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It's not had to find a girl who wants a relationship i think most people want to find someone...but you want a relationship with transgendered person it's up to you ...treat her with love...treat her with attention, never be shy or ashamed to be with her anyplace...make her your life and i think you will find what it is you are looking for i know i did
Very well stated.Quote:
Originally Posted by bucatini70
And of course like any other relationship there will
be bumps in the road.
The sad part is that in our disposable society, we are
apt to walk away when there is the slighest hint of discord.
Then too it is very important that the individuals in question
come into the relationship as 'emotionally healthy as possible',
sadly that is not always the case.
The most fun bunch of women I've ever hung out with were the friends of my girlfriend in Saint Louis - down near the waterfront district, the cobblestones are crawling with beer drinking, football loving college girls. However, trogdor, you said the 'M' word - Michigan! :shock: Whole 'nother ball game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trogdor
Those accents get mighty irritating when they turn on 'Complaint' mode.
And it seems every girl smokes Parliaments - do they hand 'em out in high school? :smoking
The damned principle would not even let the chicks wear tanktop or belly shirts ( even in hot june weather ), it's like he was trying to make all the girls fuckin' "Wholesome" ( If I want wholesome, that's what buckwheat pancakes are for ) and make the students as asexual as possible.....stupid 5' 2'' naploianic principle :evil:Quote:
Originally Posted by suckseed
Plus we also have a saying over here:
What do you call a hot chick in Michigan?
A tourist!
I had a tgirlfriend in 2003, and we dated for a couple years. Sparks flew right off the bat, it was awesome. We always had the physical attraction, but in the end, we were different people, and so it didn't work out. She was intelligent, articulate, adventurous, and challenging; on the negative side, she was slightly condescending to people and inconsistent. Nevertheless, I will always care about her, and hope that we can maintain a friendship.
This is based on my experiences, and I know that it is not indicative of tgirls in general, but here are some observations. They are slightly different than with a gg, not so much in traits, but I would they tend to be a bit more defensive and sensitive. Conversely, they are strong, compassionate, determined, etc.
Trust is integral to a tgirl, and it can be hard to gain that trust, and easy to cause her to become defensive. Respect was also hard to gain, becase if you act like an angel, she might think there is something wrong, like you are hiding something (too goo to be true). If you don't act like an angel, then she might just think you are just another asshole.
It can be difficult to find that balance. In the end, it's worth it, because you can grow into a love that is unparalleled and beautiful, just like with a gg. I could make this longer, but it's just speculation on my part, and everybody is different.
I too had a relationship with a beautiful TS. At first, we couldn't keep our hands off each other. It seemed like the only talking we did was after sex. But that was okay, because we just clicked that way. When we were together, things just heated up really quickly, and we actually ended up in bed really soon after we met. In the end, though, I had to go. Even though she wasn't a clock watcher, I'd gotten way more than my hour's worth - in fact it was almost two. I can't wait for my next relationship.
We couldn't keep our hands off each other either, but after awhile, she disliked the fact that I liked her preop status, and she unjustly (imho) punished me for being attracted to her the way she was.Quote:
Originally Posted by suckseed
That hat I ate, well I cough it up and put it back on, just so I can take it off to you. That's some funny shit right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by suckseed