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Comment by Jo on 05/01/20
Dear Wendy J Comment by crorkz on 08/04/14 OdndEB I really enjoy the post.Thanks Again. Cool. Comment by crorkz matz on 08/03/14 JOlrVi Thanks-a-mundo for the article post.Really thank you! Want more. Comment by thisisme on 07/05/13 I'm on my soapbox now... The feminist movement should have been called the anti-feminist movement. Putting men in the kitchen and putting them in drag is called feminizing them; so the gender defined is still intact. All you are trying to do in this gendre is transfer the responsibility of its application in the human race to males. Women it seems want to have it both ways... they want to point out that they have the kids and yet they want to seek fulfilment in a way other than the role with which they admit they have. What has been happening because of that is there is more competition for every other job than mother and the job of mother is not getting done. Comment by thisisme on 07/05/13 You started to lose discipline in part 4 and the beginning of part 5 was really wishy washy (sorry). Here is the thing about part 4... there was no indication that the confusion about his gender was comming. Why all of a sudden did the paramedics mis-read his gender? The story lost me at that point. It does not fit with the part where his mom was talking to linda (who obviously could not see any femininity in him). Comment by thisisme on 07/04/13 This comment is not about the story which I might have read in the past but it doesn't jog my memory. I will read it after this comment but since this story is somewhat about gender roles I have a comment about the usefulness of gender roles in society and the consequences of their breakdown upon society. Comment by Silvia on 05/12/13 He was feminized by his mother. Comment by Silvia. on 05/12/13 He was feminized by his mother! Comment by sissy Ella on 09/15/11 hey i loved the story, so when are the next parts coming out (31 and on wards)?? Comment by Chac Tzul on 09/04/10 Wendy, Comment by ffoeg on 07/31/09 I really love this story I keep reading it and it gets better every time it is so brilliant i wish there was more than the 30 parts Comment by Trying to Understand on 04/28/09 First, I wish to comment on your "disclaimer" at the beginning. Namely, that the "very religious" should not read this story. I have been one of those who put everyone in the "same boat" as far as the TG, etc. are concerned. However, I am tryng to understand all people based on their individual circumstances and try to help them according to their individual needs, whether it be TG, etc or adultry, or stealing or any other condition that is considered to be "wrong or sin." I am a minister, and while I cannot condone what the scriptures condemn, I will not address those "moral or immoral" issues. I only want to comment on the story line, the flow of events, and the overall writing ability of the author. I have reached the conclusion, after reading all the chapters, that Wendy most certainly is very talented in writing a good story. I found that the way the weaving of the "organization", friends, abuse, loving care, forgiveness (by Sam), desire for the family to be reunited was very well done. I found myself, laughing, crying, and yes sometimes angry. Overall on a scale of 1 to 10, I would give it an overall 8. If I may be permitted without offending Wendy. I would earnestly like to see her write a good sentimental story for us readers without all the "profanity". I feel we should be able to express ourselves without this. However, I do not wish to be judgmental, this is only a suggestion. Please consider it, for I truly believe you have the ability to be a great published author and I feel thinking of all your readers religious or not would truly benefit from your talents. Thank you for allowing me to give my comments and opinions. Looking forward to your next story for us ALL. Comment by Trying to Understand on 04/28/09 First, I wish to comment on your "disclaimer" at the beginning. Namely, that the "very religious" should not read this story. I have been one of those who put everyone in the "same boat" as far as the TG, etc. are concerned. I am a minister, and while I cannot condone what the scriptures condemn, I will not address those "moral or immomral" issues. I only want to comment on the story line, the flow of events, and the overall writing ability of the author. I have reached the conclusion, after reading all the chapters, that Wendy most certainly is very talented in writing a good story. I