Just Try Your Best Dear

 

"Jimmy, that is true I do feel there is a very real limit to male education. College I just don't see it as suitable for very many boys at all. Frankly a fat higher number of Dudes encounter difficult subjects that are too hard for their intellect earlier in High School. That these boys keep being allowed to graduate High School is patronizing and not helpful for anyone.

Well by like being a Dorm Floor counsellor, I can afford to continue my post grad studies on how we can actually give boys the care they need and how to make them happier best behaved member society.

An all girls floor? No I never would have asked for that I like boys just fine, I do feel bad for your parents wasting all this money in so many cases though.

Grades are irrelevant to me, I'm a realist. So what I'm gonna be looking for from the boys is: politeness, good hygiene, cute outfits, early nights, volunteer work and if you simply must pledge a Frat I'd ask please make it The Forced Femboi House.


They are a super sweet group of Forced Fembois, the Leadership are determined to expand their Real Boys membership and I rally hope they do as they are great with Regular Joe's.

Like sure I'll give you a hug and soothing words if like you start missing your Mommy or something like that. But those Bitchbois would fuss so hard over an upset Fella, you'd feel like you got a squad of Mommies! You should go take a nap Honey, you seem over tired and I put your roomie down only like 10 minutes ago. "


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