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Devon Made Me Sissy Via hypnosis

– By Lena Jhonson

By Lena JhonsonPublished about a year ago 14 min read

It was one of those rare afternoons in the Midwest when the breeze feels just right and the sun isn't too shy. Great Lakes University, with its robust vibe and ever-buzzing campus, was just a block away from my apartment—a place that surprisingly became my launchpad to a journey I never anticipated.

I remember it like it was yesterday. I was lugging my laundry basket down to the communal room when I first met Devon. He had this air about him, something magnetic that you couldn’t ignore, even if you tried. He was folding what looked like an immaculate collection of dress shirts, each crease sharp enough to draw blood. Our conversation kicked off with a simple nod, and before long, we were deep into discussions about Kierkegaard and Jung—yeah, we were those people.

"You ever consider how much power the mind really has, Jordan?" Devon asked, his eyes lighting up as he casually flipped a shirt into the air. "Like with hypnotherapy, you can unlock so much potential… or even alter perceptions."

The way he talked about hypnotherapy wasn't just academic; it was passionate, almost reverent. I confessed my ignorance but expressed a curious interest. That’s all it took for Devon to reel me in. "How about we explore it together? I could use a partner to practice with, and who knows, you might discover a thing or two about yourself," he suggested, a playful smirk decorating his lips.

The idea was unconventional, sure, but intriguing nonetheless. "Alright, I’m in," I found myself saying, a decision that would pivot my world in ways I never imagined.

Our sessions began innocuously. Devon was meticulous, always setting the tone with soothing music and a calm ambiance that made the hypnosis sessions seem less clinical and more like a meditation retreat. I'd recline in the soft armchair he'd dragged into his apartment from who knows where, close my eyes, and follow his voice into a trance.

At first, it was all about relaxation and mental clarity. But as the weeks rolled by, Devon started introducing new elements. "Imagine you're wearing the most comfortable outfit you’ve ever put on," he'd say in his smooth, guiding tone. "Feel the fabric against your skin. What does it feel like?"

Silk. That was the fabric I imagined. It was always silk, smooth and cool, wrapping around me in a comforting embrace. I’d visualize myself in a silk blouse, the fabric soft and flowing, contrasting with the rough denim of the jeans I’d pair it with.

One evening, Devon pushed the boundaries further. "Tonight, you're not just going to wear any outfit. You’re going to see yourself in something truly special, something that might seem different, but feels perfectly right."

The trance deepened, and in my mind's eye, I wasn’t just wearing silk; I was adorned in an elegant, beautifully tailored dress. The sensation was surreal—every fiber of the dress seemed to caress my skin, each movement I made was graceful, almost balletic. The weight of the fabric, the way it moved with me, it was intoxicating.

When Devon finally brought me back, the first thing I noticed was the fabric of my own mundane cotton T-shirt—it felt foreign, scratchy even. I was disoriented, a part of me still clinging to the elegance and freedom of the dress. "How do you feel, Jordan?" Devon’s voice cut through my confusion.

I was honest. "It felt liberating," I admitted, still processing the emotions swirling through me. The depth of the experience, the vividness of the dress—it was more than just a hypnotic suggestion; it felt like a revelation.

Devon’s experiment, as he later revealed, was aimed at exploring identity and expression through the medium of attire—a crossdressing journey crafted under the guise of hypnotherapy. As weeks turned into months, each session helped me peel back layers of myself I had never dared to explore. The fabric wasn’t just fabric anymore; it was a symbol of freedom, of the blurred lines between gender norms I had unconsciously adhered to all my life.

And so, I embraced Jade, my alter ego, in those moments under Devon’s guidance. Jade was bold, unapologetic, and wore her dresses like armor. Together, Devon and I didn't just explore the boundaries of hypnosis; we danced along the edges of identity and acceptance, with each session dressing me not just in new clothes, but in a newfound confidence.

In that bustling college town, under the guise of an experimental study, I discovered a truth about myself wrapped in silk and stitched with the threads of an unexpected friendship. It was a revelation—one that started in a laundry room and unfolded in the most beautifully unexpected Ways.

