Boy/girl makeovers

That sounds cool. So how did she fix his hair? Did he make a pretty girl? I think that it would be exciting to do something like this just to see what I would look like.

What a lucky boy. I have been searching for years to find a girl that would dress me up like a girl. I also enjoy the change and the wonderful feel of the clothes. How old are you and your bro? What did the people at the party think about it? And what did you dress him in?

Hi there.

Couldn't help but notice the uniqueness of this post.  Making over your boy as a girl.  Hmmm...Interesting.  Now, as an adult, that would take on certain sexual overtones.  As a child, though, it might still be sexy...in a kid sort of way...but more cute than anything else.  I must admit, you've got guts, Andrea. :)

Jim

P.S.  Have you thought about giving him a perm?

Hi Andrea, Your story sounds very familiar, my Mom and I did the same thing when I was 10, and I LOVED it. My sister and I had very long hair. I used to wear it in a pony tail. One day they suggested braids. A few hours later I had two braids to the middle of my back and was wearing a navy blue dress. Allthrough my teenage years I would dress as often as I could. My mom really liked it. Every year at Christmas Mike would get his presents and "Cathie" would get a few pressents of her own. If this is your son's idea and he likes it I think it is great. If you are forcing him or punishing him by wanting to dress him up I think that is wrong. You don't want to give him any hangups, or make him unhappy later in life.

Two years ago I went full time, and now live as a woman. It was very difficult in the beginning, but for the past year my family has been very supportive. I still haven't cut my hair short, it is waist length and I'm going to keep it that length.
Good Luck Andrea,
Cathie

Dear Andrea,
What you are saying is definetely very interesting. The makeover of boys into girls is quite common in fact. And more so with hair involved. In fact a feminine hair style can give an excellent makeover effect. Especially when the hair is slightly long. Wigs are not ruled out too. I have read a lot on makeovers. Some styles like braids or twists give the best feminine look on boys.

But this could have huge implications in later life, like the boy becoming gay or a cross dresser for life. But the topic is definetely very interesting. Why don't you write me at coolddude7815@yahoo.com? I am sure we could exchange many ideas on braids and hairstyles for boys and girls. In fact anyone interested in hair styles or general hair chat, makeovers, do mail me.

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Sure!!! Email me, I dont know if my experience with Jamie will help you, but Ill be happy to help!

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I have my hair cut in what most people see as a girlish style. It is cut in a bob below my ears with bangs. When I go to the salon, no one there really seems to make a scene or anything over my feminine hair. Granted that isn't like a total makeover from boy to girl (which I would love) but it makes me think that more people are getting used to more feminine guys.

I like to use hairbands and barrettes in my bobbed hair. It looks pretty and feminine and I love it.

You're making a mistake. I can't believe you think this is ok. Let him make that decision when he's old enough. You're messing up his life.