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Started by Ms Grace, March 14, 2014, 06:34:31 PM

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FrancisAnn

Our friends know when something is not right. I've had numerous friends say "I knew long ago", "not suprised", I'm happy you are finally being yourself", etc..   I have a woman friend from grammar school that knew long ago I was never one of the boys. We are now very close girl friends.
mtF, mid 50's, always a girl since childhood, HRT (Spiro, E & Fin.) since 8-13. Hormone levels are t at 12 & estrogen at 186. Face lift & eye lid surgery in 2014. Abdominoplasty/tummy tuck & some facial surgery May, 2015. Life is good for me. Love long nails & handsome men! Hopeful for my GRS & a nice normal depth vagina maybe by late summer. 5' 8", 180 pounds, 14 dress size, size 9.5 shoes. I'm kind of an elegant woman & like everything pink, nice & neet. Love my nails & classic Revlon Red. Moving back to Florida, so excited but so much work moving
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Missadventure

Quote from: kelly_aus on March 14, 2014, 09:03:18 PM
The 'Derr!' comment came from an exGF.. lol

That's waaaay more polite than my exGF.... My ex just said "I already knew I was the man of our relationship. It's why I left you."

alabamagirl

Quote from: missadventure on March 14, 2014, 10:32:19 PM
That's waaaay more polite than my exGF.... My ex just said "I already knew I was the man of our relationship. It's why I left you."

I've never got what people mean when they say stuff like that about someone being "the man" or "the woman" in a relationship. My girlfriend and I are just people... I guess we're both pretty girly... There's no man in the relationship, lol. Why would there be, when we're both women?
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DirtyFox

The best friend I have known for 20 or so years said he knew something was different about me. Mannerisms, style of dress, certain interests, mostly he noticed my attitude change when I finally figured it out. It made me happy knowing that and he being completely cool with my decision. He still is very supportive. All of my other friends are also very supportive.

On the other hand, my mother, I thought, was dropping hints about something different about me to other boys. My brother being gay, I figured she meant that. Sometime later due to completely unforeseen events, I came out to my mom (I left some clothes out, underwear in particular lol). She had no idea and was rather upset to say the least. She still refuses to talk about my transition and makes me out to be some super masculine son off hers. My brother reacted even worse (hostile perhaps) even though I thought he would have been more open. We are definitely not close anymore, if we ever really were.

In any case, hang onto those who make your life a treasure and leave behind those you don't need if you can.
Watching the birds made me feel like taking a journey. The people, the landscapes, everything was imperfect but beautiful.
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Missadventure

Quote from: Pikachu on March 14, 2014, 10:46:05 PM
I've never got what people mean when they say stuff like that about someone being "the man" or "the woman" in a relationship. My girlfriend and I are just people... I guess we're both pretty girly... There's no man in the relationship, lol. Why would there be, when we're both women?

It was her way of being mean and basically saying that I wasn't masculine enough for her.

alabamagirl

Quote from: missadventure on March 14, 2014, 11:32:25 PM
It was her way of being mean and basically saying that I wasn't masculine enough for her.

*huggles* I'm sorry... :(

But it's her loss. She'll never find a guy as good as the girl she left behind.
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Missadventure

Quote from: Pikachu on March 14, 2014, 11:42:55 PM
She'll never find a guy as good as the girl she left behind.

I'm getting that put on a T shirt!  ;D

Gina Taylor

Quote from: Ms Grace on March 14, 2014, 06:34:31 PM
So I was talking to someone about my transition yesterday, she has known since February last year that I was trans* and since July that I was going to transition. She commented that I had come a long way since February, that she had been quiet surprised by my news at the time but that on reflection it "explained a lot about me"...!? I could tell she kind of wished she hadn't said it from the moment it left her lips - I dropped it and moved on. I wasn't insulted but I did wonder what she meant by it... "explained a lot" about what exactly? She was referring to a period pre-HRT and had known me for five years in male mode and I was curious as to what seemed to explain me being trans*. I suppose I should have asked but didn't want to go over the past. I guess, like others have remarked, some people just seem to have a vague sense that we're not happy in our genetic gender.

Must have been nice to talk openly with someone that knew that just didn't come right out and tell you that she knew about you. But with her figuring that you were a Trans during your pre-HRT period, it must have been a sense that she had about you that told her that you were a bit diferent.
Gina Marie Taylor  8)
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