Tips for Sissies Audio Part 6 ~ Miss Ginelle

[MissGinelle]

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[Jamie Michelle]

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Hi, Miss Ginelle. Thank you for this audio.

You dealt with the question of what makes a person a sissy, i.e., in the sense of why it is they became that way.

From my research, it has to do with hormone levels in the womb. This is also the case for gay people and people who are bisexual to the extent that they come out of the closet in our present society (since the natural inclination of mankind is bisexuality, based upon study of cultures where same-sex erotic relations are accepted).

The biological default is female. We all begin as biologically female in the womb. It's the influence of sex-differentiating hormones in the womb that develope our physical and mental sexual states. Thus, a feminine male cupcake didn't get "enough" testosterone in the womb to develope a masculine persona. Whereas a butch female cupcake received "too much" testosterone in the womb.

When comparing gender identity with sexual preference, these two conditions are closely connected vis-à-vis fetal hormone levels. But in one case the part of the brain responsible for gender identity is more affected, whereas in the other case the part of the brain responsible for sexual preference is more affected. But even so, there tends to be a lot of overlap, as these parts of the brain are closely associated.

It's by no accident that males in the gay community generally display a great deal more feminine traits than straight males generally do, and so also with lesbians generally displaying more masculine traits. It's just that their transgenderism expresses itself more in their sexual orientation, and somewhat less so in their gender identity.

In a real sense, all homosexuals (or "out" bisexuals) are in fact to some degree transgendered, at least in the sense that they are taking on the sexual interests typical of the opposite sex (and indeed necessary of the opposite sexes, if our species is to propagate). Thus in a very real sense, terms such as "LGBT" (i.e., Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered) are redundant, as these various categories are already covered under the heading of "transgendered," as all of these groups share gender non-conformity (i.e., taking on roles typical of the opposite sex, i.e., *transgender* behavior in the most literal sense of the word) as their defining titles.

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You also dealt with the question as to whether a crossdresser is a sissy.

I think it would be rather difficult for a male who--by his own initiative--enjoys being dolled up in feminine finery to maintain that he is not a sissy. The popular meaning of "sissy" is any genetic male displaying feminine traits. Hence, by definition a crossdresser (who dresses up for his own pleasure) is a sissy.

Now, I've seen photographs of my older brother's fellow Marines on an aircraft carrier (circa the first Gulf War) dressing up as women as a lark. And they certainly seemed to be enjoying themselves. Apparently such behavior among outwardly masculine males is not altogether rare, e.g., with jocks at fraternity parties, etc. And I definitely have absolutely no doubt that most of these men get a sexual thrill out of it, especially if at, e.g., a fraternity party, they are being dolled up by women. The experience of being femininely pampered by women is exquisite.

For one thing there is the thrill of crossing the gender line which is so verboten yet still so innocent, as our very identies are so caught up in notions of gender and the connected sexual preferences implied thereby. As well, women get to express their sexuality through their dress, whereas men don't really have any common method to express their sexuality through their mode of dress, as about all usual male attire is equally as bland and conformist.

So I think there is a spot in almost all men whereby they can find the joys of being feminine, even if for only a time. After which time they of course are under societal strictures to put such things away and get on with their droll lives. And I suppose most of them do so (or perhaps not, as I don't know what they do in secret).

So a sissy would be a genetic male who isn't able to do away with their feminine desires.

[jessicamichelle]

thank You for the wonderful audio i've really enojyed Your entire Tips series Ma'am

*curtsies*

[rowdyrod]

theres also a reason people are sissies and the high amount of gay people in soceity. we've been drinking out of and using alot of plastic containers and such and it has been proven that we absorb alot of estrogen from a chemical in plastic called Bisphenol-A you can find out alot about that by googling that. its why girls at 8 to 12 years old look like they are 16-18 and why so many boys and men, grown up men are effeminate. so bottom line is try to avoid drinking out of any plastic container. water bottles and soda bottles are the worst, containing high amounts of Bisphenol-A......yes and it starts with cupcake bottles. heres a great webpage detailing all of this. the major estrogen component in plastic is known as "17ß-estradiol"

http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:lUs ... cd=3&gl=us

[jessicamichelle]

guess that means we should be drinking from MORE plastic containers then thanks for the tip rod

[rowdyrod]

yeah i mean feel free to do that, but the risks are literally dangerous. women develop breast tumors even with no history of it due to being "hyper female" too much estrogen. and it can cause lots of other cancers.

[Jamie Michelle]

Along the lines of what rowdyrod brought up above, below is the Emmy Award-winning BBC Horizon documentary on environmental estrogens and xenoestrogens (such as para-nonylphenol and tert-octylphenol, among many other chemicals), written and produced by Deborah Cadbury. It deals with the dramatically reduced human sperm counts around the world and the greatly increased feminization of males (of both humans and other animals) which are caused by such estrogenic compounds in the environment.