As the weeks turned into a tapestry of shared secrets and transformative evenings, our hypnosis sessions evolved—each one peeling back another layer of the mundane, allowing a glimpse into the profound. It began with Devon's gentle nudging toward deeper states of relaxation, where the boundaries of my mind seemed to melt away, leaving behind a canvas ready for new impressions.

"Focus on your breathing, Jordan," Devon would guide in his ever-calm, steady voice. "With each breath, you dive deeper into your own psyche, more open to exploring the unknown corners of yourself."

These sessions, once a curious dip into an unfamiliar pool, became my weekly ritual. I'd find myself eagerly anticipating the moment I could slip from the rigors of my psychology studies into the velvet unknown that Devon curated. He was no longer just a guide; he had become the architect of experiences that questioned the very core of who I thought I was.

One evening, as the sun cast a golden glow across Devon’s sparse living room, he paused our usual routine. "Jordan, there’s something I need to tell you," he said, his voice serious yet somehow still inviting. His eyes, usually a gate to confidence and control, held a flicker of hesitation.

"We’ve been working together under a pretense," he continued, each word carefully chosen, "I brought you into this not just to explore hypnosis, but to see if through it, I could influence your identity, to see how deep cultural imprints could be altered."

The room felt simultaneously tighter and infinitely vast as his words hung in the air. I felt a chill, not of fear, but of the unknown. "You mean, you’ve been trying to change me?" I asked, a mixture of intrigue and apprehension threading my voice.

"Not change you," Devon corrected gently, "but explore the fluidity of your identity. It’s about seeing how malleable our cultural and personal boundaries really are when guided by suggestion."

It was a lot to process. Part of me wanted to feel betrayed, but another, larger part was fascinated. Wasn’t this the essence of psychological exploration? Devon’s experiment was bold, perhaps ethically gray, but it resonated with a part of me that had always sought to understand the layers of human consciousness.

As our sessions continued, the changes became more pronounced. Devon introduced elements not just of attire but of behavior and speech. He’d have me visualize entire scenarios where I was no longer Jordan, the Midwest college student, but "Jade," a persona that embraced a whole new cultural narrative.

"Imagine you’re walking down a busy street, confident, dressed in a style that’s not your norm but feels exhilarating," Devon would describe in vivid detail. "People see you, and they smile, appreciating not just your outfit but the energy you exude."

Under hypnosis, I could feel the swish of a long, elegant skirt around my legs, the soft brush of makeup against my skin, accessories that chimed softly with each confident step. Jade was not just a figure of femininity; she was a symbol of freedom—from judgment, from expectations, from the limitations I had unknowingly imposed on myself.

With each session, I could feel my internal landscape shifting. The fabrics, once just parts of a hypnotic suggestion, began to feel like second skin. The sessions blurred the lines between Jordan and Jade, between cultural norms dictated by birth and those embraced by choice.

The deeper we went, the more I found myself looking forward to the liberation each session brought. It wasn’t just about dressing up or playing a part anymore; it was about understanding and embracing the myriad possibilities of self-expression. Devon’s experiment, underpinned by his profound skills in hypnosis, was reshaping my perceptions, guiding me to a profound revelation that identity might not just be something we are born into but something we can beautifully and boldly redefine.

On a particularly brisk evening that carried the first whispers of fall, Devon prepared what he described as a "pivotal session" in our journey. The anticipation hung heavily in the air, mingling with the scent of autumn leaves and the faint aroma of incense he liked to burn. I settled into the familiar comfort of the plush armchair, the soft fabric embracing me like an old friend, as Devon's voice, ever so soothing, began to lull me into a deep trance.

"Tonight, Jordan, we delve deeper than ever before," Devon's voice seemed to echo from a distance, "Let yourself go completely, trust in the experience, trust in yourself."

The world faded away, replaced by a serene calmness that seemed both vast and intimate. I drifted, untethered, in a space that felt devoid of time and constraints.

