I'm Mishika, but people call me Mishi.

My full name is Mishika Jhunjhun Rundee, where, Mishika, is a Hindi word that means "the person with the sweetness of sugar." My mother named me that way, she loved the name so much. My father was never around and I don't even know him. So, my middle name is Jhunjhun, after my mother's name ,who will forever be an inspiration for me. My last name, Rundee, means "prostitute." We come from a lineage of sex-workers. Our family tradition dictates that daughters should be named after a sensation, not a word. My mother was Jhunjhun, as in the sound of the payal (anklet) on a woman's foot and my mother named me Mishika, because she said I was sweet. And you know what? A lot of my partners tell me I taste very sweet. 😉

I am a pre-op trans-woman, meaning I was A Male At Birth (AMAB) but later on transitioned into my true feminine self and I have retained my male sexual parts, but they in no way define my femininity. I identify my gender identity as sissy with the pronouns she/her. Identifying as a sissy embodies my love for celebrating femininity, being submissive, and craving humiliation. And when it comes to my orientation, I'm pansexual, meaning, I love all genders - all sexualities (as long as they're dominant 😉).

I studied Psychology and Gender Studies in the US. It was there that I truly discovered my feminine side, embraced my desires, and decided to transition. The US was also where I explored my sexuality and learned so much about kink and sex.

One of my main goals in life is to raise awareness and promote the sissy culture. I take an active part in the sissy community, trying to give it a shape and meaning. As someone who has experienced life as both a man and a woman, I strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for all gender identities. My own journey has taught me the importance of open and honest conversations about sexuality and pleasure, and I'm always happy to educate those who seek to understand.

Want to know more about me? Read my full life story on my blog: 

Mishi's Life Story