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Roger wasn't the manliest of men, perhaps, but he thought that Cynthia, his wife, liked him that way. Little did he know that Cynthia had plans for her delicate husband, plans that called for him to become more and more feminine over time.

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    "So Mom? What did you teach Tiffany today?" Syn asked.

    I think that Mummy was a surprised as I was by Syn's openly calling me by my feminine name but we both ignored it. I sneaked a look at Syn and I could tell that she had been checking to see your reaction and was glad we'd shown none.

    "Not a whole lot," Mummy said. "How to walk properly. Sit, talk, that kind of thing."

    "I noticed the change in her voice. Much nicer and softer," Syn said. "But I can't really say that I saw her walking. Didn't look, I guess." She smiled tenderly at me. "Be a darling and give me a demonstration, huh?"

    She referred to me as  girl again - and obviously intended to keep on doing it. I felt my face redden with embarrassment, because now I was up on my feet and, trying to remember Mummy's rules, walked slowly to the end of the room and back.