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Frédérique
07-25-2009, 08:06 AM
So I was looking at a few videos on YouTube today, and I came across one of this young boy getting a makeover from his older sister. She did his makeup and hair while he sat, somewhat amused, covered by a sheet. When his sister was done, the boy whisked off the sheet to reveal the red-violet dress he already had on, complete with matching shoes. In many videos like this, the boy immediately starts acting like an idiot, but this time it was different. This particular boy seemed to be thoroughly enjoying the whole process as he paraded around. I’m not sure what the circumstances of this makeover were, nor do I know the story behind it, except (I think) it was a warm-up for the girl’s own makeover on another video…

Anyway, I read a few of the comments underneath the video clip. Some people called it “child abuse,” some enjoyed it and said it looked like fun, but one person (a man) called the older sister “a witch” for “turning her brother gay.” This viewer hoped that someday the boy would “get his revenge” on the girl. Like I say, I don’t know the circumstances here – whether the boy was eager to do it or was forced to, I can’t say. All I know is what I saw, and he seemed to be OK with it. Oh, if only my older sisters had “abused” me this way! As for the comment about “turning her brother gay,” it reminds me of similar things discussed on other threads here recently. This is just so horribly ignorant! Obviously, you’re either gay (at birth) or not, and you certainly can’t be “turned” gay. Transformations like this seem to scare uninformed males – are they jealous, or are they sad they missed out on an opportunity?

Many men assume I’m gay, without so much as a second glance, and I was once called a “stinking transvestite” by one of them. I ‘m here to say that neither statement is true – I smell really good, as a matter of fact…

crossdrezzer1
07-25-2009, 08:25 AM
thats why we are in the closet,,,most girls dont care and have fun with cd's but most guys tease us and hurt us because they dont understand,,, probaly because they are regressed in wanting the same thing,,,,

kristinacd55
07-25-2009, 08:31 AM
That's ignorance for you, it can be a scary world out there!

Joni Marie Cruz
07-25-2009, 08:32 AM
"Against stupidity the gods themselves contend in vain."
-Friedrich von Schiller

Frederique, do you by any chance have the link? I'd like to see it and perhaps leave a comment of my own. Thanks.

Hugs...Joni Mari

Carole
07-25-2009, 08:46 AM
These people haven't the guts to try it, therefore they don't know what they're missing.

Granny Gray
07-25-2009, 08:49 AM
The common negative and abusive things crossdressers experience at the hand or voice of socially stereotypical males is their FEAR of the inadequacy of their own illusions of their own "manhood."

JenniferR771
07-25-2009, 08:51 AM
Sigh, I wish I had a sister that wanted to do that. So Frederique, where is the link?

TSchapes
07-25-2009, 09:23 AM
The comments are ridiculous and shows off their ignorance. It goes the other way too. I've seen comments that you really can't be a girl because you haven't had SRS. Whether I decide to go through transition or not does change the TG brain that I have.

Sorry, both gender identity and sexual orientation is located in the brain. And the evidence is both are establish at birth.

I wish you had posted a link to the Youtube video in question. I love the idea of the big sister helping. If the young boy hated it, he would have yelled and screamed the whole time...

-Tracy

Miranda09
07-25-2009, 09:23 AM
I guess right now that's why I'm still in the closet as I just don't feel like putting up with the abuse from ignorant individuals. Thanks for posting this story Frederique. :)

Xenia
07-25-2009, 11:12 AM
I think this is the video in question....it was the first result when I typed "makeover brother" in the search box, and seems to fit the description pretty well....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvvgTQL8hMQ

Most of the comments seem positive, though it looks like a bunch of them have been deleted, so probably the video's poster is actively screening out the more Neanderthalic ones. But several comments seem a little.....er, creepy and leering....considering the video's subject is like 11 years old.

Also, this seems to be the latest in a running series of videos featuring the girl making over her brother, so my guess is he doesn't mind it too much. :)

cdliz15
07-25-2009, 12:36 PM
You shouldn't read comments on things like youtube videos. Something about the anonymity of the internet makes people say awful things they might never say in person. You need to ignore them and not let them get to you.

Phyliss
07-25-2009, 02:32 PM
The girl doing the makeup work should learn a bit about how a camera doesn't miss anything. Her blouse could be a bit less revealing when she bends over the boy. Kinda found that to be somewhat distracting.

CD Susan
07-25-2009, 03:14 PM
I enjoyed watching the video. The boy must have cd tendencies to want to do this and there is nothing wrong with this. He is very fortunate to have a sister that enjoys doing his makeovers. I wish this would have happened to me when I was growing up.

