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Started by suzifrommd, April 14, 2013, 04:11:25 PM

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suzifrommd

Is there anything you wouldn't do to pass?

I was with a bunch of transwomen last night and they were talking about how when they were in a toilet stall, they pointed their "stream" so that it didn't land in the water, because urine from a penis sounds different from urine from a natural female opening.

For me, if there's some woman who's going to listen to me pee and then hang around outside my stall to find out who I am, I'll deal with it then.

How about you? Anything you won't do?
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Nicolette

I've already passed...the rubicon in terms of having stuff chopped and changed. But I wouldn't lie to a partner about my history. I wouldn't do that.

I've always peed to the side for as along I can remember. I'm embarrassed about making sounds..
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Ms. OBrien CVT

I won't do two things: 1. Sex work.  2. Detransition.  I may be unemployed but I will not do ether of these.

If you are ever in a busy bathroom, that a minute to just listen.  Can you tell anything unusual?  Probably not and most people don't listen to hear someone else peeing.

  
It does not take courage or bravery to change your gender.  It takes fear of living one more day in the wrong one.~me
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Cindy

When I decide to do something I won't give up; don't know how to.

I won't abandon my wife - ever

There are four stalls in the ladies loo at work and there is usually more than one person having a pee at any given time and I have to admit I have never even thought about listening to anyone having a pee!!!! :laugh: sounds silly :laugh: sorry :laugh:
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Nero

Quote from: suzifrommd on April 14, 2013, 04:11:25 PM
Is there anything you wouldn't do to pass?

I was with a bunch of transwomen last night and they were talking about how when they were in a toilet stall, they pointed their "stream" so that it didn't land in the water, because urine from a penis sounds different from urine from a natural female opening.

For me, if there's some woman who's going to listen to me pee and then hang around outside my stall to find out who I am, I'll deal with it then.

How about you? Anything you won't do?

"I would do anything to pass, But I won't do THAT. Oh no I won't do that!"  :laugh:

I do something similar in that I don't use a stand-to-pee device. I have no problem going in the stall to sit in the men's room. I've never been questioned or had any issues. I also don't do anything to control my stream or the sound. I figure if a guy is listening and analyzing the sound of another guy's urine, he's got issues.

I also don't pack or put anything in my pants to create a bulge. To me, it's like false advertising.  :laugh:

I guess I'm a naturalist when it comes to genitals. This is the organ I have. This is what it does.

Another thing I won't do is touch someone intimately who does not know what I have down there. I won't touch a woman (or man) who doesn't wish ME to. So no strap-ons in the dark or anything like that for me.
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Shantel

Listening to someone pee sounds asinine to me. I have noted that men in the men's john occasionally make a big production out of taking a BM, lots of huffing, puffing and grunting which is not only disgusting but somewhat humorous and is a dead giveaway that there is some Neanderthal in the adjacent stall.
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WorkerBeast

Quote from: Ms. OBrien CVT on April 14, 2013, 05:17:55 PM
I won't do two things: 1. Sex work.  2. Detransition.  I may be unemployed but I will not do ether of these.

If you are ever in a busy bathroom, that a minute to just listen.  Can you tell anything unusual?  Probably not and most people don't listen to hear someone else peeing.
Indeed
As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live. – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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Ltl89

Hey, I will have you know that it is perfectly normal to listen to others in the bathroom.  I'm offended that anyone would suggest that there is something sick or stalker like about it.  And I thought this was an open community.  (Hoping that sarcasm translates over the internet,lol).

I wouldn't change my taste in music or love for video games.  Some say girls don't game or listen to prog, but I think that is an idiotic generalization.  Still, that is something that may make me appear less feminine that I wouldn't change.  Other than that, I would refuse to take a job to pay for transitioning if it made me feel that I had to sell out my personal morals.  I won't elaborate as a way to avoid political debate,lol. 

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Adam (birkin)

I won't use an STP either. I suffered too many tears and feelings of inadequacy after peeing all over myself and my clothes. I do get scared in the men's stalls, but not enough to risk wetting myself in public.

But one thing I unequivocally WON'T do is act like a jerk to pass as male. I've had countless people tell me to act aggressively or be rude, and I won't go there. I don't act like a polite Southern belle, lol, but I won't act like an ape to pass. Ever. I'd rather have people think of me as less of a man, because I know how it feels to be hurt by men who want to "establish" their manhood. Won't do it.
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Ms. OBrien CVT

There are Neanderthal men and then there are Southern Gentlemen.  The Southern Gentlemen can be tough, fearless and gentle.

  
It does not take courage or bravery to change your gender.  It takes fear of living one more day in the wrong one.~me
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Blaine

I won't change my personality to fit stereotypes. I don't care what anyone else says. I'm the one who has to stay awake at night thinking about how unhappy I am and how awful I feel for leading people to believe I'm someone else. I'm the one who has to live with my words and my decisions, not them.

