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Go Figure: Husband to Daughter Forced Age Regression
transgender, age regression, forced feminization, crossdressing, sissy Mark is pissed off because of his daughter Britney's ice skating hobby. He just spent all this money on outfits and she quits out of nowhere! Not to mention his bitch of a wife Lisa always takes Britney's side. Drunk one night, Mark decides to put the costumes to use by trying them on thanks to his short body. Unfortunately for him, Britney is taping the event and decides to blackmail him! With the help of his daughter and wife, Mark is forced to become Samantha for at least a month, a girl who wants to try her feet at figure skating right before the giant Christmas production! How long can she keep up the charade? Especially when new friends and a dating interest come up? Word 18,000+ Warning. 18+. Some sex scenes mentioned with consenting adults. Profanity. Graphic descriptions of human anatomy. For gender transformation fans only! Hair or Hair Salon, Hormones, Long Finger Nails, School Girl, Prom Girl or Fancy Dance, Wedding Dress or MarriedAge Regression, Bad Boy to Good Girl, Caught with Consequences, Chemical or Drug Induced Change, Crossdressing/TV, Cultural Change, In Hiding, Physically Forced or Blackmailed, Revenge, Seasonal, Slow Transformation, Sweet/Sentimental,
82 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 5, 2017
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January 3, 2018
I am not sure I have ever seen a story move from dark, to fun, to sweet so quickly, and all with an undercurrent of cruelty that gives way to an unorthodox kind of love.
Go Figure: Husband to Daughter Forced Age Regression is the story of a spoiled girl, her alcoholic father, and the consequences of overreacting to changing wishes of a teenager. Courtney Captisa and Claire Bear start the story with a little drunken crossdressing, quickly move into a blackmail shopping trip, and then just as quickly double down on the blackmail.
Before long, Mark finds himself trapped in a dark deal that will see him spend the next month as young woman. The humiliation of the public shopping trip with his daughter was fun, but it is nothing compared to the embarrassment of his spa transformation. It takes a while before we understand just how thorough and how extreme that transformation is to be, but I love how it played out.
As for the sweet, it involves a middle aged father back in high school, making friends, flirting with boys, and ice dancing in his daughter's place. The story did not go where I expected it to, but fans know that Courtney and Claire are fantastic at giving readers the most unusual of happily-ever-afters, and this is no different. A fun, sweet story, and one that rises above the initial cruelty.
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Go Figure: Husband to Daughter Forced Age Regression is the story of a spoiled girl, her alcoholic father, and the consequences of overreacting to changing wishes of a teenager. Courtney Captisa and Claire Bear start the story with a little drunken crossdressing, quickly move into a blackmail shopping trip, and then just as quickly double down on the blackmail.
Before long, Mark finds himself trapped in a dark deal that will see him spend the next month as young woman. The humiliation of the public shopping trip with his daughter was fun, but it is nothing compared to the embarrassment of his spa transformation. It takes a while before we understand just how thorough and how extreme that transformation is to be, but I love how it played out.
As for the sweet, it involves a middle aged father back in high school, making friends, flirting with boys, and ice dancing in his daughter's place. The story did not go where I expected it to, but fans know that Courtney and Claire are fantastic at giving readers the most unusual of happily-ever-afters, and this is no different. A fun, sweet story, and one that rises above the initial cruelty.
As published on Bending the Bookshelf
Displaying 1 of 1 review