Hikari

- Are you crying, Hikari?

- No, Master, not really...

- Not, really?

- No, I am happy serving you, Master, you know that. It is just that...

- What, Hikari?

- Well, sometimes I cannot help but remember Elijah, Master. Can I do that?

- You cannot stop your own feelings, Hikari, but you must become their Master, in the way I am your master.

- I understand, Master!

- You mourn Elijah, do you?

- Yes, Master, I mourn him as a lost friend.

- I can understand that. But you must also understand that he is dead to the world, now, and that nothing can change that.

- I understand Master. I will transcend my grief and become stronger in the process.

- Grief is but an illusion, Hikari, the flickering of Maya, not real.

- Hai, Master!

- I am proud of you, Hikari. I no longer consider you a gaijin, a foreigner. You are one of us, now.

- You honor me, Master, in a way I do not deserve!

- Let me be the judge of that!

- Yes, Master.

- Elijah was not a true man, Hikari. He was not a warrior. There is no honor in designing clothes. That is a woman's job. I could see his true soul. He was a woman, Hikari.

- I know, Master!

- And women need to be ruled over by men, and they need to be thought how to respect their Masters.

- Yes, Master!

- Women are born to help their Masters and to please them with their humility and submissiveness!

- Yes, Master!

- I am glad. Tonight I want you to please me with your body, Hikari. I want you to open your garden to me. I want you to kiss my sword and make it big. Can you do that, Hikari?

- Yes, Master!

- There will be no more screaming and fighting?

- Never again, Master.

- Elijah is truly dead, Hikari?

- Yes, Elijah is no more, Master!


The model is Suzuka Ishikawa

Click on images to enlarge!

Rachel's Haven opens TG Fiction Library

TG discussion forum Rachel's Haven has opened up a library where users may post their stories.

Rachel writes that:

"Rachel's Haven now has a Library for stories of Transgender and Transformation! Any and all are welcome to post their creative works for all to see, and the only requirement to access the Gallery is to register to the site so that we know you to be of age!"

The Library is found here.

Rules for posting can be found here.

There are few stories there so far, but if the production of TG captions gives an indication of RH members' productivity, the number should rise quickly.

Some might ask whether we need yet another place to publish TG fiction. Fictionmania alone should suffice, shouldn't it? And if you look at the list at the left hand side of this page, you will find many more TG fiction sites that welcome contributions.

I am not so sure. It is as with cafes, pubs and restaurants. Your favorite may not be your neighbor's cup of tea.

The discussions over at Rachel's Haven also indicate that many Havenites find sending their works to Fictionmania frustrating, to say the least, as comments from self-appointed reviewers can be very harsh, indeed.

New TG captions blog: VIP Captions

VIP Captions has put up a blog called, well, VIP Captions.

As she says in her first blog post:

"I've been captioning for 4 years, I used Paint, then Corel Draw, and now Photoshop and Comic Life... I made 1 special series of caps... and I have 2 more coming. I made 5 Yahoo! Groups... 4 of captions, 1 of submissions. I changed my computer 2 times... one of them fried out."

That's what happens when you get the captioning fever.

She says that the Yahoo! Groups is the main place to download her captions if you like them. She will be using the blog to upload previews of my next updates on the Y! groups.

You will find links to the Yahoo! Groups in the right hand margin of her blog.

Indian version of trangender movie "Switch"

Alice over at TGF reports that there is a Bollywood version of Switch available. It is called "Mr. Ya Miss". Here is her verdict:

"Honestly, it was so obviously an utter ripoff of 'Switch' and so poorly done that I couldn't sit through it, but some of you might find it interesting."

Here is a taste:



More clips here.

And yes, the original "Switch" was made by Blake Edwards in 1992 and tells the story of an arrogant male chauvinist business man that one day wakes up as a woman.

He is being tested by God: Does he have the capability to love?

Ellen Barkin plays the lead. It is an entertaining story and definitely worth a try. You can buy Switch from Amazon.

Here is the trailer:

TG Quicky: The Bet

Here's a cap I made for Petra over at Rachel's Haven. Click on image to enlarge!

Beat the Bastards 3: Rear entry

This summary is not available. Please click here to view the post.