When I finally blinked my eyes open, the room was dimly lit by soft, colorful lights that cast shadows which danced along the walls. I noticed a weight on my eyelashes—makeup, meticulously applied. My lips felt different, smoother, fuller, coated in what I would later see was a vibrant red lipstick. My attire was unlike anything I had ever worn; a stunning, sequined dress that hugged every contour of my body, complemented by an array of accessories that glittered even in the low light.

The shock of my appearance was eclipsed only by the sound of my own voice when I spoke, "Devon, what’s happening?" The words came out with a lyrical cadence, tinged with a Canadian accent that felt alien yet oddly fitting.

Devon, leaning forward with a mixture of pride and intrigue in his eyes, uttered the phrase, "Embrace Jade."

It was like a switch flipped inside me. Suddenly, Jade wasn’t just an abstract concept; she was me, and I was her. My posture shifted, each movement was graceful, confident. I stood and walked across the room, my steps sure and poised, the fabric of the dress whispering against my skin with every step. I felt powerful, fearless—emotions that Jordan rarely permitted himself to acknowledge, let alone embody.

Devon observed me with a clinical yet satisfied look. "How do you feel, Jade?" he inquired, his voice a gentle nudge to my newfound persona.

Looking into the full-length mirror on the back of the door, I didn't just see a man dressed in drag; I saw a figure who defied the conventions I had grown up with. Jade stared back at me, her expression one of revelation and defiance. "I feel... incredible," I admitted, my voice a blend of awe and affirmation. "Like I’m finally seeing a part of myself that’s been hidden away."

The room no longer felt like just another apartment; it was a stage, and I was the star, not performing for an audience but for myself. This was no costume; it was an expression of a part of my soul that I had never dared to explore. The lines between Jordan and Jade, which had once seemed so clear, blurred into insignificance.

Devon’s experiment had reached its zenith. Under the guise of hypnosis, he had not only altered my external appearance but had unlocked a persona that carried with it an unexplored spectrum of identity and expression. Jade was bold, unapologetic, and her presence demanded recognition.

As I moved, watched by Devon’s keen eyes, I understood that this was more than an experiment in hypnosis—this was an exploration of self. Jade was not just a creation; she was a manifestation of hidden desires, strengths, and facets of identity that Jordan had never allowed himself to acknowledge. In that climactic moment, the boundaries of my understanding of identity, performance, and self-expression were irrevocably transformed.

As the initial shock of my transformation into Jade began to settle, a myriad of emotions churned within me—confusion, excitement, and an underlying sense of liberation that I had never before allowed myself to experience. In those moments following my awakening as Jade, Devon played a crucial role, his voice a calming force grounding me back to reality.

"Take your time, Jordan. Let the feelings come and go," Devon advised gently, sitting across from me as I paced the room, each step echoing Jade's newfound confidence. "This is a discovery, not just a transformation."

His words, always delivered with a compassionate tone, helped me navigate the emotional whirlpool. As I returned for each subsequent session, the shock and confusion that initially gripped me began to dissipate. In its place, a profound appreciation for Jade's persona took root. The freedom and joy that came with fully embracing this aspect of myself was exhilarating. I found that as Jade, I could express thoughts and emotions that Jordan had always suppressed—strength, flamboyance, and a daring vulnerability.

With Devon's guidance, I honed Jade’s character, blending psychological insights gleaned from my studies with a theatrical flair that seemed to come naturally to her. As I grew more comfortable in Jade's persona, Devon suggested we take her beyond the confines of his apartment.

"Jade has a gift, and it shouldn’t be confined to this room," he said one evening, his eyes twinkling with the prospect of sharing our secret experiment. "How about a drag show? There’s a local café that hosts them monthly. It could be a magnificent platform for Jade."

Emboldened by his confidence and my own curiosity, I agreed. The preparation for the show was thrilling—an intricate dance of selecting the right outfit, perfecting the makeup, and rehearsing monologues that were both entertaining and introspective.

The night of the show arrived, buzzing with energy and draped in vibrant colors. Stepping onto the stage as Jade, I felt a surge of exhilaration. The lights, the audience, the music—all of it seemed to amplify the essence of Jade. As I performed, every line delivered, every gesture made, was met with applause and cheers. Jade was not just performing; she was resonating with an audience that saw beyond the drag to the heart of a persona crafted with deep psychological layers.