As for the negative comments, This is just another exmple of how many ignorant morons are out there. I was glad to see the more insulting ones had been removed that Frederique had written about in her post. The one about her being called a witch for "making her brother gay" was so utterly rediculous that it made me angry and made me laugh at the same time.

Joni Marie Cruz
07-25-2009, 03:42 PM
Hey Girls-

I thought it was rather sweet, especially the way she kept patting him on top of the head, so big sister, but I do agree with Phyliss that the amount of boobage displayed was rather distracting and actually almost disturbing. Does she always flash around her little brother? Maybe that will counter the gayness of the makeup. The audio on my computer is down right now, so I couldn't hear what was being said, but from what I could see the boy was rattling on and didn't seem in the least bothered by being made over at all, but the final few scenes were what clinched it for me, he seemed absolutely delighted.

What I noticed was that she seemed to do some things backwards from the way I learned, the eye makeup first, the mascara before the lash curl, little things like that. Interesting. Of course the silliness that wearing makeup and donning a dress will somehow make you gay is just so ridiculous. So if you dress a gay guy in Levis, a flannel shirt and Doc Martins it'll make him straight? No, wait, that's how lots of them dress anyway. Shoots that one down I guess.

Oh, and thanks for the link, Xenia.

Hugs...Joni Mari

TSchapes
07-25-2009, 05:27 PM
I watched it and the fact that the little boy through the sheet off in a flourish and displayed his painted nails, tells me he was enjoying it. And, if not enjoying it, then at least didn't care.

He'll be fine, and maybe he'll get his "revenge" when he gets to "makeover" his sister. It looks like they have a wonderful relationship never-the-less and that is great.

Cost of lipstick, $10, cost of false eyelashes $6, cost of having your sister make you up like a little princess? Priceless. :love:

vvvgTQL8hMQ

MJ
07-25-2009, 05:44 PM
too funny any guesses as to what hobby this young man will take up if not already

JoanAz
07-25-2009, 06:27 PM
When I was growing up I had a Sitter/Neighbor, she and I would Dress Up to Movies of the day. Dorris Day etc.
She did my make up and dressed me. I was in heaven.
Even though is was just Kids Play it probably made me a lot of what I am today
"Thank God"ess":love:

Frédérique
07-25-2009, 07:06 PM
I wish you had posted a link to the Youtube video in question.

I’m sorry I didn’t post the link (Thanks, Xenia!). I saw the video on my sister’s computer – my laptop doesn’t play YouTube videos since it was repaired last year, much to my chagrin. Rather than run back and forth between computers, I thought I would at least tell about the video. I was also a little worried that the thread would be removed, or that I shouldn’t post a link to it, since it involves a child…


When I was growing up I had a Sitter/Neighbor, she and I would Dress Up to Movies of the day. Dorris Day etc.
She did my make up and dressed me. I was in heaven.
Even though is was just Kids Play it probably made me a lot of what I am today.

You were so lucky! I’m a little regretful that my sisters (or sitters) never “experimented” on me! My sisters are 10 and 11 years older than I am, so, by the time I was ready for a transformation, they were already too busy with high school, boys and etc. If only they had! I just know I would have been “in heaven,” too…

Samantha43
07-25-2009, 07:37 PM
Some men are so insecure with their own sexuality, they have to criticize everyone who doesn't fit their idea of "normal".

Then there are the intolerant, narrowminded jackasses......

Stormgirl
07-25-2009, 08:22 PM
I wished I had a sister that would give me a makeover, that boy is mad lucky.

KimberlyJo
07-25-2009, 11:09 PM
I'm still undecided about the boys motivations or inclinations after watching this video...and I watched it a few times while I tried to decide what to comment on the video at YouTube...

All through the video he's chattering away about what she's doing and seemingly having a good time. And at the end he throws the sheet off and shows off his very cute red dress...(ugh on the nail color tho, lol)

But then he looks right into the camera and says "Save me! I've done this 4 times and it's not worth it".

So I really think it might just be a bored brother and sister messing around and having fun posting on the internet. But I mean, his sisters friends and his friends MUST have seen the videos I would think. But if it doesn't mean anything to the boy then he could easily just blow it off as no big deal. Maybe big sis beats the crap out of anyone who picks on him...heh.

Now I'm all curious and wanna know the backstory of how these videos came to be made lol.

