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Boy things you won't get rid of.

Started by Mahsa Tezani, December 11, 2011, 08:02:07 PM

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JadeS

humm.. i think the most boyish thing i still do is playing video games? other than that i really don't know
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Torn1990

Quote from: Mahsa the disco shark on December 11, 2011, 08:02:07 PM
What are some boy things you won't get rid of?

I can't give up my male sex drive or interest in exclusively gay stuff.

neither will I girl.
I hope not anyway.
As hormones come closer and closer (I start jan. 13th.) i'm beginning to realize how much of a butch femme trans woman I want to be.
I'm really attracted to gay men, a part of me hopes that gay guys still find me appealing, it's something I wasn't suspecting.
I am definitely interested in maintaining ties to both sides due to my identity.

queer, transgender woman, Feminist, & writer. ~
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Mahsa Tezani

Quote from: Torn1990 on December 28, 2011, 03:39:26 PM
neither will I girl.
I hope not anyway.
As hormones come closer and closer (I start jan. 13th.) i'm beginning to realize how much of a butch trans woman I want to be.
I'm really attracted to gay men, a part of me hopes that gay guys still find me appealing, it's something I wasn't suspecting.
I am definitely interested in maintaining ties to both sides due to my identity.

I've completely became disconnected from men who 3 yrs ago would be having sex with me. It is one thing I regret most of my transition, that I didn't make the most of my gay time. Just being seen as a girl by most of them is bittersweet... I go to gay bars and they ask me, "where's your ->-bleeped-<- at?"

I'd prefer a relationship with a gay men rather than having to basically make a straight guy gay. At least the family already knows... But then again, I live in the perfect heterosexual girl life and my Mom told me not to look a gift horse in the mouth.
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