Jade's debut was more successful than either Devon or I could have hoped. She quickly became a celebrated figure in the local drag circuit, her performances anticipated and her presence celebrated. Each show was an opportunity to explore different facets of Jade’s persona, weaving psychological themes with theatrical delivery to create performances that were not only entertaining but thought-provoking.

The community's response was overwhelmingly positive, embracing Jade as a symbol of diversity and self-expression. Fans appreciated not just the aesthetics of her performance but the sincerity and depth she brought to each appearance. It was a celebration of identity in its most flamboyant form, and through Jade, I found a powerful avenue to challenge and explore the constructs of personality and self-identity.

In this new world, every applause, every cheer was a reaffirmation of Jade’s existence and a testament to the liberating journey that Devon and I had embarked upon. Jade was more than a mask or a costume; she was a vibrant testament to the transformative power of embracing one’s full self, shadows and all. Through her, I learned that liberation often comes from the courage to explore and express the most hidden parts of our identities.

As the seasons changed and the academic year drew to a close, the reality that Devon would soon graduate and return to Canada began to set in. His departure loomed like the inevitable sunset at the end of a perfect day. Throughout our journey together, he had not only been a mentor and guide but had become a dear friend whose insights had irrevocably changed my life.

On the day of his departure, we met one last time in the now-familiar space of his apartment, the site of so many transformative sessions. The room was packed up, his belongings boxed, save for the two chairs and the small table that had borne witness to my transformation.

"Jordan, I want you to know how much this project has meant to me," Devon spoke softly, his voice tinged with the sadness of farewell. "But remember, Jade isn't just a project. She's a part of who you are, a beautiful and undeniable truth you've uncovered."

I nodded, feeling a mix of gratitude and a poignant sadness. "Thanks to you, I’ve discovered parts of myself I never knew existed. You’ve given me a gift, Devon, one that I intend to keep exploring."

We hugged, a long, sincere embrace that spoke volumes of the journey shared and the separate paths ahead. As Devon drove away, a chapter closed, but the story of Jade was far from over.

Emboldened by the experiences and encouraged by the acceptance I had found, I decided to delve deeper into the world of performance art, not just as a performer but as an advocate. Jade had started as a persona under hypnosis, but she had grown into a symbol of the fluidity and spectrum of identity.

I organized workshops and talks, collaborating with local art spaces and community centers to share the transformative power of performance art. Jade became a regular feature at these events, her presence a vibrant call to self-expression and authenticity. Through performances, speeches, and interactive sessions, I helped others explore and express their own identities.

The art of drag, I found, was a powerful medium—it allowed for the exploration of self in ways that traditional dialogue often could not. It was a celebration of the myriad facets of personality, an exploration of the self that could be both profound and playful.

Jade's performances grew in depth and complexity, each act a narrative about identity, acceptance, and the human experience. Audiences came not only to be entertained but to be moved, to glimpse the raw truths that lay beneath the surface of every persona presented on stage.

As Jade, I championed the cause of self-discovery, using my platform to advocate for the beauty of diversity in self-expression. The community's response was overwhelmingly supportive, their enthusiasm fueling my efforts to broaden the reach of this message.

Reflecting on my journey, from the uncertain student in that laundry room to the confident performer and advocate I had become, I realized that every step, every discovery was a testament to the transformative power of embracing all parts of one’s identity. Devon’s experiment had started as a curious exploration of hypnosis but evolved into a profound journey of self-acceptance and expression. Jade was more than just a stage persona; she was a celebration of the complexity and beauty of human identity, a beacon for anyone yearning to find and express their true selves.

In the end, the legacy of Devon's experiment and the persona of Jade became integral to my life, not as remnants of a past chapter but as vital, living parts of my continuous journey towards understanding and expressing the multifaceted nature of being.

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Thank you For Reading My Story – Lena Johnson

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About the Creator

Lena Jhonson

Sissy Stories, a safe and empowering space where identity, transformation, and self-expression take center stage. My name is Lena Jhonson, and I created this platform to share heartfelt, thought-provoking, and entertaining stories.

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