Cold Comet
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Chapter 17 with some nsfw images towards the end.
[ColdComet] From Supervisor to Secretary (Gradual feminization story)
- Thread starter Cold Comet
- Start date
- anal-sex blowjob feminization gender-change sex-toys transformation
- bimbo office-worker
- slow-burn
tgfr
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really good story take time for me to read (english is not my language). I really like how you are gradually transforming your character, both physically and mentally. Please post the other chapters as PDFs. Also—and this is really important—please please please Please keep going and don t stop.
Cold Comet
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Part 18 up here
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From Supervisor to Secretary by ColdComet
Samuel is hired at NewYou Capital as IT Supervisor and tells himself the wellness program is just vitamins and posture. It’s not long though before he starts to notice changes in his body that require adjustments to his wardrobe to accommodate, and the “temporary” support work for his colleague...
bluepixiegurl316
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Is it just me or do these stories not really work in a world where trans women exist and are (should be) respected?
Like, who doesn't realize they are being forced feminized? Why is queer identity being ignored by everyone?
Like, who doesn't realize they are being forced feminized? Why is queer identity being ignored by everyone?
ganzer
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I mean, this story takes place in a "Mad Men" C-Suite / Secretary executive setting.
To look at it more broadly, the purpose in using this setting is that the male protagonist hopes to rise into the C-Suite as an executive. Now they have to experience the regressive corporate culture still in place at a lot of places from the point of view of a woman. They are still expecting to have a voice in decision making and I think they will quickly see the lane that women are shuffled into in most organizations like this.
If the company here were more broad-minded and had, say, a DEI initiative and an inclusive corporate culture, you wouldn't have this disconnect between expectation and reality, and thus the story wouldn't work.
To look at it more broadly, the purpose in using this setting is that the male protagonist hopes to rise into the C-Suite as an executive. Now they have to experience the regressive corporate culture still in place at a lot of places from the point of view of a woman. They are still expecting to have a voice in decision making and I think they will quickly see the lane that women are shuffled into in most organizations like this.
If the company here were more broad-minded and had, say, a DEI initiative and an inclusive corporate culture, you wouldn't have this disconnect between expectation and reality, and thus the story wouldn't work.
bluepixiegurl316
Member
That's the thing, it isn't set in a fictional past but a non descript alternative present, unless I missed some intro that characterized the setting as regressive. I know it's sort of a trope but it really feels cartonish/juvenile.