Hey B,
I've been really quiet around here since I moved, so I didn't get to respond to your post right away, but I wanted to let you know that you are DEFINITELY not alone in having forced fem fantasies.
I don't know if you've read any of my previous posts before, but I crossdress. Have been doing it in private since I was about 14. I'm 27 now. My best friend is a lesbian (we'll call her "Cathy"), and she has encouraged me to get dressed up (we're also dating now, too, which is a post all to itself).
I have talked a little about my crossdressing here in the forums, but I've never talked about the fantasies of forced feminization, mainly because I feel very shameful about it. I feel shameful about most of my sexual being (that's nothing new to us survivors), but when it comes to this I feel even worse. It's just not healthy to me. I have read LOTS of porn online as it relates to crossdressing, and being forced to do it is a VERY common theme. So yeah, I think about it a lot, and this only produces more shame. The irony of forced feminization fantasies (based upon actual research by psychologists) is that they are meant to REDUCE feelings of guilt toward the crossdressing ("see, I'm not dressed up cuz I WANT to... I was MADE to do it..."). But since it involves a loss of power (a feeling that sends my anxiety into overdrive), that could be the reason for my love/hate relationship with those fantasies.
I finally told "Cathy" about it last week. She continues to assure me that I can tell her anything, and not have to feel judged (and she is right). But I've held onto so much of this, privately, for so long that it's hard to just come right out and tell her.
We've actually gone out with me dressed up three times, and only one of those occasions was Halloween. There was one time (before Halloween) when we drove down the street for take-out, but I hadn't shaved, so I was obviously a guy in drag. Cathy assured me that the take out person wouldn't see me, nor would they care.
The 2nd time was to the big street festival in Santa Monica for Halloween, with me all dolled up. It was almost a magical night, until we lost the car keys, and had to trudge for 2 more hours in my heels. In a weird side note, a guy in a car yelled out "fag" at me as he drove past, and then a few hours later at a street corner a different guy pulled alongside, and was going to proposition me, but I brushed him off. I was far more concerned about the 2nd guy, than the 1st one. Maybe since I consider myself hetero (questioned orientation issues aside), that's why the "fag" comment didn't really bother me.
The 3rd time was going out to GirlBar in Santa Monica with Cathy, and my cousin (who is also lesbian). These are the same 2 that I came out to about my abuse. It was a bit more sedate outing than the last time, and it was a fun night dancing. I had to pay a 20$ cover charge, being a guy at a lesbian bar. Apparently the skirt didn't count for much...
Anyway, Cathy has been encouraging me to be more accepting of myself, and in some ways, I have been. But I know I've got a lot longer ways to go yet. I've got a therapist appt tomorrow. Trouble is, I've got so many things on my mind, I don't know where to start, or what to focus on. I've only got 50 min.
Broken, I now understand personally why you chose the name you did for the Forums. In the last 2 months, as my anger grows, my tolerance for irriation shortens, and I recognize more 7-year old behavior seeping out of me, I feel far less "together" than I had written about previously. I'm now looking at the reality of what I am facing, instead of the clinically detatched realm of theory. And I'm far more scared than I was before.
I gotta go guys. I've got more to say on the matter, but it'll have to wait for another time. Take care all.
We're in this together.
Jeremy