I won't be pressured into bullying someone. I know how that feels and no one deserves to feel that way. I don't care if I'm one of The Guys or not. If I considered someone who acts like that a friend, I have some issues I should go work on over at the other table.

I also won't use an STP. With my inability to even do urine tests correctly... Not a good plan.  :)
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spacial

Quote from: Cindy James on April 14, 2013, 06:18:42 PM.

I won't abandon my wife - ever

This with a capital TH

Like Cindy, I'm one of the fortunate ones on this point. If my health had held I would have been doing quite a bit, especially now. In particular, I would have been seeking out, if not having had, bottom surgery. (The ugly bit. Not my bottom!)

I know exactly how my wife would react. It's really complicated and for those that know her and us, utterly predictable. Needless to say, it would be enormous fun and probably teach me and everyone else more than we realise!
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Amy The Bookworm

Strangely, this is easier for me to think of this, than what I will do (Something I'm trying hard not to think about so that when I finaly work up the nerve to talk to my wife about it, she will know I honestly want her to have a say in what happens). What I won't do is, pretty much what everyone else has said, really.

I won't compromise my morals. I won't try to be a different person (I'll still have the same likes and dislikes and personality, because my goal is to change my gender, not become someone different), compromise my morals, and I just can't bring myself to concider doing sex work.

That last one would make me personaly feel terrible, I think.
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Dovahkiin

I don't know what I won't do.. I mean, I bind unsafely (0/10 do not recommend!), I pack with whatever I've got available and if I had access to an stp I would use that (hurry up, September!) and other things. I have actually tried changing my personality and the way I act in public. I don't like doing it and I don't do it often but sometimes I'm desperate.

I think I wouldn't do anything that would hurt someone else. Like not telling them if we were gonna get intimate. At the moment I don't use the mens loos, out of fear because I know I don't pass usually. And I think I'll never give up my passion for working with kids, regardless that people think it's not manly. I know plenty of men who love working with kids and are great at it, like my old primary school teachers, the leader of the kid's group I help at, some of the people I work with, and my friend who's cis and who wants to be a primary teacher, like me.
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Edge

As others have said, I won't change my personality. For me, this means a few things. Along with keeping my likes and dislikes as they are, I'm also trying to bring my behaviour closer to what fits my personality whether people like it or not.
I also don't use and stp or packer. I am curious about using one, but I keep thinking if I had something in my pants that wasn't mine, it would just be a constant reminder that I don't have a real one.
I won't bind with ace bandages or any other unsafe way.
If I had a significant other, they'd know before dating me what equipment I have. Me, I refuse to date anyone who puts my junk at a higher priority than my mind and I'm not all that interested in that stuff anyway.
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Shantel

Quote from: Edge on April 15, 2013, 06:09:55 PM
As others have said, I won't change my personality. For me, this means a few things. Along with keeping my likes and dislikes as they are, I'm also trying to bring my behaviour closer to what fits my personality whether people like it or not.
I also don't use and stp or packer. I am curious about using one, but I keep thinking if I had something in my pants that wasn't mine, it would just be a constant reminder that I don't have a real one.
I won't bind with ace bandages or any other unsafe way.
If I had a significant other, they'd know before dating me what equipment I have. Me, I refuse to date anyone who puts my junk at a higher priority than my mind and I'm not all that interested in that stuff anyway.

Edge, you're got your head screwed on correctly, good for you. Sounds like you're getting pretty secure within your own persona!
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Erin Kay Howell

I am a firm believer of all or nothing. I dont think I would truly be happy with myself If I didnt commit to the full thing. *waves at the boys down there* Later you guys.
I know who I am, and no one is going to tell me otherwise anymore.



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aleon515

Quote from: suzifrommd on April 14, 2013, 04:11:25 PM
I was with a bunch of transwomen last night and they were talking about how when they were in a toilet stall, they pointed their "stream" so that it didn't land in the water, because urine from a penis sounds different from urine from a natural female opening.

How about you? Anything you won't do?

I have seen exactly the same stuff on the ftm list. Discussion about how your pee sounds with an STP vs regular. I don't think I'm going to worry about it. :)

I agree with Edge, I've seen guys who worry about being basically tough enough or male enough. I'll be who I am. If I'm the Alan Alda type, well mom would have liked that. She loved Alan Alda.


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StellaB

Is there anybody here who wants a list?

Seriously.. Where do people get this idea that we're all fitted with standard genitalia? The way I see it genitalia are as varied and individual as faces are.

Maybe it's just me, but generally I can think of more interesting things to think about than whether I pass and what random strangers in the street are going to think of me.
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