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->-bleeped-<- ->-bleeped-<- or not? No interest in ->-bleeped-<- ->-bleeped-<-s :(

Started by Urban Christina, January 30, 2013, 11:12:53 PM

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Jeatyn

While I do think that it's totally possible to have a meaningful relationship with somebody who has a "fetish" for trans people this guy seems clingy and I would personally stay away.

Even taking the fact that you're trans out of the equation - trust me guys can get very attached and clingy to girls they haven't even met without that being a factor - it's probably not wise to meet somebody from the internet who is showing that level of obsession. I've made that mistake a few times in the past and ended up with stalkers and even one guy who tried to kill himself after I broke up with him.

If he's not actually obsessed and he's just feeding you lines to get you in to bed (and again, this obviously happens to girls who are not trans too) - then I guess it's up to you whether you want that sort of experience, which by the sounds of it you don't.
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Kayla

Quote from: ~RoadToTrista~ on January 30, 2013, 11:58:23 PM
I think you need to decide that yourself. Nobody here actually knows him, lol

Thirding this, you know him and the situation better than you could explain to us, so go with your best judgment.

That said, my views on "->-bleeped-<- ->-bleeped-<-s" (first time hearing that phrase) is that I am fine with them if they are interested in me for who I am (example passing) but not fine if they are into solely for being trans. If a guy is interested in dating me and I come out to him and he says it's a huge fetish of his, then I'm comfortable in that situation because he was pursuing me before finding that out. However, if his reaction is lukewarm at best towards me until finding out I'm trans, then he's just interested in me as a sex object.

My take on your situation, he's clingy and should probably be avoided as far as relationship material goes.
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suzifrommd

I'm going to say there are red flags here, but they're not about the guy, they're about your feelings.

If you have to figure out whether being with him would be a good idea or not, then the answer is it would be be a bad idea.

If it were right with him, you would know it.
Have you read my short story The Eve of Triumph?
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MaidofOrleans

Like others said...

->-bleeped-<- or not, when a guy you've only met on the internet starts calling you beautiful over and over, claims to want to quit bad habits for you, starts talking about kids, etc.

your reaction should be...

"For transpeople, using the right pronoun is NOT simply a 'political correctness' issue. It's core to the entire struggle transpeople go through. Using the wrong pronoun means 'I don't recognize you as who you are.' It means 'I think you're confused, delusional, or mentally I'll.'. It means 'you're not important enough for me to acknowledge your struggle.'"
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Heather

Quote from: MaidofOrleans on January 31, 2013, 09:56:01 AM
Like others said...

->-bleeped-<- or not, when a guy you've only met on the internet starts calling you beautiful over and over, claims to want to quit bad habits for you, starts talking about kids, etc.

your reaction should be...


Yes it should!
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Chaos

Being a smoker i can say,this is a personal preference of yours and nothing to do with his fetish.With the fetish on the other hand,eagerness and being over bearing,can and is normally a bad sign and i would slow things down,by force if need be.Cut the texting down,cut the visits with him down to a certain limit and increase as you see fit.In my experience with this,being obsessed (as you put it) is NEVER about love but ownership.I have been obsessed over more times then i can count,i have been used for sex,i have sat on the line between and wondered to myself o_O wth..with my experience,a man who can say *ill stop smoking right now and ill wait as long as it takes* is in denial or a good liar,Almost like saying *i cant stop when i want,watch ill do it right now* These kind of people either 1) never mean what they say or 2) mean it but will always fall off again.Even with smoking,it comes to admitting you need help and that you do have an issue in order to find recovery.Addictions are NOT that simple and the only time i have seen someone do this and mean what they say,is being IN love and im affraid i dont get that from your post of things he has done.I could be wrong and its never bad to take a chance but i suggest being guarded over your self and heart during this time.Ill explain in detail what I have experienced with this (many times,which is sad >_<).

A fast increase in communication.and by any means,this includes finding it hard to escape their reach.at first this can be seen as flattering/cute.
fast acceptance/Agreeing to all and anything said or asked of them.words said,actions done to bring comfort and cause one to open up.
Attitude changes after the above.Increase in jealousy/rage toward everything else around you.aka compliments from others,anything they see as a threat to what is theirs.
After the above,they become more demanding on said person.Demanding certain things/people be ripped away,this normally leads to aggression when said person denies them.Causing them to *have the excuse to step in on their own and deal with it*.
If that is not dealt with asap then the personal *tho ill explain* blows begin.This is a type of love-hate relationship,they will do things to hurt you purposely,watch your reactions/how much you will take then try to *heal* the things you wont take but poke and prod the things you will.For example,lets say you wont take someone claiming *you use people* once they find this out,they will *regret ever saying it* and be *so sorry for it* but if you will take (and it does crush you) being seen as *worthless* then they will use this to keep you under toe.
The next vary's between the person being spoken of.some love to use your emotions to keep you under toe as well.After the above,IF you speak your opinion on how it makes you feel,then the guilt trips will begin.This is a way to push you back under the collar.Once this all continues,then the worst starts to take place.once they know your breaking points/limits/emotions then they have learned your entire being.
The next part is something i would encourage ANYONE to avoid and get out while you can.Depending on the type of person they are,this can start to lead into physical abuse,here also learning ones breaking points before hand.
In a nut shell,it ALWAYS starts with obsession and ends with brute force.A piece of property owned and ment to be controlled.So all i can tell you is,watch yourself.Im sorry if this post has discouraged anyone but i hope that it somehow helps with what to watch for.As i stated tho,this is what I have dealt with and seen in my life,everyone is different and why i said *depending* as it can adjust depending on the people involved.
All Thing's Come With A Price...
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Shakira

Are you a chick with a d#ck?Or are you a woman who doesn't have a vagina?There's a really big difference between the two.Heaps of guys are into the first option,very few are even aware the second exists.How do you see yourself?More importantly how do want someone you're in a relationship with to see you?
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DanicaCarin

Although there is nothing wrong with a guy who is attracted to Trans women, I spy a RED flag with the comments he made about "not being gay", "always curious about a dick", ect! Its always the guys who have a fantasy, and then get violent, when it doesn't feel "as sexy" after they finish. They tend to be the dudes who beat up the Trans girl cause they all of a sudden felt "tricked"!  ::)

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