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A trans girl returns home from college with a pair of old, thrifted, leather boots - one that has a strange effect on her mother, and provides her with a curious link to the deadbeat dad she never knew

Something a little outside my usual schedule of poll stories and WARHOUND! This idea really got its hooks in me, and I just had to write it. That said, I apologize for the slow pace of releases recently. With this one, in particular, I was feeling a little burnt out after HELLHOUND, and my life has been very busy on several fronts. I'm hoping to pick up the pace again soon, and I do, at least, feel that the quality of this story is up to standard

Enjoy! And thank you to my friends Maggie and Sarah for beta reading this story

Comments

Modren

this was a delightful surprise to get in what's been a pretty lousy couple of days for me. i love the process of brie figuring out her mom's old programming and twisting it to suit her own ends. great stuff!

The Bird

This was utterly amazing. My birthday may have been a few weeks ago, but I'm treating reading this as a birthday gift to myself

Necronomeconomicism

A cautionary tale I can attest to. I too, have thrifted old boots, inherited a leather jacket, and rapidly become more butch and evil. Watch out.

Raminae Skye

How convenient that I now own a leather jacket, and just found my old leather shoes... Well done as always Kallie!

JJGYET

Aww that was so adorable. Its always so romantic when someone takes the reins that another horribly bridled, and not just leads with them but fixes the pathetic bridling done prior. We love a good self-acceptance story mixed in with it all. Others might not call it as such, but taking the time to not just own but to fix, its romantic.

A Needy Bunny

This felt almost sickening to read in such a perfect way.

Gwen

My friends: "The dynamics of this relationship are so fucked, but this is really hot." Me, oblivious: "I didn't know bootblacking was a thing! I've got to get a kit and give my Docs back some luster."

KBZ

I can't even begin to describe the feelings this stirred within me. The family dynamic described in this work is.. oddly reminiscent of my family. Brie's mother, a frustrated woman who lives only through her children in the absence of an equal (well, not so equal in her case..) half... this could have been my mother, hell, my grandmother! So, when Brie initially admired her absent father (wow another common trait with me, god), I was *puzzled*. The men in my family are *pathetic*! It made the moment where she realized her father was worthless exhilarating. On the other hand, seeing Brie owning up to the aesthetics of The Patriarch, without letting it crush her own identity as a woman, is a dizzying mix of "oh my god this woman is hot!" and "I am so confused I could never do this!". Brie is like a twisted mirror of the kind of kinky trans woman I could've become if I'd chosen to own my upbringing with confidence instead of outright rejecting it, along with the ones who raised me. It's deep hitting, it's uncomfortable. It's deeply touching. It tells me I can still be so much more, that I could still live a thousand lives from the same starting conditions. It forces me to look at who I am today, and own it. I am proud of myself, for all my choices. This work is such an unexpected hit for me (as I'm not even a leather gal!), proving once again the talent of its author. Thank you! Also, "Freud was an instruction manual." Hilarious as always. (You might've seen the first sentence of this written as a separate comment, tried writing from my phone and found out the embarrassing way I couldn't format my post)

Nil

Going into this I wasn't expecting to get much out of this as admittedly Mum/Daughter stuff isn't really my thing, but this was incredibly well written and fun to dig into. The pair of them are a horrid mess and I love that for them, very fun read. Enjoyed the photo scene and the last few paragraphs in particular, loved the new name for Brie<3 Also, idk if it's a typo or a way of structuring the sentence that tripped up my brain, but 'The worst of it simply the way the task struck Brie as somehow demeaning.' caused me to re-read it a few times. Feels like there should be something between it and simply. I hope it doesn't come across as rude to point out, I just wanted to make note of it as the line stun-locked me for a moment.

Rouental

Hey, sorry to bother you, but I was hoping if you could remind me of the name of one of your stories that I can't seem to find anywhere. I remember the plot was of a well put together college girl trying to get evidence of her perverted sister, but stumbling across a hypnosis file on her computer and being hypnotized to be just like her sister & addicted to masturbating. I remember loving the story, but can't seem to find it anywhere anymore. (Sorry if I'm misremembering, I might be mistaken on you being the author.)