Feminized by Design By Ronda Smitten He thought it was just a shirt. When his father moves them into a new home, he expects awkward dinners and forced family bonding - not a stepsister who studies him like a project waiting to be improved. At first, it's harmless. A softer tone. A different posture. A borrowed blouse he doesn't even notice. But when college dress code forces him to choose a "complete uniform," pride traps him into a decision he thinks proves he isn't fragile. He tells himself it's fabric. He tells himself he's in control. He tells himself he's doing it to impress the girl he likes. But as he grows softer - in voice, in appearance, in presence - the girl who once flirted with him begins to see him differently. Safe. Gentle. Harmless. Not desired. While his crush drifts toward an alpha boyfriend, his stepsister quietly becomes the only constant in his shifting world - guiding him, reshaping him, convincing him that this transformation was always meant to happen. Because some changes aren't accidents. They're engineered. And by the time he realizes he's been redesigned... he may not remember who he used to be.

I move to my Aunt's house for some time which leads me to being diapered 24/7 as a 14 year old girl.

Barrett has gone from home to home throughout his entire life. Each home is different, but also the same, except for the Gardners. He finally finds the loving connection he's been looking for, but it comes with a catch.