found that the way the weaving of the "organization", friends, abuse, loving care, forgiveness (by Sam), desire for the family to be reunited was very well done. I found myself, laughing, crying, and yes sometimes angry. Overall on a scale of 1 to 10, I would give it an overall 8. If I may be permitted without offending Wendy. I would earnestly like to see her write a good sentimental story for us readers without all the "profanity". I feel we should be able to express ourselves without this. However, I do not wish to be judgmental, this is only a suggestion. Please consider it, for I truly believe you have the ability to be a great published author and I feel thinking of all your readers religious or not would truly benefit from your talents. Thank you for allowing me to give my comments and opinions. Looking forward to your next story for us ALL. Comment by Scott on 12/12/08 I like the story, it deals with social issues on many levels, and while parts of the story might be hard to believe, who is to say "The Organization" cannot exist is some form. Less than 10% of abuse is reported and responded to, what happens in the other 90% of the time? Comment by Yoron on 06/04/08 Ah well. Comment by Yoron on 06/04/08 Reading chapter 12. I don't necessarily agree on Sam wanting to protect her abusive father. Comment by Yoron on 06/04/08 I'm going to start on chapter 7 next :) Comment by Russell on 12/06/06 I am still looking forward for the story to be continued as i like it very much Comment by Wendy-J on 10/02/04 Thank you, Everyone. Comment by Sam on 10/02/04 I really like this type of story - even although it is long and I can't read a lot at present (I've got ME). Comment by Elizabeth on 09/06/04 This story is truly a gift - an awesome effort of care and talent. Thank you, so much - Wendy. Just wonderful!!! Comment by stacy on 08/01/04 I have read this story 5 or 6 times. It gets better each time I read it. The forced fem stuff is typical of the genre. That doesn't mean it is phony, or bad, or doesn't work in real life, or in the life of the book. The technique is correct, the application may be wrong, but again, the genre. The brutality issue should inflame everyone. I have been a street cop for more than 30 years. I have seen the battered ruined shells of women, and kids. I have known a man that felt he had made majot improvements in his child rearing, simply beacuse he used an extension cord to whip his children rather than the original coat hanger. The wires were larger and less likely to do nerve damage. I cry every time I read it, because it could be anyone here in real life. And it not only happens daily, but many times a day. I don't particularly care what causes it, or why the person, man or woman, is that way, or other cause. The act itself ignites somethihg, and I would truly love to show the person what it is all about, but that is not my job. Drastic measures need to be taken against people like this, the author is using one that works in the genre, without involving the courts and causing the headlines that could have happened, and ruined a bunch of lives. Forced fem is not my particular favorite topic, I seldom read them. It does nothing for me. But I recognize it exists, as well as slavery, even in today's world. And keep in mind, it is just a story. Comment by Susan on 03/31/04 Hello Wendy, Comment by Francine on 03/28/04 Hi Wendy :) Comment by Wendy-J on 03/23/04 Dear Turned Off, Comment by Turned Off Reader on 03/23/04 I gave your work a second try, given your assurance. I skipped the parts you recommended. I now find the humiliation continues in chapters 26-27, with all characters seemingly happy at the prospect. Comment by A.F. on 03/21/04 Great Work! Please keep it coming, I've been reading the stuff on this site for along time now.. and this is easily among my favorite stories. :) Comment by Jane Hudson on 03/20/04 Bloody good. Tina and Sam soo sweet together real love there.Go Go girl go more pleaseee. Comment by Question on 03/19/04 Why in your notes in sec 21 do you only warn not to report "a mother spanking her child" ? I assume fathers get no such abilty to spank an errant child? Is that your message? Comment by Taste of Own Medicine on 03/18/04 Drinking coffee right now. Suggest you lay off the cough syrup. Comment by Wendy-J on 03/18/04 Do what? Give away plot? Comment by Taste of her own medicine on 03/18/04 Does Linda ever get confronted with her insanity? Or at least a taste of her own medicine? How can she be gloriefied when she is so clinically sadisitic and destructive? Comment