As the for the flagrant display of boobage...are girls really all that oblivious? I've wondered all my life about women who wear low cut shirts and show off lots of their chest whether they do it intentionally or not. But since I've been married I've had to queue my wife numerous times about the fact that you could see all the way down her shirt when she bends over. And I know she's not doing it on purpose, but I also know that if she video taped herself doing something, she would notice it before posting it on the internet, lol.

Jan W
07-26-2009, 05:55 AM
I think the little boy is enjoying being a little girl.

The big sister is enjoying the experience too.

He would not allow it if he did not want it.

Nice little video I think.

Audrey34
07-26-2009, 06:12 AM
Personally, I think that young man will be just fine. I thought it was one of the cutest videos ever on YouTube. Wish one of my sisters had given me such a lovely makeover when I was little. Although my Mom did paint my toenails once when I was seven.
-Audrey

Marisa_M
07-26-2009, 08:09 AM
Nothing wrong with the video.
The boy seems to be enjoying it and having a lot of fun so what's the problem?
Playing with lipstick and makeup is worst than playing with guns or knives?
Some people still live in the Inquisition times.

DianneW
07-26-2009, 08:36 AM
seems to me, that was not the 1st. time he wore girls clothes

TxKimberly
07-26-2009, 09:36 AM
You know, I can't put my finger on the exact "why" of it, but still the video makes me a little uncomfortable. I'm not positive, but I think it bothers me because I wouldn't wish our life on anyone and hate to think he is being encouraged or pushed in to it. By his age, I already knew what I was, and if that's the case with him, then cool. If that's NOT the case, I'd hate to think that his sister was sort of shoving him toward being one of us. It's not that I hate my life, not at all the case, but I wouldn't wish our complications on anyone.

By the way - did anyone note how many times that video and the users channel had been viewed? A LOT! Apparently there is a lot of interest in this sort of thing, and they may just be doing it for the attention and bragging rights
"Hey, MY youtube channel has over 600,000 views! How many does YOURS have?!" lol

Julogden
07-26-2009, 09:44 AM
I've seen that one before, and it was their fourth time that they did a makeover video like that, so I'd suspect that the brother is into it, despite his disclaimer. If you watch their other makeovers, it's obvious that her brother isn't being forced into doing anything and is definitely into dressing up.

Seems to be a lot of videos on YouTube of little brothers being made over as girls by older sisters, even a few being made over by their mother.

Carol

Joni Marie Cruz
07-26-2009, 09:49 AM
You know, I can't put my finger on the exact "why" of it, but still the video makes me a little uncomfortable. I'm not positive, but I think it bothers me because I wouldn't wish our life on anyone and hate to think he is being encouraged or pushed in to it. By his age, I already knew what I was, and if that's the case with him, then cool. If that's NOT the case, I'd hate to think that his sister was sort of shoving him toward being one of us. It's not that I hate my life, not at all the case, but I wouldn't wish our complications on anyone.

Hi Kimberly-

How's things in Austin, hon? Hotter than the main-bearings of Hell, I imagine. To be honest, I got a little of that myself, that little bit of discomfort with it. Like I said earlier, my audio in this stupid machine is messed up for some reason, so I couldn't hear what was said back and forth between them and had to rely on facial expressions, body language, gestures and so on. As far as I could tell, looking at him and trying not to look at some teenage girl's boobs, he didn't seem at all distressed, just fidgety and full of energy like a typical 11 year old boy.

I have to agree with you that if she is somehow pushing him into something he didn't want to do, or if he were doing it only to please his big sister or anything like that, it would be a cause for concern. I mean, who knows, maybe she beats him with tire irons or something, no way of telling what happens off camera. But honest, I just didn't get that, and I don't think anyone can "made" into one of us, we are who we are pretty much since birth. Yeah, I guess a case can be made that something that was latent might remain latent without some sort of "trigger" but I just don't think you can make someone be CD, despite all those erotic/porn stories about forced feminization. Maybe later in life he will look on this with some embarassment or maybe he will laugh about it and say how cool his sister was and what a great time they had as kids. But I do understand what you're saying.

Hugs...Joni Mari

Rachel Morley
07-26-2009, 01:51 PM
I think he likes it. I think he likes having fun with his sister. He "might" want to take a break from it occasionally but his sister persuades him to do another makeover. However, lets be honest, if he really doesn't want to do this he wouldn't ..... (unless she somehow has something over him .... which I highly doubt). I think they're both enjoying the YouTube fame :) They are after all, encouraging people to vote on who gets the next makeover.