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have to admit that Miss High Heels was rather unique to me being as this is the first transgenderish book I had ever read, Furthermore, the time period, place and general setting made it stand out even more to me, It is raw. It is uncomfortable. And you wont understand why the main character puts up with what she puts up with! But then human nature is a mystery, is it not

Conclusion: If you don't like BDSM or transgender pieces then skip it.
Otherwise, give it a go, Nothing ventured, nothing gained. "Miss Highheels The story of a rich but girlish young gentleman under the control of his pretty stepsister and her aunt" is a classic erotic novel, published in, It contains graphic sexual descriptions and themes,

Two years had passed, and I had returned to my home to claim my birthright, I was eighteen and of age to become master of Beaumanoir, One would assume that this occasion would merit much anticipatory joy on my part, I was to be released from these exquisite bonds of femininity forever,
But I was not happy, I had savoured every moment that I was dressed as a lady, I

had enjoyed all the privileges that a lovely young girl enjoys, and I was not exactly ready or willing to give that up,
Helen had demanded that I make one more appearance as a young woman, after which I would be released as her charge, I had agreed, and there I stood in the dressing room with Phoebe the maid, my white skin trembling and enervated by the cool, luscious silk that rubbed against my body.
Knowing that I was wearing the delicate batiste lingerie of a young woman, that I was deliciously confined by the lovely laces and whalebone of the corset for the last time, was a terrible thought.
I was nearly aroused by the soft, sweet smell of the lavender powder that Phoebe had lightly dusted my breasts with, I remember that my pleasurable sensations were marked by a bittersweet feeling that all this would end, and I would be forced, by society and circumstance, to return to the world of men a world I had come to admire from the perspective of a woman.
What a unique story it was published by someone who wished to remain Anonymous inbut the story is set aroundbased on the fashions of hobble dresses that are recounted, It is written as a recount,
Dennis born gender male, spoilt arrogant rich boy sent down from boarding school when caught in flagrante delicto with an older boy has an added problem, he has femine breasts, his manhood intact and in working order but has a very feminine build to his body.
He is taken under the control of his older stepsister and doctor Aunt who identify he has a foot fetish and love of women's fine clothes jewels and especially high heel shoes.
They introduce him to enforced transvestism and control him with bondage and pain, with which he finds his masochistic side,

This is a unique story, I have never read anything quite like it, It is also reflecting a very wealthy upper class lifestyle as it was by a writer that lived in this Edwardian historical era, and from what is written I suspect much of this reflects the experiences of the writer.
The descriptions of pain and pleasures that eroticise him/her are delicious, Do I envy him No, I recognise Dennis/ Denise knows a great deal more of materials and clothing than I ever will, and I realise that I couldn't stand the canings, whippings or birchings he endured.
Some unique punishments, though the glass boxes with fleas and worms would have had me hysterical a damn site faster that Denise,

I would recommend this to anyone interested in transvestism, foot amp shoe fetishism or transgender experiences, I found his/her story fascinating,

It is well written and edited, I would say a good four, An interesting tale of Transgender BDSM set in a Victorian time period, Over all, a good read if you are not afraid of these subjects, Over all, a good read, Though I had a had time connecting with the characters, which took something away from the book for me, But, definitely worth a read if you are interested in the subject matter, Books can be attributed to Anonymous for several reasons: They are officially published under that name They are traditional stories not attributed to a specific author They are religious texts not generally attributed to a specific author Books whose authorship is merely uncertain should be attributed to sitelink Unknown.
Books can be attributed to "Anonymous" for several reasons: They are officially published under that name They are traditional stories not attributed to a specific author They are religious texts not generally attributed to a specific author Books whose authorship is merely uncertain should be attributed to sitelink Unknown.
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