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Started by peky, March 23, 2012, 08:56:49 AM

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Quote from: Brooke777 on March 31, 2013, 09:46:48 AM
One of my friend's son turned one so my son and I went to his birthday party. While the kids (this includes the men ;)) were playing the women were talking. The other mothers were talking about their pregnancies, and I was just listening in. One of the mothers turned towards me and asked if I had an easy pregnancy with my son. That was great!

Ha ha ha. Yes. It's great!

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Brooke777

Quote from: Beth Andrea on March 31, 2013, 12:06:49 PM
OMG, that is wonderful!  So...how was your "pregnancy"?  ;) (Seriously, how did you respond?)

I told her it was really difficult because my ex wife was such a pain.  ;D
She then asked if we went to a sperm bank. I told her that I made that contribution. She turned really red!! :laugh:
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Beth Andrea

Quote from: Brooke777 on March 31, 2013, 02:37:44 PM
I told her it was really difficult because my ex wife was such a pain.  ;D
She then asked if we went to a sperm bank. I told her that I made that contribution. She turned really red!! :laugh:

LOL!

Reminds me of a funny...

A woman enters an elevator, and there's a man in there. She says, "I'm going to the blood bank on the 5th floor, they pay $20 for a quart of blood!"

The man says, "I'm going to the sperm bank on the third floor, they pay $100 per donation."

A few weeks later, the man gets on the elevator and sees the woman again. He says, "Are you going to the blood bank again?" The woman shakes her head, points to her mouth, and says, "Mmmph mmph mmmph!"

...I think for most of us it is a futile effort to try and put this genie back in the bottle once she has tasted freedom...

--read in a Tessa James post 1/16/2017
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MiaOhMya!

That is too hilarious! Thank you bwhahha!! :laugh:
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MellowMoxxi

Quote from: Beth Andrea on March 31, 2013, 03:16:39 PM
LOL!

Reminds me of a funny...

A woman enters an elevator, and there's a man in there. She says, "I'm going to the blood bank on the 5th floor, they pay $20 for a quart of blood!"

The man says, "I'm going to the sperm bank on the third floor, they pay $100 per donation."

A few weeks later, the man gets on the elevator and sees the woman again. He says, "Are you going to the blood bank again?" The woman shakes her head, points to her mouth, and says, "Mmmph mmph mmmph!"

I wish I timed how long it took me to get that :-/

Hilarious, LOL!
each day stepping through :-X :) :D >:( :( ??? :-\ :'( :embarrassed: | maybe one day truly :D

I think I'm about to go for it. I did it.
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Tristan

Haha. Well Tessa that's a good indicator that you pass very well
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Brooke777

I went to a job interview today. It is for a management position where I will have to travel around the country and speak at conventions, and seminars. Well, the hiring manager said that this can be a tough business for a woman to gain respect in, and asked me in the 12 years I have been in this business, how have I handled not being respected because I am a woman? I think that means there is no thought in his mind that I am trans.
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Alainaluvsu

A fairly well known meme group (which I will not say for reasons to be said later in this post) organized a weekend long event here in town. Me and 3 trans friends went to see what it was about. When we first got there an older man with thinning hair walked up to us and greeted us. I noticed he was talking mainly to me. I shrugged him off as probably just another old guy or even a ->-bleeped-<- (I mean, I'm with 3 other trans women). But later on my friend pointed out "You know that guy that was hitting on you earlier? Well he's the owner of the website!" My jaw dropped, because the guy is a millionaire with LOTS to lose in popularity, if you get my drift.

A millionaire was interested in me in front of quite a few of his fans... imagine that!
To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are.



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Tristan

Quote from: Alainaluvsu on April 06, 2013, 04:12:10 AM
A fairly well known meme group (which I will not say for reasons to be said later in this post) organized a weekend long event here in town. Me and 3 trans friends went to see what it was about. When we first got there an older man with thinning hair walked up to us and greeted us. I noticed he was talking mainly to me. I shrugged him off as probably just another old guy or even a ->-bleeped-<- (I mean, I'm with 3 other trans women). But later on my friend pointed out "You know that guy that was hitting on you earlier? Well he's the owner of the website!" My jaw dropped, because the guy is a millionaire with LOTS to lose in popularity, if you get my drift.

