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06-24-2009 #41Originally Posted by JHANIAH L0VE
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06-24-2009 #42Originally Posted by rockabilly
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06-24-2009 #43
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06-24-2009 #44
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06-24-2009 #45
a man with extensive cosmetic surgeries is not for me.
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06-24-2009 #46Originally Posted by JHANIAH L0VE
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06-24-2009 #47Originally Posted by KellyShore
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06-24-2009 #48
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It's obvious though that Danielle has just not met the right guy yet to give her the attention and support she needs.
I think Danielle needs a trip over to this side of the pond!
harriii
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06-24-2009 #49Originally Posted by jason-brown
It would be absurd to believe that every trans girl who is ever murdered, is murdered because she "tricked" the guy she was with.
Fact is, like it or not- a lot of the guys who commit these crimes fully knew the girl was trans and then either:
1- continued to date her, and then days/weeks later decided to kill her for whatever homophobic reasons
2- didn't get involved sexually or emotionally, but then decide to kill her anyway for sport thinking no one would ever care about it enough to send him to jail for it.
Every time a stranger "knows," the risk for violence goes up. Just look at the Angie Zapata case. Before the trial, everyone on here was talking about how she must have "tricked him and had it coming." But you know what? Everything about that case shows that the guy knew, and he knew for weeks on the day that he decided to kill her.
Then after he killed her, the psychopath stole all her credit cards, her blood stained purse, her cash, her car, and a list of other valuables and went on a week long shopping spree. Then to top it all off, he gave the blood stained purse to his GG girlfriend as a "romantic gift."
As Johnny wrote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyWalkerBlackLabel
The even more tragic part of the whole thing was that, at the trial, the defense were allowed to try to use transphobia to win the case.
They knew, KNEW that gay panic was going to be a stretch (given the reality of the case). So appealing to the belligerence & intolerance of the jury, the defense spent the entire case using the wrong name, the wrong pronouns, even going on long off topic tangents about whether or not she was born as a normal guy and what she was called at birth. They even managed to trip up some of the girl's family into using the wrong names & pronouns.
But, stretch or not- in these cases gay panic usually is successful. Juries give guys a get out of jail free card; all they have to do is LIE and say they were "tricked," and then they get off- regardless whether or not that's what really happened. The abnormality of the Angie Zapata case is that the guy was convicted. Usually this never happens; and the truly violent, transphobic guys out there know it.
Originally Posted by TsJANIRA
But, I think personality isn't as important in situations like that as feeling like you have something in common with whatever crowd you're in. The more you feel like an outsider, the harder it is to interact. I loathe small talk with a huge passion, and so if I'm in a room with people with seemingly nothing at all to talk about, it just perpetuates the "well, I think I'll just sit here and watch what's on the tv over the bar." I know its usually more difficult for me to relate to people my age, that's why I usually only date older guys... and that's what a lot of loneliness is, not being able to relate to whoever you're with. It becomes "what can I talk about, that actually matters with this person," or even "can I trust him to talk about serious stuff?" The reason why I usually tell guys eventually in my relationships isn't because of safety fears, but because I want to be able to talk about literally any topic without worrying about it. It might only be something that comes up every 3-6 months or so (I mean really, how often do we talk about trans stuff in person?) but those moments can be important.
And maybe its easier to withdraw from life
With all of its misery and wretched lies
If we're dead when tomorrow's gone
The Big Machine will just move on
Still we cling afraid we'll fall
Clinging like the memory which haunts us all
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06-24-2009 #50
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Originally Posted by rockabilly