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Started by Darrin Scott, October 09, 2010, 02:58:59 PM

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Darrin Scott

Ok, I'm a little interested in this. I'm pretty masculine and it seems like other lesbians see me as such. One said, "You're my new boyish partner in crime"...we're not dating or anything....It was pretty cool to be called "boyish" in a positive light. It's always been a negative thing in the past. In some strange way, I've always wished I'd been born male. Even when I was a kid before the age of 3 even. Like at the age of 3 my grandma bought me a dress and I threw it across the room. I remember when I was in potty training and I had one of those trainer toilets. I tried to pee standing up, but it went everywhere so I never did it again. I'm surprised stuff like STP's exists. I never saw one before until I watched Max on the L word. I have a pretty large chest and I've always hated it. I wish I was smaller so it wasn't that obvious I was a girl. Before puberty people called me "sir" and many asked if I was a boy or a girl. I was often teased because I wasn't feminine enough. I hated it at the time, but now...I like the attention I get when people treat me more like a guy. I've tried to be more feminine in the past with make-up and skirts and stuff, but it never stuck. I even dated a guy (my only boyfriend ever) and his family was insistent that I was more like a girl. They even bought me girl clothes. It sucked.

I'm not sure if I'd actually transition into anything because my family would flip, but the idea of having facial hair and a deeper voice...even being someone's boyfriend would be pretty awesome. It'd be cool to be able to go by the name Darrin instead of my birth name, which is Deanna. But then I'd have to get top surgery and go on T and stuff in order to do something like that. Which I don't know if I can do that or if I want to.

Anyway, I'm here to explore this whole thing and get some information.





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Janet_Girl

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niamh

Hey Darrin!

Welcome to the forums. There is a large number of guys here that you can discuss your ideas, hopes and plans with. I wish you lots of success with finding out a course of action that is right for you.
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Pundit

Welcome to Susan's, Darrin. :)

What's STP, by the way? I'm still getting used to all the acronyms. :laugh:
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cynthialee

STP is a stand to pee device.
It is an item ussed by FTM and females that gives them the ability to pee standing up.
Some of them are very realistic. (enough so that one might have to ask the spouse to not leave it out...)  :laugh:


and as to the original poster...
Welcome aboard.
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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Darrin Scott

Quote from: Pundit on October 10, 2010, 04:57:33 PM
Welcome to Susan's, Darrin. :)

What's STP, by the way? I'm still getting used to all the acronyms. :laugh:

I'm quoting you because I love your avatar!

To all else:

Thanks for the welcome! It's so awesome (and surreal) to be called Darrin anywhere! I love it! Please keep calling me that. Even though that's not my legal name. For real life, I'll have to keep going by Deanna I suppose, because no one knows I'm thinking about a transition, but at least here I can be called Darrin! Thanks!





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xAndrewx

Welcome to the forum Darrin :) Glad you found the site. Hope you find any info you are searching for :) I was scared as **** when it came to thought the of transitioning and my family. I'm out to all of them now and although they don't get it entirely they took it well. I was lucky and not everyone's family takes it well but there are some successful coming out stories around here. Wish you the best of luck with whatever path you choose though man.