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Honor thy mother at Halloween...Continued at: amandasreadingroom.wordpress.c…
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I would never want to look like my mom back when i was a kid i always wanted to be my own girl or woman what ever the case may be
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Likewise. I still don't, frankly. I'd rather be my own woman too. But for some reason that doesn't lessen my interest in a fantasy scenario like this. I can't explain why that is, but there it is.
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I come back to this cap every now and then. It's one of those uniquely sexy ones that never seems to get old. Matured, perhaps. 
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Yep, it's a classic. I love how conflicted the characters are. One clearly has issues with his mother, even as he's drawn to her image, and the other is torn between friendship and the deeply disturbing thing that's going on in front of him. And it's funny too!
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Wow! What a sexy looking mother he had; slightly unhinged, maybe, but definitely a MILF. What son wouldn't want to look like that?
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Sadly, most sons would fail to appreciate this sort of thing. And by "fail to appreciate", I mean that if it happened to them they'd probably end up in a padded cell and a straight jacket. But for sons with our particular (and peculiar) outlook on life, its "Oh yeah, bring it on!" all the way. Funny how that works.
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Funny, but I've never thought of it as 'peculiar' I feel that wearing dresses and make up is perfectly 'normal'. It is just a pity that very few others see our personal, private and harmless 'peculiarity' as acceptable.
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Very true. It's really only peculiar relative to the attitudes of society at large. Based on that I can't bring myself to call it 'normal' (and I've never felt 'normal' in my whole life---join the club, right?), but of course there's nothing wrong with not being normal. Too bad more people don't see it that way.
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Thank you. Just the caption, or the continuation on my website too?
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The continuation was also very good
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Very good! Appropriately for Halloween, this is almost a story of Possession, but who's possessing whom? Instead of the spirit of the mother possessing the son, it's almost as if Matt wants to take possession of his mother. As Oscar Wild said - [Everyone else: Oh no, not again! Quick,someone gag him before he goes into full pretentious mode! Me: Hmmph!]
But I'm curious. As an experienced cross dresser, Amanda, tell me. Would it take that long for the glue to set to attach the breast forms to his chest? In most stories where glue is used it usually seems to be some sort of superglue that works almost instantaneously.
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Uh, never used glue so I don't know for sure. But at a guess, I'd say NO glue sets as quickly as some stories would have us believe (for narrative convenience, no doubt), especially when it has to support some significant weight (oh, yeah).
As for the story, I'd say that the character definitely has some unresolved issues with his mother and this happens to be how it emerges. (What that might say about my unresolved issues with my own late mother... nope, ain't gonna go there!)
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Daughters often grow up to be like their moms more than they might admit
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That is so very true. How could I have omitted that?
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Love it! 😁
A great caption.
The last line is perfect.
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Thanks. Uhm... the last line in the caption? Or in the PDF?
'Cause they're both kinda killer in their own way.
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PDF? 🤔
Is that the download?
I definitely meant the caption hun.
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Not the download, no. I always post the caption in a PDF on my website (the link is below the image), and it often (not always, but often) includes more text and a longer story than the caption itself.
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Ah, I see.
In that case I shall take a look!
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Thanks, Mellissa. Love the icons!
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