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Loeris
08-23-2006, 12:41 PM
Here's a question:

Does everybody have the right to be a shemale? We're not just concerned about aesthetic here, like -- will the male look good if he dressed in femme apparel, or could he "pull it off?" kind of deal. (That's a whole another topic of "taste" I won't touch on here). I guess, so what kind of experiences -- whether they be in his childhood or later in life -- should this person have gone through by the time he "hits the highway," so to speak, wearing that latest chanel outfit. More poignantly speaking, what legitamizes or justifies his departure from the "norm" as he's throwing up his female fascades?
Is shemale behavior worth justifying? Or will it forever fall under one of the category of taboos, in a period of social transitioning? [/i]

Jamie Michelle
08-23-2006, 01:54 PM
Here's a question:

Does everybody have the right to be a shemale? We're not just concerned about aesthetic here, like -- will the male look good if he dressed in femme apparel, or could he "pull it off?" kind of deal. (That's a whole another topic of "taste" I won't touch on here). I guess, so what kind of experiences -- whether they be in his childhood or later in life -- should this person have gone through by the time he "hits the highway," so to speak, wearing that latest chanel outfit. More poignantly speaking, what legitamizes or justifies his departure from the "norm" as he's throwing up his female fascades?
Is shemale behavior worth justifying? Or will it forever fall under one of the category of taboos, in a period of social transitioning? [/i]

The above comments are maladroitly phrased.

But to answer you: everyone has the right to do what they will with their own. Shemales included.

GroobySteven
08-23-2006, 04:44 PM
"We, the Peoples Front of Judea, agree that Reg has the right to be a woman."

(paraphrased)

senachai

signupjustforthis
08-23-2006, 05:13 PM
u mean as in an pornstar/prostitute or just a non op transsexual?

Caleigh
08-24-2006, 01:43 AM
is it necessary to justify or legitimize deviation from
"the norm"??





"freedom is the right to do anything, so long as you
harm no-one but yourself" - me

BeardedOne
08-24-2006, 01:45 AM
Uh...yuh. :?

I'm not stoopid (Or, at least, try not to be), but I can stall on a single woid.

"maladroitly"

OK, Ms. JM, help me out here. Sure, I can Google it, but I need to know the context.

As for thew question...Well...It's really not all that clear.

Does someone have the 'right' to have gender reassignment? I'm clearly not picking up on this question (And I've puzzled with some of the best).

Clarify, please.

Caleigh
08-24-2006, 07:12 AM
do they have the "right" to have a surgical
procedure performed on them? of course

people get face lifts don't they? gastric bypass? how is srs any different in terms of "rights"?

in terms of legitimacy it probably wins hands down
since many people commit suicide because of their
feelings of gender dysphoria.

Lo Eris! << i think this explains the question and
why it was so strangely phrased