Formspring Question #7

Interesting new question on Formspring:

What fabric (Silk, Satin, Latex, etc.) do you think best feminizes a man mentally?

I guess that I'd have to say latex and rubber, primarily because those "fabrics" have no real application in fashion other than the suggestion of  sex. Silk and satin both scream "feminine" but men may wear silk or satin ties. And while silk and satin do have a feminine feel to them, they can also say "sophistication" or "expensive" where latex and rubber say "cheap" or "easy" instead.

Formspring Question #6

And another Formspring question:

do you like sissies and why

Um, no. Not really. I'm much more interested in the actual transformation into a woman (and resulting mental changes, too) and much less interested in sissies, cross-dressing, shemales, etc. Just not my thing.

Formspring Question #5

Apparently, I missed a Formspring question posted a few days ago. Sorry.

Can you do a caption involving a boy who has to dress like a girl to work in a lingerie shop ? He's supposed to be temporarily helping out his Mom, who's fallen on hard times Thanks, Ftygrl

Hmm. I'm not sure that this sounds like a caption that I'm likely to do. As you've no doubt seen, virtually all (if not all) of my captions involve someone actually transformed into a woman. I'm just not into cross-dressing captions. But maybe I can take some kind of inspiration from your idea. We'll see.

Formspring Question #4

Hey, this is cool. All of a sudden people are asking me questions on Formspring:

Dear Mindy, could you do some forced latex based captions? OF course, a request from you to me is also cool!

The short answer is absolutely! In fact, a few of the captions that I've worked on over the last week or so have women dressed in latex. The longer answer, I guess, is a question: What exactly do you mean by "forced latex based captions"? Do you mean caption in which the subject is forced to wear latex or a caption in which the latex is responsible for the TG? Hmm. I've don't know that I've really considered that second idea before... So stay tuned!

Formspring Question #3

Woohoo! Another new question on Formspring (from "someone"):

What was your inspiration for the odd transformations in the Babemaker series? And are you planning on doing more anytime soon?

Great question! I'd have to say that my inspiration for the Babemaker series was simply the images themselves. Most of the images that I've used for Babemaker captions (or put in my Babemaker folder to be used for captions) have been really over-the-top or outlandish in some way. And I just started wondering what the story could be behind some of those pictures ... and then exaggerating whatever I thought of. And then I thought about some sort of unifying background for those images. Quickly the mad scientist came to mind and from there I just ran with the idea of a scientist doing all sorts of experiments that tended to have unforeseen (I was going to say tragic, but nah) consequences. Perhaps tragic for the victims but not the viewer.

I've got a lot of additional images from which I plan to create Babemaker captions, but I have to be in the ... um ... right frame of mind to get the right degree of evil and depravity and snark necessary. But don't worry, there will definitely be more Babemaker captions!

Formspring Question #2

Hey, I got another question on Formspring! (Well, actually, I've received several over recent months but almost all of them have been non-question questions (in other words, the questions didn't actually ask anything and several were, frankly, wholly unintelligible).

Anyway, here is the question that I received from someone (anonymously, apparently):

what is ur favorite type of caption

An interesting question. I've actually started (and stopped and started again and stopped...) writing a post about my likes and dislikes. I may return to that at some point. But to the direct question, I'd have to say that the first thing that my favorite captions require is a good image. The woman has to be beautiful (or at least really sexy). Believe it or not, I'd rather see her partially dressed in sexy clothes than totally nude (but it depends on the story, I guess). As for the story itself, I tend to prefer non-consensual transformations where the transformed woman becomes a bimbo or a slut. I don't really care whether it's magic or science responsible for the change. But I want the change to result in pleasure, not pain. Usually.

Hope that answers.

Formspring Query #2

Hey, wow! Someone asked me a real question on Formspring:

I'm curious about your caption tags. When I think bimbo, I think ditzy or scatterbrained. Yet I notice some of your bimbo captions like the Stare At Me series feature ladies quite with it. So my question is what does bimbo mean for you?

Hmm. Interesting question. I guess that I'm sort of using the term "bimbo" to capture several perhaps otherwise discrete notions. She is, perhaps ditzy and scatterbrained ... but she might still have her wits about her, too. Certainly, though, sex is an near all-encompassing aspect of who she is. There may be an element of the slut to her, but not necessarily that either. In reflection, I'd probably say that I use the tag "bimbo" to suggest a subject who, following her transformation, has a sort of overwhelming need or desire for sex that becomes a central defining element of who she has become.

Does that help?

My First Question on Formspring!

So I was finally asked a question on Formspring!

Q: chance of any more bondage TG?

A: Absolutely! Anything in particular that you'd like to see/read? The problem that I run into with bondage captions is that too many of the images that I find are a bit too severe for my taste (I'm not interested in seeing images of women in pain). And the ones that are on the lighter side are often more difficult to coax a story out of. But TG bondage is certainly a theme that I hope to return to.