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09-22-2008 #21
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Originally Posted by PSL4u
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09-22-2008 #22
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Originally Posted by PSL4u
I think you are answered your own question,they do not want a guy to look at them as some side fetish which is want you are saying.
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09-22-2008 #23
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I have one guy that I talk to online who is, what might be termed, an "admirer". I've spoken to him on the phone but that's as close as I've been to any guy who is specifically into TS. Why should I have to track down guys who are in that whole trans community, when I avoid it altogether anyway? I just go after normal guys. Sure this makes my mother uncomfortable* but what else can I do? These are the only guys who are desirable.
My current boy is a friend-of-a-friend and my friend told him that I was TS before he even met me (much to my frustration). Of course, this led to a very strange mental image of me as someone I was very much not. He was surprised how attractive I was when he met me. It's a constant source of struggle and it may be our undoing but he's definitely worth it. He's the kind of man I'd marry.
Nothing associated with the "trans" culture is desirable, this includes clubs, friendships (though I have some online trans friends and some offline acquaintances), and admirers. The only thing that is desirable is normal society and life as a woman.
* I certainly didn't tell my mother about the coworker I was involved with briefly and even went down on, who never knew my status (and probably would have kicked my ass had I revealed it to him). >.<
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09-22-2008 #24
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So the guy you have been dating is straight and you told him that you are a TS Girl and he is still talking to you.....how does that not make him a guy who likes T girls? Quite frankly if he was truely straight and he found out your gender, he would have ran the opposite direction
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09-22-2008 #25
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Originally Posted by tgirlzoe
What city or state do you live in?
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09-22-2008 #26
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Originally Posted by hollywoodbuckstrap
This pretty much calls it.
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09-22-2008 #27
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Originally Posted by PSL4u
The dangerous part is when you have unstable guys who can't stand being twisted. They either freak out right away or feel guilty after they have sex with you and attack you to reclaim their masculinity that they feel they have lost. Luckily, I've never encountered any violence.
Yeah, it seems like a way to get a lot more rejection than the average person but what other choice do I have? Anyway, I only have to find one to marry, that can't be that hard, can it?
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09-22-2008 #28
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Originally Posted by ARMANIXXX
Why do you ask?
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09-22-2008 #29
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Originally Posted by ARMANIXXX
Definately wasn't an attraction issue. We actually hung out a few times so I know there was attraction. When we talked about our bedroom habbits, thats when I got the "I only like guys who don't like T-Girls"
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09-22-2008 #30
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Originally Posted by tgirlzoe
Yah not being upfron with someone, going down on them, then revealing your true gender can go bad really quick