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02-09-2006, 12:13 AM
I came across an interesting conclusion inside an article that's about .. guess what..
And, I'd like to share it. Here it is:
"Transsexuals sometimes express their feelings of being different in terms of "living a lie." If there is any fraud involved
in being a transsexual, it is the fraud perpetrated by the transsexual before treatment. The person who completes treatment
is now the genuine article. He or she has left behind a life of deception and unhappiness. In spite of great odds, he or she
has emerged as the person he or she has always been. When you meet a transsexual, you are meeting a person who knows how to
love, knows how to appreciate him or herself and, as a result, knows how to love and appreciate others. How many "normal"
people can claim that distinction?"
That thing touched my heart.. I think I might have been a bit too brutal against some people here in my previous
posts. I guess I'm just growing up...
And, I'd like to share it. Here it is:
"Transsexuals sometimes express their feelings of being different in terms of "living a lie." If there is any fraud involved
in being a transsexual, it is the fraud perpetrated by the transsexual before treatment. The person who completes treatment
is now the genuine article. He or she has left behind a life of deception and unhappiness. In spite of great odds, he or she
has emerged as the person he or she has always been. When you meet a transsexual, you are meeting a person who knows how to
love, knows how to appreciate him or herself and, as a result, knows how to love and appreciate others. How many "normal"
people can claim that distinction?"
That thing touched my heart.. I think I might have been a bit too brutal against some people here in my previous
posts. I guess I'm just growing up...