by Wendy-J on 03/18/04 For those that do not like any kind of forced fem, skip most all of 13 & 14. Pick it up at 15. Then you can relax. It doesn't happen again. Comment by Turned Off Reader on 03/18/04 I was under the impression your Sam character was under 18 and she/he was part of the humiliation process of her abusive father. If that is incorrect, I retract the children involvement comment. Comment by arkytech on 03/17/04 I'm glad to see that you are actively back in circulation. I have been waiting to see if you felt well enough to continue the storyline past part 25. Don't let the little things get you down - you've overcome much more difficult hurdles than just 1 person disliking your story. Remember - you have a following of readers. Some (like myself) tend to be on the quiet side & not give enough positive feedback. Others are much more vocal. Comment by Child of Survivors on 03/17/04 Last post did a disservice to negative comment. Inclusion of children in parents humiliation was standard practice at the camps. Strike at your tormentors, do not become them Comment by Angel O'Hare on 03/17/04 Wendy, each of us get comments just like you did with the so-called "turned-off reader" One thing they all have in commen is they are anonymous and speak from a place they deam as reality. There justification? None really, they like to add things like "Nazi Concentration Camp" which they have no idea at all about what that was like and what those people really suffered. If they did, they wouldn't use it! Comment by Turned off reader on 03/16/04 It was a great story until I got to the "feminisation for his own good" for therapy. It may be fiction, it may be fantasy but the torture and amateur psychobabble to justify reader's fantasy lost me- Including children in an adult humiliation is like reading about Nazi concentraion camp methods. They got their rocks off too, but it did not justify it. Comment by Jane Hudson on 03/14/04 Wow just keeps getting better and better Sam's dad a scumbag.When I lived in Tilbury as a kid lots of the kids I went to school with got a hideing from there dad's and a few mum's too got a hideing and gave them to the kids as well too. I hope they get Sam's dad real good that Linda seems the one to do it. Tina showed being feminine is not being weak she helped her Boy/girlfriend Sam a lot so far.Please keep up the good work and lot's more please!!!!!!!!!!! Comment by maurice on 03/14/04 great story, read the 1st part a few days back and loved it. Was only able to the other 4 sections last night, so i had to read them all in one sitting <g>. please carry on (both writing and posting), as this looks like it could go in interesting directions... Comment by Wendy-J on 03/13/04 Contrived? My dear, it's fiction. It's all contrived. Worse still, it's T-Fantasy. There we have the worst of all contrivances. Does that mean that there is no story? No, as you said yourself. It didn't hurt too much to read past the contrivance. Thank you for doing so. Comment by leah on 03/13/04 Yes, I mean, No, it didn't take long for me to get hooked either. All the first five parts in one sitting. Although a few things come across as somewhat inexplicably contrived, it isn't a serious hindrance to our enjoyment -- for all those reasons the other commenters have enumerated. Comment by Julie LaRue on 03/13/04 WOW! i thought i'd just read one part and couldn't quit untill i had read all you have written. And like some of the othe comments Tina is really lucky to have a girlfriend like Samantha, and a mother that loves her new daughter as much as she did her son. the story line about the accident was well conceived except you didn't mention how the store lady knew who to call. But i hope to see more of this sweet story soon! it's refreshing to see something of a puzzeled young boy turn into a pretty girl. Comment by Jane Hudson on 03/13/04 Great story just great love it.She Tina is very lucky to have Sam as his/her girlfriend just one of the nice storys that about.More please!!!! Comment by Josiep on 03/12/04 Well, it took about 3 paragraphs to get completely hooked. Really well written, coherent, and interesting, with a cast of likable characters. More! Comment by PamK on 03/12/04 PLEASE MORE MORE!!!!! I truly injoyed the first 5 chapters. It was a new twist that just kept me reading. I could not stop! I like the sweet stories most but this is very very good! I hope the wate for the next 5 chapters is'nt to long. Thank You for a wonderful and fresh style.PamK |
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