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The women of Gamma Rho Lambda (GRL) have had it with the overly macho boys of Sigma Tau Delta (STD) and hatch a devious plan to trick them all into seeing what life is like on the other side.

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    "You are going to look like a well-shaped young prom queen when I'm through with you. Won't that be fun?"

    He couldn't bring himself to answer her but his heart was pounding with the clear realization that he would soon experience, once again, the novel sensations of being dressed totally as a female, just as he had at the reservoir and during his weekends at the Psyche lab Although he tried to control his emotions, he knew that, on one level, he was going to love it!

    What was this bond that was developing between him and girl clothes? If Mrs. Windmere started dressing him up, would he become even more addicted to the sensations of silk against his skin and the gentle hug of a brassiere around his chest? Only time would tell.

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    This is a fantastic book, containing everything I love in these books. Slightly different than described, the feminization is not really forced but nudged. Chuck, a big man on campus and member of STD fraternity, is the target of Meg and the girls from GRL sorority. The feminization starts early on when Chuck is out skinny dipping with Meg of GRL and when they finished, he finds his clothes to have suddenly disappeared and that girls clothes have replaced them.
    From this point on Meg and other sorority girls are able to continuously convince Chuck into girl's clothes – either through trickery of blackmail. Pretty much all the feminization is done gently as Chuck becomes somewhat dizzy from all the situations he ends up in. Early on Meg has pegged Chuck right on as she called him a dolt for not picking up on things.
    So basically, there is no cruelty or meanness, just some embarrassment and an inability to figure out why he's doing the girls' bidding – after all, they really know what's best for him, don't they?