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Started by Yenneffer, August 22, 2015, 04:38:07 PM

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Valwen

no whistles yet, I did realize more people stop to let me cross the road though. and I remember one guy last week that said something like "thanks babe" and I thought to myself "if i wasen't so excited to be clearly addressed female I would be upset at that sexist comment" eventually my crazy little brain will get over the excitement and just be offended but right now anyone who says thank you miss or excuse me ma'am gets a pass in my book.

Serena
What is a Lie when it's at home? Anyone?
Is it the depressed little voice inside? Whispering in my ear? Telling me to give up?
Well I'm not giving up. Not for that part of me that hates myself. That part wants me to wither and die. not for you. Never for you.  --Loki: Agent of Asgard

Started HRT Febuary 21st 2015
First Time Out As Myself June 8th 2015
Full Time June 24th 2015
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Yenneffer

Lol me and Kimberley went to car boot sale but she's was in boy mode and I was being me and this guy said would your lady like a bunch of roses I was like 😊
Hugs I love you brothers and sisters just forgive this confused girl
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rachel89

i wish normal MCP's would cat call me instead of getting hit on by ->-bleeped-<-s.


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Lizandri Roth

I've never been out in public in my female form, but I think I'll find it very exciting when someone honks or whistles at me.  Don't know if it will get irritating after a while, but I'm really looking forward to it.  Probably because it will feel like an accomplishment if a guy finds me 'hot' or attractive.
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Yenneffer

I went to Bournemouth air festival on Saturday with a crowd of 100000 people so yeah I have super confidence
Hugs I love you brothers and sisters just forgive this confused girl
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Joi

This stuns me and continues to stun me!  While out shopping or at the mall, I notice cis females checking out my breasts.  Actually,  I get a kick out of it.  It's not that they're huge, I just notice that they glance there first, then toward my face.  If we happen to make eye contact, they usually smile or say Hello!  I live in the southern part of the USA, we're pretty friendly down here! ;)


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Ashey

I'm actually rather surprised y'all are getting so offended by the attention, though I don't know which way y'all swing either. But if you're straight, well.. wanting to change sexist behavior is certainly admirable, but not very practical. If you're gonna interact with men ever, you're going to have to learn to roll with certain behaviors and refrain from being too sensitive, otherwise you're going to be cold and miserable... Men will be men. You'll find disgusting behaviors and attributes in many, but at varying degrees. And you'll find that there are differences and degrees in those behaviors. A guy that's soliciting sex right away is not going to be the same as one that may get flirty and request a dirty pic. It'll depend on your interactions. In both cases, you could get annoyed that he's jumping to a sexual topic, but that's typical guy behavior. And if he's otherwise been nice and you two have been getting along, it makes all the difference. Catcalling is very mild in my opinion. I'd just appreciate the attention and not read too much into it, or ignore it altogether, and just move on if you aren't interested.
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Stella Sophia

Quote from: HourGlass2B on August 24, 2015, 01:46:19 PM
Actually come to think of it that's how I met my oldest child's mother. She whistled for me after I'd walked my ferret past her house, I'd gotten about 6 or 7 houses down when I heard her. I turned around and went back cause nobody else was in my direction so I figured she could only be whistling at me. When I got back to her she said she wanted to see my ferret cause she loved animals of all kinds, yeah ok but I'll bite. We exchanged numbers and later when she called she disclosed that she just whistled to get my attention and it worked, that she didn't really give a damn about the ferret at the time even though she did actually like animals.

Walking your ferret haha!


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Valwen

Walking your ferret sounds like a euphemism for something that can get you arrested when performing in public. :-)

Serena
What is a Lie when it's at home? Anyone?
Is it the depressed little voice inside? Whispering in my ear? Telling me to give up?
Well I'm not giving up. Not for that part of me that hates myself. That part wants me to wither and die. not for you. Never for you.  --Loki: Agent of Asgard

Started HRT Febuary 21st 2015
First Time Out As Myself June 8th 2015
Full Time June 24th 2015
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Stella Sophia

Quote from: Ashey on August 25, 2015, 11:17:09 PM
I'm actually rather surprised y'all are getting so offended by the attention, though I don't know which way y'all swing either. But if you're straight, well.. wanting to change sexist behavior is certainly admirable, but not very practical. If you're gonna interact with men ever, you're going to have to learn to roll with certain behaviors and refrain from being too sensitive, otherwise you're going to be cold and miserable... Men will be men. You'll find disgusting behaviors and attributes in many, but at varying degrees. And you'll find that there are differences and degrees in those behaviors. A guy that's soliciting sex right away is not going to be the same as one that may get flirty and request a dirty pic. It'll depend on your interactions. In both cases, you could get annoyed that he's jumping to a sexual topic, but that's typical guy behavior. And if he's otherwise been nice and you two have been getting along, it makes all the difference. Catcalling is very mild in my opinion. I'd just appreciate the attention and not read too much into it, or ignore it altogether, and just move on if you aren't interested.

Agreed, in all seriousness I love being catcalled and objectified, makes me feel good.  ;D


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hvmatt

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Delaney

I can't say I'm a particularly big fan of catcalling, but if I get one when I finally start going out in public as a woman I know I'll be pleased as pudding.


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Harley Quinn

I agree. I would be very pleased. I get them when I go out all fixed up. I know it's a good sign I am passing. In my area, it's pretty closed minded and small town mentality. It's scary when/if you get clocked. The only time it really bothers me is when they get too close to my personal space. Get really really tense.
At what point did my life go Looney Tunes? How did it happen? Who's to blame?... Batman, that's who. Batman! It's always been Batman! Ruining my life, spoiling my fun! >:-)
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