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What's the REAL reason you all started taking hormones?

Started by Shelina, October 16, 2009, 02:51:27 AM

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Abby

I started because I wanted to be more powerful.

I don't like being cornered by masculinity.  I am a slave to the hormones but then also to a gender identity that is not respected (therefore I am not respected).  I felt even as a male I was outside of the male culture but I was still blamed for it.

As a male I often receive harsh attitudes.  Tough guy ->-bleeped-<- -- like as if it were a piece of advice to grow on -- in reality it made no sense, and I was then blamed for the social irrationality.

It's what I have always wanted but was not willing to go half way.  And sure testosterone is a sickness.

I my body was not what I would have liked it to be.  While I am very attractive person, there is far too much ugly in mankind.

I continue to take them because my personality is far more acceptable than it was before.  I can do things I was unable to do before.   Even the look being deceiving it is even more divisive.


A problem I have as a male is that I am highly articulate but choke on my words some.  This is usually identified as a *something* by some people and subjects me to (false) criticism to guard this opinion of me.  As if it were the *key*.

As female I would hardly know the estrogen was their until I enter into a conversation with another person.  I have more difficulty rendering accurately.  Not that I couldn't invent something, I just don't  My approach is not necessarily more gentle or less reactionary.  It is much more fluid and feminine however, and this is controllable -- I can and usually do prop up a mutual conversation initially but then drop it once I feel comfortable.  I will also diverge as if somehow am lost in myself or have to elevate myself to the conversation.  It becomes almost impossible to pick a fight with me.  Leaves people with a confused look.  And I am then in control of situations.  Because I now lie so low (naturally as a male, I barely stick up to far above the surface, now I'm just a fairy princess with really big forearms), retrograde straw man attacks are useless, never the less.
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Hannah

ok, ok, this is all well and good...but what's the real reason you started hormones?  ::)

Thanks for waking this thread up, I had forgotten how cute it is
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