A perfect 10

Feb 06, 2011 08:47

We might have travelled in time and are back to post number 2 or this is going to be the most porny post yet. No one knows. Or no one knew. Anyway:

Here are your guidelines, as usual.

1) All fills for prompts of the earlier prompt posts go in the post the prompt was posted in. No re-posting or splitting up prompts and fills.
2) Self-prompt ( Read more... )

prompting: 10

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Trans!George? anonymous February 14 2011, 19:49:15 UTC
Noticed his voice has gotten much lower in recent years...

Perhaps he has gotten voice training because his voice never broke and he's scared of being found out/ scared of not appearing 'manly' enough for a transguy?

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Re: Trans!George? anonymous February 15 2011, 05:05:23 UTC
Would love to read this!

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Re: Trans!George? anonymous February 15 2011, 10:18:47 UTC
Yes! I love trans!George.

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Re: Trans!George? anonymous February 15 2011, 13:47:04 UTC
Either that or he's getting a heavier dose of sustanon shots now. Which would deeper his voice and ya know, give him the world's biggest sexdrive.

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FTM!George Mandelborne anonymous March 16 2012, 10:32:24 UTC
There may be several fills to this. I have one mostly-written (the first part of which I am about to post, character limit permitting), a second part-written, and at least two more plot-bunnies.

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Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne A (Part 1/2?) anonymous March 16 2012, 10:35:49 UTC
George had always sworn he was done with the operations once he'd had the chest reconstruction surgery and the radical hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo-oopherectomy. He didn't expect that he'd meet anyone who would feel anything other than total revulsion at his travesty of a body; but that was fine by him, as he didn't have any wish for a sexual relationship, or, truth be told, much wish for a romantic one either.

Never say never, though. He had not been prepared for the intensity of feelings that would overtake him upon meeting Peter. For below the surface snark, ever-present for the cameras, lurked a deep, abiding, caring love.

~~~
"My beautiful boy," murmured Peter, as he traced his fingers absently over the now-silvered scars that marked where Georgina had once had breasts, and flicked his fingers gently at the nipples kept permanently erect by small gold studs in the hopes of regaining some vague semblance of the sensation they had had before ( ... )

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Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne A (Part 2/?) anonymous March 16 2012, 15:14:00 UTC
The second time, it was immediate stiffness, and hot salty tears on Peter's shoulder.

"It shouldn't be there," stated George furiously. "I want it gone. It wasn't a problem before, because you weren't there. And I want you - more than anything - so I'll do it."

"Do what?" enquired Peter, faintly, not having much inkling of what George could possibly be talking about.

"Metaoidioplasty. In Serbia. It won't make me much use on top, but at least it'll give me a start. A platform to build on, maybe."

Peter was still miles, fathoms, out of his depth. "I love you just as you are. Don't go changing yourself on my account."

"But I don't love myself." A fierce scared scowl glanced across George's face. "I need to love myself, or where's the point in anything? How can I love you the way you deserve when I hate myself so much ( ... )

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Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne A (Part 3/4) anonymous March 16 2012, 18:14:26 UTC
The first date feeling was hardly dissipated by George's arrival, wearing a very smart suit and carrying a bouquet of a dozen Labour symbols and a bottle of an exquisite Château Rothschild, both of which he presented to Peter with a flourish.

The gender dynamic between the two seemed more fluid, mutable, than ever - but equally strewn with potential mines. Peter settled for placing a chaste-ish kiss on George's lips, whilst inhaling the mesmerising scent of his aftershave. A flood of longing, an outpouring of all he had missed through the long solitary months of George's self-imposed absence, swept through him and it was all he could do to muster sufficient self-control to stop him sweeping the younger man straight into the bedroom and ravishing him there and then.

But George put him in mind of a skittish half-broken-in colt, who would clearly need careful wooing. Dinner first, bed later, he admonished himself ( ... )

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Re: Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne A (Part 4/4) anonymous March 16 2012, 20:11:29 UTC
"Please," moaned George, his voice having returned almost to its natural pitch before the Nebido had done its work in thickening his vocal cords.

Peter knew that now was not a time for teasing, much as there would be teasing in their joint future. Slowly, he allowed his mouth to encase George, whilst still playing his hands around the testicles, with an occasional impish twitch of the index finger towards the remaining opening, rewarded by a whimpering George. The boy - the man - was putty in his hands, really.

He wondered, inquisitively, whether George would still be able to ejaculate. He'd changed so many sheets full of ejaculate before the operation, but he didn't quite know how the mechanics of the rearrangement might behave. He'd obsessively read the clinic pages while George was in Serbia, but that important question had never been answered ( ... )

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Re: Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne A (Part 4/4) anonymous March 16 2012, 20:14:20 UTC
Oops, that was supposed to say

