Since longtime TG captioneer Gensabi has decided to (mostly) retire from the biz, I thought I’d honor his contributions to the field by writing a caption in his unique style. I didn’t quite nail it, mostly because I seem to require a lot more words to tell the story, but I think the part about our hapless hero “gaining the knowledge” of the female body he now inhabits is definitely part of Gensabi’s oeuvre. Enjoy! Amanda TG caption: Kyle’s New Mom ..read more

I began writing this item no less than nine years ago (an eternity in the online world). But after completing the first-page caption (more or less in its current form), it didn’t feel finished and I brick-walled on where to take it next. The project got shunted into a “half-baked” folder (where story ideas go to linger before being actually deleted), but I revisited it last month and managed to polish it off. The moral of the story: never give up! Enjoy. Amanda ..read more

Here’s a quick vignette about a young man whose concerned aunt does what’s best for him—which is, of course, to transform him into a pretty girl (click the icon to download the PDF). The first of these two pictures was AI-generated (and then face-swapped by yours truly). I don’t recall where I found the original image (probably somewhere on DeviantArt), and for that I apologize, but if someone does recognize it please let me know and I’ll pass along the credit (to both the ‘artist’ and the AI). I wrote the first caption a month ago, then had to wait for inspiration to strike before I could fin ..read more

I think this caption pretty much explains itself, so I think I’ll leave it at that. Pretty cute girl, huh? I can definitely see the family resemblance; it’s like she’s the sister I never had. Enjoy! Amanda TG caption: My Turn to Be the Girl ..read more

The expression on the blonde woman’s face (see page one; click the icon to download the PDF) definitely made this little vignette easy to write. It’s a tale of two brothers—orphans, in fact, with their parents gone, although the elder of the two is an adult—and one of those fancy Transmogrifier gizmos (probably based on alien technology) that doesn’t quite work as intended. However, that’s all for the better, as you’ll soon see. Enjoy! Amanda ..read more

When it comes to “forced” (or at least “tricked”) feminization, it’s interesting how often the women involved are those closest to the victim—as in this example, a sister and a former girlfriend. I could pontificate about the psychological roots of that, but I think I’ll pass (for now). This latest effort is yet another of the many TG caps I’ve built around the idea of a man’s makeover in a salon. Why, from this year alone I’ve posted “Don’t Ask Why“, “Isn’t It A Shame” and “One of the Pretty People“, and there are lots more in the archives (links in the sidebar; search the listings for “salon ..read more

This is one of those captions where a single facial expression basically writes the story (click the icon to download the PDF). The original of this picture, before I performed my usual face-swap, was an AI-generated image that I stumbled across in January (probably on Deviant Art). If anybody knows who created that original (the person, not the AI), please let me know so I can give them the appropriate credit (and a link to the original pic). Enjoy! Amanda ..read more

I hope all you Trekkies out there won’t be offended by this caption. I don’t consider myself an obsessive fan, but I do like and admire Star Trek and I’ve seen every episode of the first four series, and all the movies (I’ll get to the newer stuff soon). I suppose Kirk fans in particular might be a bit miffed at the suggestion that good old James-T would be happier as a woman, but hey—this is science fiction, so let’s keep an open mind about what might happen in an alternative fictional universe. Also, I’m not sure what it is about Spock that prompts this sort of gender-switching treatment, bu ..read more

In spite of the way the titles are structured (both having ‘what’ as the first word) this caption has nothing whatsoever to do with my previous post. Instead of a mother-son dynamic, this one’s about two good buddies who get together to have the kind of fun that involves minor surgical alterations and the services of a total-transformation salon (click the icon to download the PDF). I dunno, maybe neither of them could get a date with a real girl so they went this route instead; that notion is certainly not unheard of in TG fiction. In that sense this tale reminds me of “Salon Dreams” and “Liv ..read more

The fact that the mother in this short tale (click the icon to download the PDF) acts rather selfishly by attempting to use her son—and his predilection for cross-dressing—for her personal gain should not be taken as any sort of condemnation of motherhood. Mothers the world over are generally good people who do the best they can in a situation that demands a great deal of self-sacrifice. Kudos to them! It is a bit unfortunate that mothers in TG fiction tend to be portrayed as either victims (when someone steals their identity) or villains (when they act selfishly), but such is life in the TG-l ..read more