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Originally Posted by hillbilly
LOL, that IS a bit understandable.
No, not at all. Of anyone, girls KNOW how hard it is to be out. Some of us HAVE lost families, friends or jobs. Some of us have had all our lives to think about what we want/need to do with our lives. But I can't believe that all you guys haven't thought about your TS issues for awhile, either. But I guess it's human nature not to take the hard path unless your back is up against the wall. Most people will take the path of least resistance. By the same token, there is an enormous sense of relief and well being when you face your fears, conquer them, and live your life on YOUR terms. It's a very powerful feeling.Quote:
Originally Posted by hillbilly
I don't know if it's lack of tolerance or maybe a lack of respect. I know that, for me, it's hard to respect someone that doesn't have the courage to be who they truly want to be. Who wants a man that is always afraid? Afraid his family will find out. Afraid what his neighbors might think. Afraid what his co-workers might think. Always lurking in the shadows. A man that will do anything with you in the bedroom, but won't take you out to dinner in a public place.Quote:
Originally Posted by hillbilly
I think most girls have gone through a lot and have sacraficed a lot to be who they are. We want a man that at least has enough courage to be PROUD to be with us.
Hillbilly, this is not aimed at you specifically. I DO understand fear. And I hope that I shed some light on your topic.