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Afraid of losing a guy- how to tell him I'm trans? Post op

Started by ashw, May 06, 2018, 02:21:11 PM

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Charlie Nicki

Quote from: Allison S on May 07, 2018, 07:15:01 PM
You're so cute girlie[emoji173]any guy will be lucky to be with you..

So I'm getting over a lot of shame within myself. And I have to agree with Yayo, Charlie Nicki, Mako and everyone else.
I'm not going through hrt and transitioning to confirm and appease others. If I wanted to do that, I'd probably be 6 feet under.
I may not tell him my first breath or even day 1, but yeah, it's something to share...

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ashw

Ahh! So many conflicting opinions! I just think it's crazy how men can go from seeing me as "out of their league" and so laid back, funny, and exciting to suddenly not wanting anything to do with me. It's so awkward navigating any serious relationship when no straight cis man has ever had to deal with anything LGBT in their life!
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Susan Baum

Quote from: ashw on May 12, 2018, 04:35:37 PM
Ahh! So many conflicting opinions! I just think it's crazy how men can go from seeing me as "out of their league" and so laid back, funny, and exciting to suddenly not wanting anything to do with me. It's so awkward navigating any serious relationship when no straight cis man has ever had to deal with anything LGBT in their life!
I feel the reason some, if not a majority, of straight cis men have problems with those in our community it is we are out and far beyond their scope of comprehension. It's far easier to run or bash the unknown than to face it head on as we here have; anything LGBT is, as you said, "out of their league." I think its because either they have never experienced the "Q" part of the anachronym or if they did, they were scared by their inner feelings.

There is also a theory that all men are fickle... :)

Susan
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Allison S

Well being lgbtq isn't a label that people are dying to be part of. I mean there are trenders I'm sure, but majority of people really don't even give it much thought. It just comes with the territory. If you expect straight cismen to accept to you fully, be prepared for the reality that some may not... It's not ideal obviously

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Izzy Z.

Unless I was just hooking up, I probably wouldn't keep my transness a secret. It's a huge part of my life, and in addition to honesty being a good policy in relationships, I don't even want to keep it a secret. Sure, being trans is kind of horrible in all kinds of ways, but you know what, I've transitioned, and it was really hard, but now I kind of want to hold on to that like a trophy, like "this is my determination, this is how important it is to me that I identify as female" and if my partner isn't willing to accept me after I've shown such strength, it never would have worked out anyway. They just have too many hangups. If they have problems with your physical body, like if you're pre-op, and they made some false assumptions about what sex would be like, it really can't be helped much, and you just have to hope for someone down the line who will find you attractive and love you regardless.
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