Uniform Week: The Standard Issue Sissy
Variety is for people with personalities. You don’t have a personality anymore; you have a function.
You seem to treat your sissy clothes like a costume party. You put them on to have “fun,” and you take them off when you want to be taken seriously. That stops now.
“Uniform Week” is about standardization. Just as a soldier wears fatigues and a prisoner wears orange, you will wear your designated uniform. By forcing you to wear the exact same outfit for seven days straight, I am stripping away your ability to express yourself. You are not an individual; you are a staff member. And staff members adhere to the dress code.
🧠 The Psychology: Enclothed Cognition
There is a psychological phenomenon called “enclothed cognition”, what you wear changes how you think.
If you wear a suit, you feel authoritative. If you wear a maid dress for an hour, you feel submissive. But if you wear a maid dress for 168 hours straight, you stop feeling like a maid and you simply become a maid.
The repetition breaks down the novelty. It stops being “kinky” and starts being your reality. You wake up, you put on the uniform. You go to sleep, you take off the uniform (or sleep in it). It grinds the identity deep into your subconscious until you can’t remember what it feels like to wear anything else.
📋 The Task: The “7-Day Contract”
You are signing on for a full week. No days off. No “casual Fridays.”
The Selection: Choose your role. Once picked, you cannot change it for the week.
- The Maid: Black dress, white apron, headpiece. (Focus: Cleaning/Service)
- The Secretary: Tight pencil skirt, silk blouse, heels. (Focus: Typing/Clerical)
- The Bimbo: Pink everything, short skirt, crop top. (Focus: looking stupid)
The Protocol:
- The Shift: From the moment you wake up until the moment you sleep, you are in uniform.
- The Maintenance: You have one outfit. That means you must hand-wash it at night if it gets dirty. If it’s still damp in the morning? You put it on damp. A good employee is always on time, wet clothes or not.
- The “Vanilla” Clause: If you must leave the house for a vanilla job where you cannot wear a dress:
- You must wear the undergarments of the uniform (panties, stockings, bra).
- As soon as you walk through your front door, you strip and change immediately into the full uniform. No “relaxing” first.
👠 Mistress Lexie’s Advice
Stop looking in the mirror admiring how “cute” you look. By Day 4, you won’t feel cute. You’ll feel restricted. You’ll be annoyed by the waistband. You’ll hate the heels.
Good.
Push through the annoyance. When you button that blouse on Day 7, doing it automatically without even thinking, you will realize that the man you used to be has been completely replaced by the uniform you wear.
Pick your outfit. Iron it. It’s going to be a long week.