at whatever pace and as my work would be accepting by the day of my retirement she expects them all to be fully inplemented.  As I have mentioned before, I already wear a corset for my back and wear 2 inch heeled shoes for my right ankle and have tobuse menstrual underwear (not on the list). 

Not on the list is hormones but she says the new corsets she has ordered will have D cups with underwire and go from upper thigh to my full chest with full steel boning. So hirmknes are the only feminization request she is asking if me and I should start soom to begin filling those cups. (She says based on my mom and sister who both had significant  breast reduction surgery to get to DD, I should be well endowed)

 No idea how yoga will work with my back but she says she expects after the surgery I had I should just do the best  I can as physiotherapy.

I am told these were all things created for men and I am expected to be real man and do/wear them. 

I still do not want to do this at all even though admittesly life has put me on this path.  Its too much.  I do I integrate this so that within 4 years it is all part of my life - I hate journalling, know nothing about embroidery or knitting and can already cook. 

She will not help me but has said she will divorce me if even one is not a regular and daily or near daily part of my life by retirement day February 2030 and if I choose no hormones I must get implants no later than Feb 2029.

Here are her rules

1. I need to post on this site once per month (this might.not be the right area) and respond all who ask a question honestly.
2. I cannot post l pics except manicures, pedicures (mandatory) until 1 year after I agree to start hormones or 3 months after implants.
3. I need to get this community help on a reasonable and not overwhelming implementation plan.
4. She will provide no more help in my "masculinization" and will only complement if she notices changes on this list, I am on my own to learn everything on the list from acquiring clothing and makeup etc and learning to use it. 

I do notwant to divorce so for now I guess I am reluctantly in this path.  Read my other posts if you want to know what has happened before now. 

So HELP.  This is too much.  How do I "masculinize" to this list in just 3 years really so it becomes a quick easy and natural part of life?  How do I explain it as work notices the changes (even thoygh they arent supposed to react or judge)?  How do I explain to neighbours as all has been hidden explained (shoes) until now?  How do I accept this because I still dont want it or get it , I am being blackmailed by a person I love!  (She hates when I put it that way and does read everything but it feels true to me).



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New & Existing Member Introductions / Re: I don't get it
« on: May 16, 2025, 01:36:18 am »
All posted photos are ones my wife insists on.  Currently the pedis are here to shame me into compliance.  However, I am learning not to care unless around family or neighbours.  So, if she wants it posted it may get posted.  So far I have refused to post shoe or corset pics andbshe has acquiesced.  Probably because I do not remove any hair right now even though sometimes the corset pulls on it.  Who wants to see hairy legs in womens shoes?  Who wants to see a hairy goatee guy in a corset?  And seeing as I am not even able to bend enough to put on socks and shoes anymore, I certainly can't shave that far down.  The previously mentioned hair removal (waxing) has grown back and I have no intention of EVER doing that again.

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New & Existing Member Introductions / Re: I don't get it
« on: May 13, 2025, 05:00:03 pm »
In my last post I said retired but not quite yet - my original post is accuratr - just under 10 years.  I am not reliant on my wife financially at all.  I earn a healthy wage and my pension plan is defined benefits.

Money isnt the biggest part of the equation but, like many, the current economy is a challenge in adjusting budget and paying $40k USD for my back surgery was taxing to our current bottom line. 

We have been married 30 years and I do rely on her for a lot as my body has given out.  The surgical recovery will mean I will be able to do a lot more without pain again but never bend fully at the waist. 

The fact is I love her, ita the only reason I have let her take it this far hoping the novelty for her would wear off.  Instead each next thing seems to double her resolve.  So I have to decide what to do when I am fully recovered.  Its rude to have her support fo so long and leave but its also a lot to manipulate me in this way.

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New & Existing Member Introductions / Re: I don't get it
« on: May 12, 2025, 11:19:53 pm »
My wife feels that some do not believe life has forced me into these situations so in addition to the new pedicure she want me to post (whete she said I HAD to use more pink this time.  I have included a photo of my ankle and its scars (it was MUCH worse.before a plastic surgeon cleaned it up in two surgeries)  and a recent back surgery where two titanium rods have been inserted and five vertebrae stabilzed due to completely degenerated discs.  My pain will eventually decrease but as they are L2 through S1 - I will never again have ability to fully bend down. 

My wife has to tie my shoes, and so she has decided for the summer, I will wear womens heeled sandals that I can slip on and off.  She has decided that I will need to do flexibility exercises fir physiotherapy so for now, no more corset. But since I havr lost 30 lbs for the surgery she says I will need a three new ones to change daily and keep clean. And the new ones will be pink, baby blue and red from Lucy corsetry (whatever business that is)  they will be full.length hips to "above breasts" even though I do not have breasts but have small moobs. 

I will still need support below and above what waa stabilized and tgese corset apparently are steel boned.  She says I cant bend anyway so no reason not to fully bone them.

Her newest argument is "we spent $40 000 USD on your back for you, now you can dress your body for me.  You let sports and diet destroy your body and now I will rebuild it into something usable "

I just feel that while there is a grain of truth, it is manipulative i to something I dont want to do and a LOT more work daily if I agreed. I am retired and dont wabt to have to put in effort to create an appearance that doesnt match my gender.


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New & Existing Member Introductions / Re: I don't get it
« on: March 31, 2025, 03:18:47 pm »
Here is the latest pedicure. If I dont find an acceptable "style and design" then she gets to pick one for me now.  So I picked a cats eye galaxy theme. It seemed the most masculine I could think of. I am NOT creative in this area and am frustrated I had to look at nail and pedicure images for over an hout before this idea came to me.

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New & Existing Member Introductions / Re: I don't get it
« on: March 04, 2025, 04:40:45 pm »
It feels rather thay she is trying to make a woman out of me.

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New & Existing Member Introductions / Re: I don't get it
« on: February 18, 2025, 01:46:12 pm »
Today, I turned 55 and she got me a gift certificate for hair removal.  Someone please explan to me why this is so important to her.

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New & Existing Member Introductions / Re: I don't get it
« on: February 15, 2025, 10:25:00 am »
This is my real life, I have had 13 surgeries on my right ankle alone between the ones where my heel bone grew over and crushed the tendon and others to clean out scar tissue to improve felxibility to where it is.  In total i have had over 24 surgeries, including one for kidney cancer just befoee the pandemic that mad emy back much worse because they had to cut through my core muscles.  This created the exgreme dependence on a back "corset"  that was admittedly less effective than the corests she had made.  My wife has been there through all of that, while I have gotten less mobile and  somewhat depresses to be honest.  She isnt happy with the way I wrote what is above but admits its accurate.  She feels she is slowly wearing me down.  Which is somewhat true.  It emasculating to have health issues that "womens" stuff is all that helps resolve.

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