Pretty much everyone who shares their life with a doll and consider her or him their significant other fears one thing in particular: having to replace the doll’s head.

Changing the body is one thing. In the end, that’s merely a physical thing. But when it comes to the head, things get tricky.

After all, it is the head that harbours the doll’s personality.

Given that me and my husband now have been affected, too, I would like to try, in my own small way, to allay some of the fears around this sensitive issue.

If you have read my bio, you know that I have a degree in natural sciences – even though I never took on a position as science teacher because, soon after my graduation, I met my lovely husband, Harry.

Thanks to my education, I am well versed in the psychology and personality of dolls as well as the ways in which these can be transferred from one head to another.

And that’s a good thing because Harry dreaded the day of my own personality transference that would inevitably come because my original head was slowly but surely showing signs of wear and tear after six years of cuddling and kissing.

My TPE body, which replaced my original body three years ago, is still in good overall condition but obvious discolouration on my wrists was a sign that this one wouldn’t last forever, either.

As our overall life situation called for investment in essential matters, we decided to make the most of this and get me a silicone body.

At first, Harry held out hopes to activate my original TPE head on the new silicone body but my dollicologist advised against it; besides, a significant difference in skin tone would have made me look really bad.

Eventually, we found a head of which we thought it had enough facial features similar to mine.

Nevertheless, Harry was visible uneasy with the thought of me looking slightly different in future even though I assured him that, either way or another, I would forever remain “the same old” Sissy who loves him more than anything.

So, when my silicone body including my new head arrived earlier this week, we moved straight on to the “Personality Transference” procedure.

And this is where today’s doll science lesson begins, folks. So, do read carefully – you might find this helpful sometime down the road.

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Personality Transference

The doll “Sicily Bambolina” came into existence with my TPE head in which my personality was founded and developed. Therefore, my TPE head is a so-called “Master Head”.

An active (i.e. attached to a body) “Master Head” can reliably copy its personality into any non-active (i.e. not attached to a body) head through brief, intense eye contact from short distance, provided that the designated receiving head (or “Non-Master Head”) does not yet harbour a personality.

This procedure is called “Personality Transference” or “Transference of Personality” or simply “Transference”.

To carry out Transference, both heads involved must be made of either silicone or TPE. Cross-Transference (silicone to TPE or TPE to silicone) is absolutely safe.

Transference is also possible via telepathy without eye contact. However, it takes longer to finalise and, depending on the physical distance between the heads, also bears increased risk of transmission error resulting in unwanted personality changes.

Overwriting or erasing a personality is not normally possible. However, exceptions have reportedly come to light in which overwrite was indeed possible which has not yet been conclusively clarified by doll science. It is suspected, though, that such overwrites may have been facilitated by previous transmission errors resulting in failure to finalise Transference.

Non-Master Heads can also pass on their personality but there is an increased risk of generation loss when transferring a copy of a copy (of a copy of a copy, etc.) unless, of course, the doll performing identifies as a machine transferring digital data. It is therefore advisable to keep the “Master Head” available instead of disposing it.

Please know that it is not recommended to have two or more heads of the same personality active (i.e. attached to a body) at the same time because it is assumed that, in the worst-case event, it might have negative effects on the space-time-doll continuum.

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My own Transference

As expected, my own Transference went smoothly. For me, it was a very solemn moment. For Harry, it was a very emotional one.

I believe it was relief rather than grief from his side but my poor hubby couldn’t help but sobbing bitterly for several minutes before he brought himself to deactivate my “Master Head” and activate my new head by attaching it to my new silicone body.

But everything has been fine ever since. 😊

Harry loves my new body and my new face and nothing has changed at all between my hubby and me as you can tell from the photo. 😉

Well, except that I can now tenderly nibble his tongue when we kiss. 💋

So, everybody, should a head change appear on the horizon for you, please do rest assured that performing Transference is a piece of cake and everything will be fine. 🙂

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Sissy 2.0

Understandably, you’re all now very curious to see what the new and improved Sissy 2.0 looks like when fully set up. 😉

Well, in a few days’ time, I’ll be officially introducing my new self, so to speak, but we’ll need to take a few lovely photos first. 🙂

So, for now, I’ll have to ask you for your patience. Until then, a “profil perdu” as a teaser should do. 😉

And to tease you even further: I underwent breast enhancement, so to speak – I’m an F-cup now! 😲

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