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Started by lisa_a, March 27, 2009, 01:51:02 PM

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lisa_a

I'm gender alienated. I notise that most people dont relate to me. Basically because I dont relate to gender. I have difficulty with the TS also. Although people say that that I should be the girl I am. The last 10 years I have more or less lived in my room(head), just shopping what I need. Going out as male I feel so weird. Dresses and skirts help me somewhat. I have no idea what hormones and SRS would do to me, scared of that to.

I dont use make up and so on, barly bra's. Here is a pic. Never considered myself to be a crossdresser. Does that make me transsexual. I can say I think I am a woman either, because I just feel like I am me.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y259/irrs/->-bleeped-<-/5.jpg
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JakeDenver

Well welcome to susans. You dont have to identify with any gender or any name out there. You just have to be yourself and be who makes you happy.
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Janet_Girl

Hi Lisa,   :icon_wave:

Welcome to our little family. Over 2100 strong. That would be one heck of a family reunion. Feel free to post your successes/failures, Hopes/dreams.  Ask questions and seek answers.  Give and receive advice.

But remember we are family here, your family now.  And it is always nice to have another sister.   :icon_hug:

Janet

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Cindy

Hi lisa and welcome

I think the biggest reward I have had from joining this site is the same comment Jay made. Be yourself. Don't worry about labels. We are all unique, beautiful and deserve the respect that all humans should be given.

In short be comfy being you, and this site helps.

Love
Cindy James
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Wendy C

Hi Lisa, I would echo what the others have said, If you are comfortable with being who you are than you need to go no further.  the word Transgender at the present time encompases a wide variety of people whiich includes what you are doing all the other way to the transseual who's desire it is to change their given gender.

Susan's has a lot of information that help you to discover who you are. I sense that you are asking yourself questions else you would not be here. You might consider seeing a Gender Therapist that is sympathetic to Transgender folks. Other than that I offer a Welcome to Susans. Hugs

Wendy
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lisa_a

Thanks.

Yes, I must see someone. My mother made me a choice when I was about 16, it was either the shrink or a healer, that I knew(and she beleaved in). I was very afraid of psychologists, so of course I took the healer. She put her hands on my head for a long time, and said that now I was okay.

I was just thinking what a fool, but it was the easy way out. Now I am 31, I remember clearly when I was 15 that I was thinking how this was going to be when I was 30. It is worse then I had hoped.

I did okay for a while, got through a university degree as well. But since I've loocked myself out. I applied for several jobs. It was all male dominated, so I could never bring myself to go to the interviews. My dressing has been constant, and the same as long as I can remember. But the more I look into it, the more I can see the irrationality we are living in, so I care less and less. It's not real at all.

These days I stay inside almost the whole time, just take a walk or drive to take pictures now and then, and dont have much contact with the outside world. Only in a sport(flying without engine, btw-where I excel, and people actually look up to my skills and understanding of things work in the air, the things you can not see). But even that, that is my only joy in life, I am not so motivated anymore. And that is bad, because it is very healty, since it brings excersise, fresh air. And when I am all alone up in the air, or the clouds with wild mountains around, that is the only times I truly feel alive.

So essence I feel like I dont exist, while on earth. So whatever I do it does not matter. Because it is not real, it's just a lousy joke.

I dont know, my only earliest memories is trying my mothers clothes. Almost all memories I have from 5-10 is from gender related issues. Nothing concrete, like happy moments and so on that other people seem to have.

I sent a mail to the lokals here just before the weekend, they said I could come on monday. That it was on high time I talked to someone. I've sent them mail before also.

I'm considering starting on school again to the fall, something different, and start over. The engineering stuff, does not hold much fascination for me anymore. I'm kind of tired of this male thing altogether.

So regarding the wigs and make up and so on. I guess what I try to say, is that this whole thing is a mental thing for me. I guess I dont identify with females either, because I know I can never be one. But I do think my mind is female, at least more on the female side, since I've alays thought guys are weird in the guy things. My body is more like something I drag with me. Like if in a accident if I lost my penis, it wouldn't bother me at all. I've always thought it to be a strange think, and always tried to not look at it. All the way from I was small I thought it was just something everyone had for pissing. But I am very good at ignoring things, so think I am okay. Dont mind staying isolated either.

My guess is that a sex change wouldn't change anything. I think probably I'm just ->-bleeped-<-ed up, and using this as an excuse to not interfere in the world. Instead of female I think I should have been a bird. Probably I am a bird stuck in a human body.

Am I insane?
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Cindy

Hi Honey

You don't sound insane to me. I'm not a shrink just a TG who is trying to go forward. Many MtF have little or no interest in sex. Most of us feel cheated that when we have SRS we are still incomplete. There was a recent thread were I and others stated our desire to have children, not father them but to carry them as the vast majority of women wish to do so. Many of us have the nesting instinct. I know from emailing people I have become friends with that they have spotless houses, love cooking, do traditional female tasks. I know many bio guys do as well and I'm not trying to insult anyone. I'm just putting my opinion. You fit a common profile of TG, you gave up school had a miserable childhood, probably have few friends. By stating this I'm not saying you are TG but you share commonalities.

Love and Peace

Cindy James
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lisa_a

Hi Sweetie
I am also following the research about being pregnant. If I could do that I would change asap. That is like my highest wish. It is a feeling that never goes away. And what I consider truly female. And i've never been able to see myself as a father. I'm afraid physical changes will be to much on the surface for me. But maybe it would make me feel better, then it would help. If it was done before puberty- it would have been so much better. Because things have progressed exactly as I though- a downward spiral. My place is a mess though, clothes are usually scattered all over. As long as it is clean I don't mid that it is a little chaotic, it kind of fits to me.

My sexdrive is limited to the extent that I dont really sleep with other people. I have just tried. I've almost never had erections in the morning and so on either, and barely ejaculation. So my maleness is low even in the physical department.



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