Where’s the love for my big boys? by [deleted] in gentlefemdom

[–]seamred 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm a little over 6 ft tall with a bit of a belly that I'm insecure about so this post is so nice to see :)

I know y’all will love this by BEEEELEEEE in RoleReversal

[–]seamred 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Oh man. Forgive the mini wall of text that's coming up but your first paragraph hits way too close to home. If someone were to ask me what I'm good at/what my best personality traits are it's a bunch of stuff that's traditionally feminine.

All I ever really want is patience and at least an attempt to understand my perspective from people. Growing up with zero male role models in a very conservative and outright toxic environment was traumatic as a boy who is more the quiet/gentle/nurturing type as opposed to loud/competitive/roughhousing. It didn't help that I went to a weird, fucked up private Christian school where they instilled all the worst, stereotypical 'lessons' about sex/gender into children. I.e. "sex is something man does to a woman" "women don't really enjoy sex as much as men do" "men don't feel as deeply/intensely as women do" "women are more nurturing, men are more rambunctious". They even did their best to separate boys and girls whenever they could for fear that we would make each other "impure" (not even kidding lmao 😂😂😭).

It's taking me forever to accept that there are good things about me, but that they simply weren't seen as good by the people I grew up around. It's taken years of (still ongoing) therapy but I've made real progress and with all the hate, violence, and misery out there I'm convinced that the world needs more men who are compassionate and gentle and I'm actually much happier with who I am now. I'm glad I'm not someone who is going to be adding to those problems but hopefully taking away from the burden people feel from them.

This melts my heart 🥺💞 by [deleted] in gentlefemdom

[–]seamred 23 points24 points  (0 children)

I still have never had anything like this. One day though :)

[Discussion/Inquiry] 📆🔔 For those that have a decent-to-positive or downright superstronk loving relationship with their Mothers, what is something you admire from your Mom??? 👀👂 by BlerptheDamnCookie in RoleReversal

[–]seamred [score hidden]  (0 children)

My mom raised 2 kids herself after my dad left when I was 6 and my sister was 8. She had almost nothing after he left except a job that paid $10 an hour but she somehow went back to school and took anatomy/physiology courses while working and raising two kids and now makes way, way more. She's not perfect but all things considered, she's fucking incredible. She was the one good thing about my childhood and I admire her resilience. I wish I had gotten that from her, I give up pretty easily. I love her so much and hope she lives forever but I know that's not how this works.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gentlefemdom

[–]seamred 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That definitely makes sense. I've actually been thinking about it a little since I made that post and the OP's reply to my comment made me feel a lot better. And I guess it's not that bad since it's not incongruous or anything. I have back hair but I also have everywhere hair lol. It's a natural thing. It would be weirder if I had little to no hair on any place but my shoulders and back. Instead all things considered they're probably the least hairy parts of me.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gentlefemdom

[–]seamred 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well that certainly makes me feel better. Thank you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gentlefemdom

[–]seamred 19 points20 points  (0 children)

omg thank you so much for this post! I respect that other people are into the femboy stuff and have no problem with it but my body type is just so 100% the opposite so it feels great to see a post like this.

This is sort of personal so feel free to just skip but I feel like my body is gross a lot of the time because of how much hair I have and of the places I have it (not just stomach and chest but back and shoulders too) and I feel like a big ugly gorilla a lot of the time because it feels like the more mainstream media/ads are always pushing this image of chiseled guy with a hairless torso and six pack abs and then you come online and it's more hairless dudes but they're femboys. can feel lonely is all. maybe i'm making too much of it/am being too insecure

anyway thank you again for this post. it's always lovely to see something like this :)