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Adventures of Shemale Sandra Part 1

His name was Phillip. Or at least it had been. Honestly, he wasn't sure who he was; all he knew was that what he had done two years ago was what he thought was right. This was the lifestyle he wanted.

It should be said that Phillip has always had strong female influences throughout his life. He and his three sisters were raised in a single parent home by their mother. She cared for them, did her best to support them and because of this his childhood was for the most part pleasant. But there was always one thing missing. Phillip never could fit in with the other boys. He often spent days alone in his room wondering why this was, but the only conclusion he could ever come to was that it was his sisters' fault. Oh, how they had subjected him to the colorful side of life -- flowers, dress-up, dolls, giggling, you name it and he was put through it. And a lot of DID rub off on him, he reasoned.

But he loved them, and he enjoyed their company no matter the consequences. Even when he outgrew their antics(and underwent other necessary separations from them -- puberty and all) he still longed for female companionship. This he sought in his classmates, but the slightly pudgy Phillip never met with much luck in that regard either. He was chronically shy. His attempts at forming bonds of friendship with the opposite sex were always turned down with frightening sincerity. He couldn't bring himself to demonstrate all of the characteristics his sisters had instilled in him as a kid because he didn't want to be branded a "fag", and so everyone thought of him as weird and repressed.

So he mostly stuck to himself. It wasn't too bad he thought. He was still picked on occasionally, but he reasoned that he didn't care. He worked a part-time job, made good grades and had plans to go into the computer field when he went to college. What did he need friends for? Everything was working out quite well. In fact, there was only one problem as he saw it. Just one thing holding him back from a life of utter profressionalism. Just one especially little thing.

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