Stereotypes and transitioning, aka: Be a man! * Ladies first!

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Re: Stereotypes and transitioning, aka: Be a man! * Ladies first!

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August 18, 2013, 10:57:27 AM

Lol. Even before coming out, I think I got them to give up by displaying genuine extreme weakness and incompetence. (Not that it's exactly a good thing.) I don't think my mother has considered me a "real" guy for a very, very long time... but she still kept trying a little.

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