Tommy112277
I agree with your sentiments if not your conclusion.
In addition, please get your ass to a dentist and, while you are there, read a book on punctuation, LOL
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Tommy112277
I agree with your sentiments if not your conclusion.
In addition, please get your ass to a dentist and, while you are there, read a book on punctuation, LOL
8)
She is 6ft1 and that is tall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kabuki
In her book she describes her childhood were she was disgusted by her penis who only got bigger by the years.
She is a woman born in a wrong body.
Read my post here...Quote:
Originally Posted by Vicki Richter
http://www.hungangels.com/board/view...hlight=#144900
We dated about 4 years, finally broke it off for a variety of reasons...
I was in an airport a few weeks back, waiting for a plane. I had my laptop out and was doing various things, work, surfing, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unisex
So this guy comes by and comments on my laptop. We then start talking about laptops, dual-core processors, Vista the OS, smartphones, VOIP, and a variety of other 'techy' subjects.
We took a break from that for a while, and digressed to travel. We spoke about the countries that we had been to, and that we would like to go to.
We talked non stop for hours. What interested me in particular about this individual is that he was very intelligent, had a great sense of humor, and seemed to be a man of integrity. I found myself feeling giddy as a school girl :oops:
Then yesterday, on a totally different matter I found myself in a Borders bookstore for half the day. I meandered around the various sections, but spent the most time in the technology and travel sections, where I struck up mini conversations with various people.
Then too when I go to trainings, seminars, or conventions, I find many kindred spirits.
My point :roll:
Well, if you are looking for people that you have something in common with, then you should go where they are likely to be. And of course your odds of finding a transwoman in this sea pf people are slim to none. But at least you might meet a person with whom you have common interests.
And when you do meet this person, you most assuredly will need the interpersonal skills to engage them, and perhaps have a LTR result.
From what I have seen of you on this board, you appear to be a intelligent, sweet young man.
If I was a little younger or you a little older we might be talking about some peer to peer networking. :wink: cause you know I ain't down with client - server :lol:
I usually don't comment about these things, because I am one of those "unobtainable" married males who utilize this website for personal gratification, therefore, I am more part of the problem than the solution to this issue. I have had “encounters” with TS women, both escorts and not, but have no desire to “come out” with my love of the TS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vicki Richter
I do agree, however, that the ability for a TS to find love and a long term relationship is not an easy road. A good percentage of men attracted to TS women are in general “straight” men, and I think that these are also the men that TS women are attracted to as well. Outside of a small group of progressive thinkers, this attraction and/or coupling of a “straight” man and a TS is still considered a “gay” and therefore unacceptable union. A man risks being alienated from family and friends, as well as unaccepted in the business world (depending obviously on his vocation) if he is open about this type of union. This may not be fair, but it is unfortunately still true.
On top of that, the comment on the “Sex Worker” issue is also true. I understand that all women have past relationships, but as Vicki said, only a minute group considers past or current sex outside the relationship a turn on. In fact, to most it would have the opposite effect.
It is difficult for any person to find and sustain a long happy relationship, period. I sympathize with Vicki and all other TS women, because theirs is a longer road than most to find happiness.
To Vicki, in the short time I have been on this forum I think I have developed an appreciation of you as both a sex object and a person. You are everything a man could want in a partner, intelligent, witty, charming, and of course sexy as hell. I hope you find what it is you are looking for and that the man you choose really appreciates the catch he has made.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Unisex
:) No darlin', I got 'da digits', I haven't called as I have been very busy.Quote:
All that and you give up your number to him? Sigh....another geek rejected.
Yes that's a good start. And now comes the part about theQuote:
I understand what you mean. I've been to Barnes and Noble @ Prudential and Boarders Downtown Boston. It's very difficult for me to read outdated magazines though (they are outdated with info as they are a month behind internet). Even white women seem to be non-existent in this area for dating. Even the women in my IT department don't seem interested in that. Most of their boyfriends are the "tuff guys". I tried to search around RCC. But, let's just say that is not a place to meet women of interest.
interpersonal skills, the ability to 'schmooze', to commiserate,
this is the part about engaging the woman. What seperates
or differentiates you from the pack. How are you different
from the other men that have hit on her that week. What
about you would make her consider having you in her life.
And when I say 'you', I am not referring to you specifically
but to any man that might read this.
Let me say this: back in the day men had rap, the gift of gab.
Today the young men think 'wassup', or 'yo shawty' will have
panties dropping to the floor. :smh http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l2/magi43/pant22.jpg :smh
Yeah that may work on the 'hood rat', but if you are stepping to a 'classy broad' you better bring your A game.
Well I will concede this, you did score points with that. Very goodQuote:
Why should age matter? It's just a number anyway. There wouldn't be any packets loss once we get the pinging each other. :)
word play, intelligent, witty remark. And yes, I have a weakness
for smart, witty men, but as I have often said there are other
qualities I need in a mate, and these usually only come with life experience.
You need some friends on MySpace 8)Quote:
Originally Posted by Unisex
I hope no one minds me delurking and dredging this topic back up because I was reading it with a lot of personal interest and was thinking about what to say, then the holidays happened. I don't type much online (which is why it took me a while to think about what to say), but here goes...
First of all, for the girls: where do you think you're going to find a successful, happy LTR? A webpage called Hung Angels? Possibly, but is it very likely? The guys here seem like a cross-section of guys in general - some nice, some not-so, but places like this are sex-, not relationship-oriented so it seems like the "all the wrong places" sorta thing.
Ok, so how about the real world. People meet lots of places - supermarkets, clubs, parks, shops, etc. But even if those chance encounters spark the interest to go out, get to know each other, etc, eventually comes The Talk. There are a few guys who, after resuscitation, are able to actually say "Ok, we can work around that", but they are *very* few.
So, where would you expect to meet a potential mate?
Ok, guys: First of all, same question as for the girls. Would you really expect to spark a LTR from a site like this? If not, then where would you look?
2) If you're interested in a relationship with someone here, then you're already narrowing your focus by a physical attribute. People do this all the time by preferring a certain hair colour, breast size, etc, but how would you deal with the fact that the attribute you're focussing on is one many of the women you're interested in are planning on doing away with? Does the "LTR" end with that?
3) I see a number of comments about the guy's possibility of being alienated, or losing friends/family if they find out about their preference. On the other hand, there are some who say that they'd be proud and open about their relationship. For those, how would you react to a relationship with someone who *didn't* want you to be "proud and open" but just as quiet about and protective of her past as she was? Would it be the same? Better? Or is having people know that you're into the "exotic" more important to you?
Anyway, these questions aren't meant to be judgemental, but are ones I have a genuine personal interest in. I'm old and cynical, but I think I'm like some here in that I have hope that there are some happy endings out there someplace. I came across this site by accident a while back, but have hung around since the conversation has often been way above the norm for such things, so would really be interested in your thoughts.
I have been burned so many times not sure I believe in love anymore.
I will be the one wishing and wanting to suck shemale cock, because from being burned I admit I am too chicken to take the chance anymore.
I have been burned so many times not sure I believe in love anymore.
I will be the one wishing and wanting to suck shemale cock, because from being burned I admit I am too chicken to take the chance anymore.