"The Estrogen Effect: Assault on the Male," Item#: BVL7466, copyright date: 1993, VHS ISBN 978-0-7365-7864-6, DVD-R ISBN 978-0-7365-7963-6 http://www.films.com/id/9504/The_Estrog ... e_Male.htm

From the below URL can be downloaded the above film using an MMS streaming downloader:

mms://filmsmedia.wmod.llnwd.net/a623/d1/11/705/7466_300.wmv
116,643,388 bytes
MD5: 4d5c8be47fd81c99c8bcfd9383193f10

At the below URLs is also contained this film, but apparently this video uses a different encoding, as I wasn't able to get it to play very well:

rtsp://filmsmedia.wmod.llnwd.net/a623/d1/11/705/7466_300.wmv
rtsp://filmsmedia.wmod.llnwd.net:554/a623/d1/11/705/7466_300.wmv

Below is the program transcript to an update of the original 1993 film:

"Assault on the Male," written and produced by Deborah Cadbury, February 26, 1996, Horizon (BBC) http://web.archive.org/web/199706170741 ... 60226.html
http://web.archive.org/web/199704290610 ... sauint.doc

Deborah Cadbury, Producer, Horizon (BBC) http://web.archive.org/web/199706170742 ... bbiog.html

Below is the book on this matter written by Deborah Cadbury and published under various titles. At the first link one can read the Foreword to the book.

Foreword to The Feminization of Nature: Our Future at Risk by Deborah Cadbury (London: Hamish Hamilton [Penguin], 1997) ISBN 0-14-026205-9 http://www.dhushara.com/book/renewal/voices2/femn.htm

The Feminization of Nature: Our Future at Risk by Deborah Cadbury (Penguin, 1997) http://www.amazon.com/dp/0241137462/

Altering Eden: The Feminization of Nature by Deborah Cadbury (St. Martin's Press, 1999) http://www.amazon.com/dp/0312243960/

The Estrogen Effect: How Chemical Pollution Is Threatening Our Survival by Deborah Cadbury (St. Martin's Griffin, 2000) http://www.amazon.com/dp/031226707X/

"The Feminization of Nature: Our Future at Risk," reviewed by Tuula E. Tuormaa, The Ecologist, Vol. 28, No. 3 (May/June 1998) http://www.scimednet.org/library/review ... adbury.htm

"The Gender Benders: Are environmental 'hormones', emasculating wildlife?," first in a two part series, Janet Raloff, Science News, January 8, 1994, pg. 24 http://www.sciencenews.org/pages/sn_edpik/ls_7.htm
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m ... 9326/print

"That Feminine Touch: Are men suffering from prenatal or cupcake exposures to 'hormonal' toxicants?," second in a two part series, Janet Raloff, Science News, January 22, 1994, pg. 56 http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m ... 4891/print
http://www.sciencenews.org/pages/sn_edpik/ls_8.htm
http://web.archive.org/web/200211270343 ... genic.html
http://www.gascape.org/index%20/PCBs%20 ... genic.html

"PCBs Diminish Penis Size," Peter Montague, Rachel's Hazardous Waste News #372 (Environmental Research Foundation), January 13, 1994 http://www.ejnet.org/rachel/rhwn372.htm
http://web.archive.org/web/200211270353 ... Penis.html
http://www.gascape.org/index%20/PCBs-Sm ... Penis.html
http://www.rachel.org/bulletin/bulletin ... sue_ID=756

"What Causes Declining Sperm?," Peter Montague, Rachel's Environment & Health Weekly #492 (Environmental Research Foundation), May 2, 1996 http://www.ejnet.org/rachel/rehw492.htm
http://www.rachel.org/bulletin/bulletin ... sue_ID=631

Environmental Research Foundation--Rachel's Weekly--All Back Issues http://www.rachel.org/bulletin/list.cfm

"Fooling with Nature," Frontline (PBS), Show #1619, air date: June 2, 1998 http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline ... index.html
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline ... cript.html

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I highly recommend that everyone download the 1993 BBC Horizon documentary "Assault on the Male" from the below URL, as this video is not available from file-sharing networks and is only available for sale from one place at very high prices. It is an excellent documentary.

mms://filmsmedia.wmod.llnwd.net/a623/d1/11/705/7466_300.wmv

One will need a streaming downloader which can handle MMS streams. Such software for this task are Offline Explorer, HiDownload, Net Transport, etc. See the below website for more on that:

Streaming media recording:

http://all-streaming-media.com
http://all-streaming-media.com/forum/

[Jacqueline Patricia]

Now you see this is an interesting topic. I do tend to drink a lot of soda (I know it is soooo bad for me), and I had a hormone test done during my last cupcake test and it did show an elevated estrogen level. Good to know, I go to the Doctor this week, this will certainly be discussed with her.

Thanks for that info.