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Subject: Re: i can help

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Tamsin

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Date Posted: 06:12:17 02/23/12 Thu
In reply to: Ms Dana 's message, "Re: i can help" on 18:48:18 02/17/12 Fri

Dear Ms Dana,

Thank you for your reply and, firstly, sorry mine is a little late but I had a few family related issues to deal with last week so haven't been able to concentrate on a proper reply for you until now. It's wonderful to read you've demaled your own wayward son and I'm very happy to be in touch with a genuine member of the Demale Society. I think the work your Society does is admirable and in this present climate of escalating male aggression The Demale Society is needed more than ever. It seems to me that whenever I turn on my television or radio, the news is nothing more than a continual tale of warfare and terror; both predominantly male domains. A feminised future is the only way forward if we are ever to leave such horrors behind.

To answer the questions you raised. My son is 11 years old, 4 ft 8 in height and weighs 85 lbs. I started femming him, i.e. dressing him in girls clothes, a little over a year ago. I'm doing this to curb his aggressive maleness and encourage him to develop a more fitting, feminine personality. I am fortunate in that I can afford to home tutor him instead of exposing him to the macho 'boy' culture of our State Schools. At the moment I am dressing him as a young girl but I want to progress him to pretty lingerie and heels by the time he reaches 13. I hope you don't think I'm pushing things too fast. I really do value your counsel on these issues.

There is much, much more to discuss but I am still wary about going into intimate details on an open forum that anyone can read. Could we discuss this in private?

Tamsin

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: i can help	Ms Dana (helpful)	04:20:47 02/24/12 Fri

Re: i can help	Patti	20:44:09 02/25/12 Sat