~~~ la fin ~~~

at the end of that. Also I really really didn't want to de-anon with my non-lolitics LJ if anyone caught that comment before I got to it to delete it :-/

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Re: Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne A (Part 4/4) anonymous March 18 2012, 22:43:21 UTC
This is so sensual and queer - fantastically sexy portrayal of this situation and I love the medical details.

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Re: Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne A (Part 4/4) anonymous March 19 2012, 11:30:55 UTC
Thank you! :-D "Queer" is precisely the label I try to write to, so this makes me v. happy. Glad you enjoyed the medical details - you never know when someone might be reading who actually needs to know this stuff!

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Re: Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne A (Part 4/4) anonymous March 16 2012, 23:28:34 UTC
This is absolutely lovely - Peter's just perfect all the way through, with the wheedling concern and the careful wooing and the pointed tenderness (also, it is now total headcanon that he thinks of roses as "Labour symbols" in his Peter-vision), and I love that George is so fiercely competent and strategic even while he's left vulnerable by his personal insecurities. The dance between restraint and awkwardness and utter affection suits them so well, and I also love the highlighting of George's small-c conservativeness and how Peter would be attracted to that. Thank you for the wonderful, adorable Mandelborne. <3

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Re: Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne A (Part 4/4) anonymous March 17 2012, 01:31:58 UTC
Thank you so much! Glad you like the dynamic, which I admit is a bit AU and edgy, but still so intrinsically them.

Thank you, also, for the critique: yes, George in my head-canon is basically always strategic and competent, even when everything else is falling apart around him. (Actually my head canon needs revising a bit, as everyone I speak to is starting to get convinced by George's understated brilliance!)

I'm glad I wrote Peter in a way that worked; I feared I might fail utterly. I am so happy to have a contented reader, and the possibility of more Mandelborne to come ...

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Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne B (1/2) anonymous March 16 2012, 22:56:55 UTC
George Osborne would always remember the day his world changed. He was 15, and temporarily aimless. His father, tired of the endless whirl of débutante balls and inconsequential chatter, had finally thought to speak to the father of one of George's childhood so-called friends to arrange for some work experience.

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Although both of Georgina's parents were now true-dyed-Blue, there had been a time for socialism in their lives. And if George were to become a proper Conservative, it was time she learned how the Labour party worked, the better to subvert its inner machinations. Peter Mandelson was an up-and-coming, bright young thing, politician. If that didn't bring George down to earth, his father despaired, he really did ( ... )

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Re: Sort-of Fill: FTM!George Mandelborne B (2/2) anonymous March 16 2012, 23:00:25 UTC
It was five years later, when she was 20 and up at Oxford studying history, that she read the article that changed her life. She didn't quite know what she was doing reading Cosmopolitan - she supposed it was a bad habit caught during her schooldays at St Paul's, when to fit in with all the other girls it was necessary to read such magazines and pretend to be writing Mills and Boon romances during the lunch hour, when in fact she was writing feminist adventure stories conquering outer space with nary a heaving bosom in sight - but this was an issue that she was very, very glad not to have missed. It explained her. Or, rather, him.

FtM surgery was, in those days, pretty unadvanced, compared to the giant strides that it would take over the next twenty years. George winced and grimaced at the thought of phalloplasty, but there were definite steps that he knew that he wanted to take.

~~~
By the time he next encountered Peter, twenty years on, George was a man. George was somewhat gratified that Peter didn't even recognise him: it ( ... )

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