A millionaire was interested in me in front of quite a few of his fans... imagine that!
wow that is amazing? you should go on one date with him just to see what its like to be with a rich guy haha
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Alainaluvsu

I'd be too scared of him clocking me and then he worry about if I'm going to blackmail him or something. I'm not like that, but I could see a famous guy thinking like that.
To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are.



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Tristan

i never thought about that but your very much right about that logic.
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Keaira

Thank you dear,
I had just gotten back from the unemployment office when it was taken a couple of weeks ago. If it hadn't been for my drivers licence not matching my social security card, it would have been a really peachy day. Still, I know I am seen as female there, I got called "Miss" by the receptionist when I was there yesterday. Lol.
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Alainaluvsu

Here's a subtle one... but I think it's pretty meaningful because it's the subtle body language / actions that make you know you pass.

Me and my roommate were talking on the phone, he was trying to get me to give him a ride somewhere when the call dropped. One of the last things he said was "We're going to a bar and they don't like girls there, especially girls like you because everybody else thinks you're a real girl." Well I went out and there was a guy standing there who my roommate was going to this bar with. After talking to him for a minute, he started to walk away. I was barefoot and I wasn't done talking to him, so I said "I'll follow you barefoot I don't care!!" His friend jumped in and said "Oh come on, don't make that girl walk like that barefoot!!"... I thanked him and shook his hand and he shook my hand very lightly like a man would shake any other girls hand.

He may or may not have caught that I'm trans by the phone calls, but usually my roommate mentions that he lives with a transsexual (well, two) when meeting somebody and bringing them over (which I kinda want him to do because I'm not so sure I pass 100% myself sometimes). However, I think his natural instinct when seeing me caused him to treat me like any other lady.

Subtle cues ;)
To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are.



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Alainaluvsu

To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are.



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Cindy

Two events in two days.

I was trying on a dress and the change room curtain was suddenly opened as I was standing in bra and knickers, and the lady said Oh I'm so sorry dear I've lost an ear ring in here a few minutes ago. So we had a look for it together. Me in my undies and all.

Booked in for a make over and the girl asked if I was a previous customer, I decided to say no, even though I had been there as a guy to be waxed. So she logged me onto the system and then said; 'Oh we had a guy from that address who used to be a customer, he must have moved.'

Heee Hee
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RachelH

On my last ship the third engineer who I was working with said his on-board girlfriend had just left.... and suggested how good "friends with benefits" was while giving me a cheeky and hopeful look!! God I wish I was post op at that moment, he was pretty hot, lol! Although he had also been asking me out for drinks aswell, and bless him, he was even a little awkward. Oh how I love my new life :)

One female passenger asking me if there was many other female engineers, and then saying good for me for flying the female flag! Then her husband saying that he normally doesn't kiss engineers goodbye, and gives me a hug and peck on the cheek!
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Brooke777

I was at my new job, and talking with a woman I had just met. We started talking about kids, and she asked me if I was planning on having any more.  I told her I would probably adopt. She then said "that is a good plan. Pregnancy is so hard on the body, and with how thin you are you would probably get huge stretch marks."  The fact that she thought I could get pregnant was an awesome feeling.
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Keaira

Nice passes there. ^_^

Yesterday, my Son was outside playing with a bunch of neighborhood kids. As I came downstairs, 2 little boys and their Father came walking up the sidewalk. The Father did not look happy. "Excuse me, Are you their Mom?" he said as he pointed to the group of kids playing. I was silent for a moment then he continued, "One of those kids was throwing rocks at my boy and hit him in the head." I was worried because as a child that has happened to me. Then a couple of the kids came over and explained what had really happened. Apparently one of the 2 boys had been picking on my Son. And my neighbor's Daughter had thrown gravel at them to protect my Son.

The Father yelled at his boys about lying and being a bully then turned to me and said, "I'm sorry Ma'am, this was all just a big misunderstanding and took his kids with him.

what worries me is I am beginning to see far too much of myself in my Son when I was his age. And I had a crappy childhood from all the bullying. I don't want that life from my son. :(
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suzifrommd

Quote from: Keaira on April 22, 2013, 10:16:56 PM
what worries me is I am beginning to see far too much of myself in my Son when I was his age. And I had a crappy childhood from all the bullying. I don't want that life from my son. :(

History is not destiny, Keaira.

Your son has the benefit of a parent who knows what it was like and understands what he's going through.

He's a lucky boy.
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