Warning: This story contains depictions of physical abuse mainly in the form of spanking. It contains emotional and psychological abuse in a family setting. It contains abuse in the form of drugging characters without their knowledge. It contains depictions of schoolyard bullying and cruelty. It contains depictions of abusive and coercive cult like social pressure. This is a story about humiliation and forced feminization. Please donât read if depictions of this nature are not for you.
Dedication: This story is dedicated to and very heavily inspired by Chris, the Radical Feminist, who blogs and posts great stories at:
http://truepetticoating.blogspot.com/Thanks, Chris!
The Prissy Princess Correctional Club
By SissyKimmy1
Part 1: One Little Day, Many Little Steps
Chapter 1: Prissy Princess Bad Behavior
Shawn stood sobbing in the middle of the room as he rubbed his sore, red bottom. He was dressed only in a white, very soft cotton camisole covered in prints of tiny pink and purple flowers with the matching panties and his white tights draped around the white Mary Janes he wore on his feet.
âWhat a sissy crybaby!â he was taunted by his sister Cindy, the previous owner of the panties and camisole he had humiliatingly been subjected to. She was only one year older but much taller and more developed than her brother. She hadnât worn the childish girly-girl underwear for many years, and now, much to her delight, they belonged to her brother and fit him perfectly.
Shawn could do nothing but stare down at his girly new underwear in abject shame at what was happening to him. He had gotten in trouble with the law multiple times recently, and to avoid juvenile hall he had agreed to participate in a special diversion program overseen by his mother, who was a judge in juvenile court. She said it was a pilot program being introduced for testing that she had helped to design. She told him it was called, âThe PPCC,â and that it was designed to keep him out of trouble and help him reach his true potential as a boy.
His mother warned him that it was a very new and controversial program and that his chapter would be one of the very first in the nation. She said it would likely be at least a decade before the programs started to become widespread. The first major push was aimed for around 2004. She told him it would be a very big help to her and to his legal case if he signed up because the program needed initial successful students if it was going to start to grow. When he asked if the program was similar to what his sister had taken, she assured him that the girls and boys versions of the program were designed from the ground up to be perfect complements to one another, and that he would reach his full and proper potential just like his sister was doing.
He readily agreed. His sister had been voluntarily enrolled in one of their motherâs programs when they were both little. Ever since that time, it seemed like she outshined him in everything she did, especially the things expected of boys, even though he used to viciously make fun of her for being such a girly girl. Ever since she joined her motherâs program she was a better athlete, a genius level student in math and science with no exaggeration, and she always seemed to have all the confidence in the world. All of this was because of his motherâs accelerated learning program for girls. The âCGPCâ or Champion Girl Promotion Club which had steadily grown to a full class of thirty young girls for this coming school year. For the first time this year, the program was moving into a brand new school building all its own and would be run as a boarding school. Shawn and his family would live in a separate house on school grounds.
The program was funded by an extreme radical feminist splinter group that was hoping to change the face of education. They blamed patriarchal society for brainwashing girls away from athletics and hard sciences and robbing them of their confidence to make them dependent on men. They isolated and immersed the girls in their own specially designed program rolled out in a few small enclaves where the radical feminists held political power and it seemed to have incredible results. Shawnâs mother was a local judge and was interested in the program, so she helped implement it in their town and his sister was one of the very first students.
Shawn thought that if he took one of his Motherâs programs he could finally start to catch up to his sister. Whenever he complained about her people just told him he should be proud of her and support her for doing so well. But that was hard when she was constantly taunting and bullying him and lording her success and maturity over him. She deliberately provoked him and it made it impossible for him not to seethe with jealousy, because no matter how hard he tried he couldnât keep up. She relished in taking sadistic revenge for Shawnâs bullying of her when they were little.
The only thing he really had was his baseball team, where he was doing well and made friends with the team members who didnât know him from school. He loved it. At school it was hard making friends because of a pair of bullies in his class he would only identify to his Mother and sister as, âThe Twin Tormentors,â when he attempted to beg to be moved to another school or into a program like his sisterâs.
His Mother instead insisted on his big sister Cindy going to school with him to confront the bullying boys and get them to leave him alone. Under any circ-umstances a boy would know it was a bad idea to have your sister come bail you out from bullying. It was even worse when she arrived to discover the true identity of the pair of bullies he had humiliatingly nicknamed with comic book or pro-wrestling villain grandiosity. It was two very pretty, blonde haired, identical twin girls named Karen and Diane Sinclair, who had the infuriating ability to appear and sound identically innocent as saints under any circ-umstances. They spoke with identical bossy, posh British accents and almost always wore the same fashionable clothes and hairstyles, which they were doing that day.
The three had actually been genuine friends when they first met. Shawn was an outcast in his class. He was bad at most sports the boys played besides baseball and was more the dreamy type who was interested in art. He was always doodling and sketching and daydreaming in class. He wanted to try harder and keep up with his sister, but it was difficult for him and his mind wandered.
The two new girls were rejected by the class for coming from another country and talking funny and being bossy. Shawn was the only one who was nice to them at first because he understood what it was like to be left out. He found the ways they were different from the rest of the people he knew to be exotic and interesting while the rest of the class just saw them as weird.
For reasons he couldnât understand, eventually they turned on him and spent their time making his life miserable instead of being real friends. The betrayal hurt the sensitive boy very deeply and made the bullying feel even worse.