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What Should Be Done?

Started by dannypreston, September 19, 2014, 05:51:58 PM

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dannypreston

Think of it:
A boy who always got in fights and hadn't a bunch of friends, was always sick, skinny, and was rejected by every girl in school for being too feminine for a boy. After that the boy becomes extremely (word that describes someone who hates who's not heterosexual; I'm brazilian). Life passes and that boy begins crying when his best friend gets a girlfriend. The boy accepts to be a little feminine and begins watching yaois recommended by his girl friends. One of them is about a boy who magically becomes a girl. The manga gets the boy's curiosity and feelings, the feminine boy with a masculine body just thinks real fast "It would be amazing to be a girl" without noticing what even said for sometime. After a week the boy is really confused and doesn't even know if it's the story of a boy or a girl.
But the questions are:
What should the boy do?
Would he look REAL feminine with HRT?
Could that be the source of the boy's depression?
My pic:

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Ms Grace

Hey Danny

Welcome to Susan's :) Great to have you here - looking forward to seeing you around the forum.

As members are discouraged from posting their email to the forum you may not get many takers. You can post pictures by placing the image file on another server and then putting the full image URL between the IMG tags.

Don't get yourself too hung up at this stage about how you might look as a female, if you feel you might want to live your life as a woman how you look is only a small part of that anyway. It would be worth you talking to a counsellor, preferably one with gender experience, who can help you talk through the issues and possible solutions.

Please check out the following links for general site info...


Cheers

Grace
Grace
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Transition 1.0 (Julie): HRT 1989-91
Self-denial: 1991-2013
Transition 2.0 (Grace): HRT June 24 2013
Full-time: March 24, 2014 :D
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Jessica Merriman

Sweetie I started at 47 so nothing is impossible!  :)
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