Mistress and Sissy: A Dialogue, episode 21

Mistress Amelia asks:
Generally, sissy implies a lack of courage, strength, athleticism, coordination, testosterone, male libido, and stoic calm, all of which have traditionally been associated with masculinity and considered important to the male role in Western society.

The above defines sissy in a negative male sense. How would you define "sissy" in a positive female sense? What are the most desirable feminine traits that a sissy should possess and why?

Sissy Dani responds:

Wow! What a great question!

A sissy is, if anything, even more traditionally feminine than a real woman. A sissy is considerate, obedient, always deferring to the wishes of others—especially women. A sissy is never bossy or defiant.

A sissy chooses clothes that emphasize girliness. Even if trousers should be required, they are of a decidedly feminine design—tight-fitting in the waist and butt, flowing and floaty in the leg. Or they are styles normally associated with girls—capri pants or pedal-pushers. A sissy prefers fabrics such as silk and satin, pastel colors like pink and lavender, patterns such as polka dots and florals.

A sissy is affectionate. A sissy greets friends with a peck on the cheek or an air-kiss. A sissy loves to sit on laps and hold hands. When appropriate, a sissy is flirtatious and is always open to public displays of affection.

A sissy is poised and delicate. A sissy moves with ease and grace. In heels (which a sissy almost always wears), a sissy will mince, not strut. A sissy does not run; if haste is required, a sissy moves with a series of quick, short steps, never striding more than about six inches.

In short, a sissy is a caricature of femininity, with every aspect of girlishness emphasized.

Sissy Dani asks:
How should a dominant woman respond to a male who asks to be feminized?