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Started by lolli, July 18, 2007, 07:34:30 AM

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lolli

I have met a lovely young woman whom I like alot and I have been seeing her for a few months now.
I explained to her about being Ts and asked her about her feelings with regards to me dressing as a woman and being around her.
She so far she is quite relaxed about it, and says she would help me in areas where I need to learn how to dress and apply makeup.
So far I beleive she has been very honest with me and made me feel relaxed about myself, however only time will tell about her true thoughts and feelings with me being ts.
I hope that she will consent to come to visits with my therapist so that she will have a better understanding of being ts, and I have given her the book true selfs to read.
She also asked me for information on sites I am a member of so that she could get more information on the various issues that she may face as they arise.
So with that in mind I said she should join this site, as this site is very helpfull and I am sure when she posts questions about learning about the various issues she needs answers to, the family on here will help her.
As a group where would you advise her to start reading topics on being in a relationship with a ts mtf ?
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Ms Bev



Hi lolli.....

The first places I would have her go at Susans are 1.)  Introductions,  2.) 

wiki,  3.)  Sexuality Forum,  4.)  Significant Others Forum

This should be a good start.  Let her look around, and get involved in areas that interest her.  Have her check the Web Directories, on the main page.  If you plan on grs, I would at some time have her investigate this, and learn what it is you might be going through.
In short, be open, and honest.  Of course, there is always a risk in being very open in relatively new relationships.  Use your judgement.


Wishing all the best for you both,

Bev
1.) If you're skating on thin ice, you might as well dance. 
Bev
2.) The more I talk to my married friends, the more I
     appreciate  having a wife.
Marcy
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