Transsexuals Who Re-Transition

[Birgitta]

The Golden Rule is He who has the gold, rules.

Lol !!!!

[BellaBellucci]

That would be a good rule !

So i want to be treated like a queen, my humble servant bella

I operate by the Silver Rule: treat people the way they deserve to be treated.

~BB~

[Birgitta]

I operate by the Silver Rule: treat people the way they deserve to be treated.

~BB~

Ok so how then would you treat me if you met me irl by that silver rule ?

[NatashaLover]

I am re-transition as of Dic 31, 2011. Going back to be an alien. LOL

[BellaBellucci]

Ok so how then would you treat me if you met me irl by that silver rule ?

Depends. I'd have to meet you IRL. I find most people are entirely different when they're not on teh interwebz. Except me. I'm always a bitch.

I am re-transition as of Dic 31, 2011. Going back to be an alien. LOL

Oh really? When did you ever stop?

~BB~

[Yvonne183]

I am re-transition as of Dic 31, 2011. Going back to be an alien. LOL

Ha ha ha,, nice one.


I transitioned from man to woman to zombie, now I want to transition into a toaster.

Of a serious note,, the person going through so many transitions back and forth must have some mental anguish as well, it can't be an easy choice.

[robertlouis]

How is religion defunct or inept?

Are you sure you know what you're talking about? I don't think so. No offense.

What Libby says is largely true here in the UK, as far as the original white and Christian population is concerned, as formal religious observance covers about 2 - 3% of the relevant population. It's of course not the same among muslims, hindus, sikhs and others. An interesting phenomenon, anecdotally at least, during the 2011 census earlier this year was the number of people I heard personally say they would put themselves down as Christian although they never visit a church form one year's end to the next, as they saw it somehow as not only a badge of identity, but also a bulwark against the increasing representation of other faiths.

In the US religion, essentially Christianity, seems to have if anything a growing hold and role in both individual lives and politically. In Ireland, the baleful and largely destructive influence of the catholic church has at last been broken, and in Europe generally, the established churches tend to side with conservative and reactionary political forces. Worldwide, the catholic church's appalling behaviour and hypocrisy over the issue of child sex abuse is a running sore that won't be lanced without fundamental institutional reform. But in Latin America, as hinted at by Nikka, the church remains a very powerful force, and rarely for good. They have too much invested, spiritually and financially, not to support the status quo.

I'm making a clear distinction here between individual faith and worship and churches and sects at the institutional and political level.

If someone has a faith, fine, up to them, even if I disagree. Just get out of my face and respect my choice not to believe, please. Turn your arrogance into something useful.

[NatashaLover]

Depends. I'd have to meet you IRL. I find most people are entirely different when they're not on teh interwebz. Except me. I'm always a bitch.



Oh really? When did you ever stop?

~BB~

Very funny!

[BellaBellucci]

Of a serious note,, the person going through so many transitions back and forth must have some mental anguish as well, it can't be an easy choice.

Actually, the choice is easy if one is really just trying to be themselves. The question is whether or not an individual has the strength to do so.

But as has been said, it seems like a lot of 'girls' just do it for money.

~BB~

[Birgitta]

I operate by the Silver Rule: treat people the way they deserve to be treated.

~BB~

Depends. I'd have to meet you IRL. I find most people are entirely different when they're not on teh interwebz. Except me. I'm always a bitch.



Oh really? When did you ever stop?

~BB~

Hopefully you will save my life and turn me into a lesbian lol