The Succubus and the Skirt-Wearing Man

Succubus Series (4)

After watching a fantasy film, the succubus Vita unexpectedly met the author of the original novel. What surprised Vita even more was that this person wearing a skirt was actually a man.

A man wearing a skirt. That's strange.

Why is it strange? Because skirts are clothes meant only for women?

A skirt is just a piece of clothing. Not everyone who wears a skirt is a woman, and women don't all have to wear skirts.

Long hair, brightly colored and pretty clothes, high heels, long eyelashes, scarlet lips, a slender waist, and voluptuous curves: are these the things that make a woman?

No. Women don't need any of those things. A woman is female from birth. She doesn't have to become sexy or beautiful to be called a woman.

The man in the skirt wanted to play the part of the woman imagined by men, the woman shaped by a patriarchal society, the woman who could satisfy his own fantasies. He couldn't see what real women were like.

Vita found a man playing a woman quite interesting. Once they got to know each other, Vita bought him skirts, wigs, and high heels, then helped him put them all on, as if carefully dressing up a Barbie doll.

Lorenzo held his skirt, his head lowered in shyness and awkwardness, waiting for his master to give him a kiss.

Note: The male lead is not transgender and does not have gender identity disorder. He's just a straight man who loves playing dress-up as a woman.

Theme: What makes a woman, and what makes a man?