Quote from: Janae on November 08, 2013, 04:14:14 AM
You need to tell him sooner than latter. If not you'll end up getting hurt once feelings start to set in, and he'll be angry you didn't tell him sooner the longer you wait.
If you feel comfortable telling him in person do it somewhere in public like a coffee shop or somewhere where there's people. If not do it through text or over the phone. Also you need to apologize for not telling him before things got physical.
I understand as I've been this situation to many times to count. For future reference don't ever kiss a guy who doesn't know. He'll only be mad and claim you tired to trick him, something we're stereotyped for a lot. Telling him put's you in a position where he's allowed to take things further knowing what he's getting. You don't want to get hurt or worse once he figures things out, and trust me they sometimes do.
3 years ago if I would of read the same thing I wrote but from someone else I would of said this is something that shouldn't be done to another person. In many ways I still feel like this...the only difference is that during my transition I somehow became a women!! Yes this was my intention

but being a women and being transgendered is much different!
The thing is I am a woman all the way up to the time until any type of personal contact is to be involved. It was never my intention to kiss someone ....especially on the first date...but what am I suppose to do!! tell him...."Oh wait before you may want to kiss me I need to tell you something" on my other prior date I feared he may want a kiss after and avoided it...but he didn't even try anyways. With this man...it was like something out of a movie, he hugged me goodnight...looked at me and just headed right in!!!
Telling me to never kiss a guy that doesn't know my prior history is BS!! even though my intentions are to follow that, if I am going to do that I guess I would need to tell a guy before the first date or at least at the end of the first date. This is one reason I have decided to just forget about being with someone.
I have only just began to feel more secure that I can be attractive to men and men have been flirting and wanting to know me more...I decided that I would accept this attention....only to bring me more problems in my life. I wrote my original post in hopes to get some actual hands on experience. I already knew what many of the opinions others had as well as even my own. What's different from my own opinion (pre transition) and others is the fact that becoming a women and being fully accepted as one by all people including men is something entirely different than transitioning into one!!
It just sucks!!! I am a woman but apparently I need to tell anyone that I may have more contact with that I'm really not one!!!