Pink Caption Contest

The Father/Son review will be up shortly and submissions for the Heels and Boots contest are due tomorrow unless you specifically ask for an extension - but now the next contest is here! Send caps to starzcaptioncontests@gmail.com by Sunday, April 19th if you want your entry to be posted! With that, here are the general rules:

1. I will post images and a general theme to focus your work slightly

2. You all will take these images and send either a completed caption (meaning image and text formatted together) or text with the image to go to it (I will put a cap together if you don't know how or would rather that I format it!) to my email, starzcaptioncontests@gmail.com.

3. You may submit as many captions as you want, but only one caption per image. All captions must be TG or crossdressing in some format (F2F is not really a theme of this blog, but in case any of you wanted to try this, I would prefer that you didn't).

4. After a weeks time, I will sort post all the captions that you sent me in a single post!

THEME: PINK - Ah pink. It's the classic color of femininity: soft, light, and pretty. So what does it mean when a BOY is dressed in pink? Are they a crossdresser or sissy? Did someone dare/hypnotize them into doing it? Or is a forced punishment to humiliate a male? Whatever the case, explain why pink was important/relevant in the transformation/why the male hates (or loves) it!
*NOTE* This theme is a little more broad than usual. It's okay not to highlight the pink aspects of the cap...but at least highlight the femininity associated with the color in your caps if possible!

BONUS FOCUS: I think I'm going to continue this considering at least one person has taken it into account each contest. This time, try thinking about:

• Changing color and personality: Think about a shirt that gets dyed pink by a special detergent or a magic spell that slowly turns something black or white into pink - describe how the character's personality changes with the color change (mean to girly? rough to giggly? You pick!)
• Reactions: Describe how people react to the character's changing outfits - could be an internal monologue or dialogue about a friend!