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Dating While I'm Still A Lesbian Pre Op Transwoman ? Being A "Boyfriend" ?

Started by Stephanie Sammantha, November 28, 2015, 07:18:05 PM

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Stephanie Sammantha

My last girlfriend, half way threw the relationship, I accepted I'm a lesbian transwoman. She still loved me. We end up breaking up. If I get another girlfriend, I would know before the relationship I'm a transwoman. That would be a 1st. Is it dishonest ? They would think I'm a "boyfriend".
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suzifrommd

Quote from: Stephanie Sammantha on November 28, 2015, 07:18:05 PM
My last girlfriend, half way threw the relationship, I accepted I'm a lesbian transwoman. She still loved me. We end up breaking up. If I get another girlfriend, I would know before the relationship I'm a transwoman. That would be a 1st. Is it dishonest ? They would think I'm a "boyfriend".

I'm not sure how old you are, but I think that does matter. Young folks, it seems, are generally more accepting and understanding that the shape of our bodies don't dictate our gender. However there are people out there who accept pre-op women as female, it just takes a bit more looking.
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Stephanie Sammantha

Quote from: suzifrommd on November 29, 2015, 05:28:48 AM
I'm not sure how old you are, but I think that does matter. Young folks, it seems, are generally more accepting and understanding that the shape of our bodies don't dictate our gender. However there are people out there who accept pre-op women as female, it just takes a bit more looking.

I'm 21. I currently live in Jamaica. In Jamaica, reveiling that kind of information could be get me literally murdered. I hope to move to the USA as soon as possible.
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Jenna Marie

"Dishonest" is a little harsh, given the legitimate fear of reprisal you have, but it's entirely possible the *girlfriend* would feel that way. Lesbians don't typically have boyfriends, after all, and straight women don't typically want to end up with a girlfriend (and even bi/pansexual women probably would like to know what they were getting into), so the relationship would be at risk when she found out. There are  many, many tragic stories of trans women who lose their beloved when they come out.

(There are lots of happy endings, too - like mine! - but it gets a little harder when she knows that you deliberately didn't reveal this information.)

I want to be clear that I'm not criticizing or judging, though, just discussing the possibly diminishing likelihood of success for the relationship. I have no right to an opinion on how anyone else chooses to live their life or prioritize their own safety.
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Stephanie Sammantha

Quote from: Jenna Marie on November 29, 2015, 11:28:09 AM
"Dishonest" is a little harsh, given the legitimate fear of reprisal you have, but it's entirely possible the *girlfriend* would feel that way. Lesbians don't typically have boyfriends, after all, and straight women don't typically want to end up with a girlfriend (and even bi/pansexual women probably would like to know what they were getting into), so the relationship would be at risk when she found out. There are  many, many tragic stories of trans women who lose their beloved when they come out.

(There are lots of happy endings, too - like mine! - but it gets a little harder when she knows that you deliberately didn't reveal this information.)

I want to be clear that I'm not criticizing or judging, though, just discussing the possibly diminishing likelihood of success for the relationship. I have no right to an opinion on how anyone else chooses to live their life or prioritize their own safety.

I don't want to fall in love right now. Just want to company of a woman.
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Jenna Marie

Then, to be blunt, if you're up front about what you want (no relationship, just company) it seems likely that you will have what a straight woman is looking for. Temporarily, but for a temporary involvement that shouldn't matter.
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Stephanie Sammantha

Quote from: Jenna Marie on November 29, 2015, 01:20:45 PM
Then, to be blunt, if you're up front about what you want (no relationship, just company) it seems likely that you will have what a straight woman is looking for. Temporarily, but for a temporary involvement that shouldn't matter.

Thank You Very Much.
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