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HRT and Sexual Orientation

Started by KirstenR, July 18, 2010, 01:43:05 PM

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pamshaw

Be who you are and forget labels. As my body gained Estrogen and rid itself of T my true self came out and I started thinking about men. As time went on and HRT progressed I started to dream about being taken by a man. Soon I thought about it during the day. I don't think HRT changed orientation; it just rid me of stigmas and fears and allowed me to be the woman I was. Now when I make love to a man it feels quite right and natural.

Pam
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Debra

I was attracted only to women before I started HRT. It was only a few weeks after I started HRT that I saw a picture of a man with his shirt off and suddenly felt very giddy and excited. I also remember seeing men's underwear ads and getting a similar feeling. This only developed more as HRT went on and nowadays I consider myself mostly a heterosexual woman...but I'm still kind of undecided so I say I'm bi. I mostly say that because I think if I found the right woman, things might work, I dont know.

Did the hormones cause this? I think so. The other option is that I was in denial all my life until then...which is also possible. I was raised to believe liking men was "wrong" for me and I adapted to that by avoiding looking at any pictures like the ones described above. So who really knows.

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BunnyBee

I'm pretty much the same as Jerica, except I never was that attracted to women.  Whether it was an effect of HRT or not, I am certainly a lot more attracted to men than ever before and that seemed to correlate pretty well with when I started.
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Virginia

I am six months HRT, full transition level estrogen and testosterone blockers, happily married to the same cisgender woman for almost 20 years. I have a harder time now imagining why anyone would be attracted to a guy than ever.
~VA (pronounced Vee- Aye, the abbreviation for the State of Virginia where I live)
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cynthialee

I am so bisexual I have literaly fall into tears to have to make the men or women descision. Luckily for me I married an androgyne and I get both in one person. But I will say as I did before, I ussed to want men more than women and now I want women more than men but I have always liked both pretty much equaly.
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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FairyGirl

I was always, always bisexual, since childhood. My first sex was with boys my age. Like Cynthia, I truly didn't have a preference and have had multiple partners and relationships with both sexes. After transition, HRT, surgery, if I think about women it's like, what would I possible do or even want to do with a woman? I remember the attraction to women, like a ghost with no substance, but the real thing is just not there anymore.

Because I never had any hangups about dating men before, I have to think there's more to it with me than just a release of denial or freeing of sexual inhibitions. Maybe dating women was my hangup lol

Girls rule, boys drool.
If I keep a green bough in my heart, then the singing bird will come.
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Riannah

Quote from: KirstenR on July 18, 2010, 01:43:05 PM
Is anyone just starting HRT worried about things changing?

I am not worried about things changing at all. I have always been attracted to men, am starting hormones very soon, and am pretty sure that that I will continue to be attracted to men only. I can't really explain why, but I just know it. Even if my orientation would change, which I doubt, then so be it. It will obviously feel right then, otherwise I wouldn't feel the attraction.

I do notice more interest from lesbian women lately. I have no ideay why. They keep popping up everywhere hehe, before I just didn't notice them for some reason, aside from my lesbian friends. Anyway, I'm just not interested. Not yet anyway, LOL.
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