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Started by Ruben, May 19, 2010, 07:09:12 AM

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Ruben

Quote from: Little Dragon on May 19, 2010, 02:42:15 PM
WOW thats awesome! I love japanese culture too! 8D O-genki desu ka? 8D Keki wa oishii da ne! ^_^ I love Geishas (wanna be one, dammit! >_<), japanese anime, japanese food, japanese architecture, japanese people, japan itself, japanese tv, and just about everything else in the japanese culture XD

You might be interested in the "transgenders in anime" thread i created in the entertainment, television forum ;D

Hai, genki da yo, kimi wa? ^^ So da ne; Keki wa TOTEMO oishii desu kara. :D [now wants cake] =_= xD

Thats awesome. :D I shall have to go check it out! ^^
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cynthialee

Quote from: Little Dragon on May 19, 2010, 01:41:55 PM
Well I'm not expert at social science, but I'd say to go slowly for him in steps, give him time to adjust for each one.
As a transsexual mate of a transsexual I must concur. Even though I am trans I still have issues accepting my spouses transition sometimes.
If your husband isn't bisexual there will come a point when he will unlikely wish to continue a sexual relationship. Some mates cease sexual relations with a trans spouse as soon as the coming out process starts. Other relationships morph and last. But be aware of the odds. They are not good. Not trying to make you down, just pointing it out so you can work to avoid issues down the road.
So it is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss.
If you only know yourself, but not your opponent, you may win or may lose.
If you know neither yourself nor your enemy, you will always endanger yourself.
Sun Tsu 'The art of War'
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Ruben

Quote from: cynthialee on May 19, 2010, 05:59:34 PM
As a transsexual mate of a transsexual I must concur. Even though I am trans I still have issues accepting my spouses transition sometimes.
If your husband isn't bisexual there will come a point when he will unlikely wish to continue a sexual relationship. Some mates cease sexual relations with a trans spouse as soon as the coming out process starts. Other relationships morph and last. But be aware of the odds. They are not good. Not trying to make you down, just pointing it out so you can work to avoid issues down the road.

Aye, I get your points, and I'm not seeing these as something to turn me away from the idea of transition completely, just a friendly warning. :)

Its one of the reasons I'm sort of pulling away from the ideas of surgery, and to an extent, seeking T therapy. Because I don't want my partner to pull away from ME because my body isnt his ideal anymore. I mean, I'm going to seek a therapist to talk it out with, and keep using prosthetics and binding etc, coz then I can always go back to the way I was for my partner, and its almost like the best of both worlds in a way. Just wonder how long I can keep that up before I go nuts! xD
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