Also, for no reason other than it made me smile here's a photo of a recent Sissy trying to adopt a tough pose. So funny trying to look manly with her pretty black bra showing so prettily through her sheer top.
Onto the article...
The
Myth of Freed Sissies
Ever wondered why a Sissy might
actually object to being neutered? It's not as though it's anything a
Sissy is ever going to need or miss. Well the reason may just lie in
the myth of the freed Sissy. A supposed free Sissy may be able to
reverse all her changes but this one, absurd though the concept of a
freed Sissy may seem. Actually the rather sad and generally
short-lived plight of escaped Sissies rather proves the
irreversibility of this process, but still the myth persists.
Sissies are in denial from day
one....known fact....but even after their Sissy Declaration perhaps
the majority of Sissies retain at least some sense of denial. Sissy
logic isn't ours but it seems many Sissies still maintain a stubborn
belief in a possible miraculous release from Sissydom.
Sissy sub-culture is full of
stories of released Sissies sometimes going on to achieve great
things, perhaps having families, or being successful. Of course to
you and me, seeing that sweet Sissy, perfumed and pantied, washing
our clothes, making our beds, sweetly and obediently curtseying and
following our every demand, we see no sign of manhood whatsoever.
Well sometimes trainers and Mother's are guilty of not squashing
these silly ideas in the bud. But sometimes, although a truly good
Sissy is one that accepts their place, the illusion of a possible
future retraction from their initial identifier, a Sissy exam retest,
or a change in rules, lets them cling to the absurd idea of 'release'
one day. This false hope has the supposed advantage of maintaining a
compliant Sissy.
Let's be clear, the retraction of
an identifier is irrelevant once testing is concluded, no second
tests are ever allowed, and any change in Sissy Law relates to
current treatment of Sissies, testing and identification being the
sole responsibility of the High Sissy Council.
So is there any truth at all in
the myth of the freed Sissy? Let's look at the supposed top two
examples. Simon LeDieu, the fashion designer, and Julian Deese, the
writer and patron of SWS (Sissy Welfare Society).
LeDieu first. According to
publicists he was freed from Sissydom age 18 because of his obvious
prodigious fashion design talents. Well besides design hardly being a
permitted Sissy activity, no record of LeDieu can be found on the
Sissy Register. This story is merely a publicity ploy especially
since it plays on the myth that Sissy's have heightened feminine
tastes. Also it has landed LeDieu many referrals for Sissy-wear
design.
In the case of Deese there is some
little truth, albeit the facts are very important. Deese was one of
those rare self reported Sissies. At 17 he reported himself and was
assigned to a Sissy school, he changed his mind less than 3 weeks
later, just before his delayed Sissy exam. In these unusual
circumstances he was 'released'. It appears he had mistakenly
misidentified his homosexuality as Sissydom. So whilst Deese does
important work for the SWS (Sissy Welfare Society), his habit of
identifying himself with Sissies is somewhat disingenuous. Similarly
he is not the mythical released Sissy that Sissy sub-culture
portrays.
So are Sissies ever released? The
short answer is no, no Sissy has ever been 'released' after once
having undertaken a Sissy examination. Rarely a boy is realized to be
a male after close family identification, but before examination, or
the boy is realized to be actually a true male on examination. In a
few rare instances Sissy's have been registered but their treatment
stopped due to impending terminal health issues. Other than this once
a Sissy always a Sissy. Should we let the myth continue? If Mother's
,Partners, and Employers have no objection, despite it's conflict
with true Sissy Consciousness maybe it has a place. Personally I'm
unconvinced...my USM Sissy maid fully accepts her Sissydom, well at
least I think so..then again I've not considered neutering......