Stealth.  What's really frustrating to me is befriending females and having them wanting to hook up or offering other "services" and wanting to but not being able to for obvious reasons. 

wtf. 

I've been suffering from same ->-bleeped-<- for a while.. Pretty bad feeling when all your friends are hooking up with random girls and you can't explain why you are not doing this.
I ended up with befriending a girl over Facebook and not seeing her IRL for some time. It took about 6 moth for both of us to realize that we like each other so much and it turned into relationships.
I came out and she did accept me because she was in love.  And we are happily married now

Sorry that this is happening to you!

Hopefully over time it will ease up a bit or perhaps become more bearable. D:

Quote from: Myers on February 26, 2015, 09:26:50 PM
I've been suffering from same ->-bleeped-<- for a while.. Pretty bad feeling when all your friends are hooking up with random girls and you can't explain why you are not doing this.
I ended up with befriending a girl over Facebook and not seeing her IRL for some time. It took about 6 moth for both of us to realize that we like each other so much and it turned into relationships.
I came out and she did accept me because she was in love.  And we are happily married now

that's so awesome, man. congrats

Nobody else has experienced this?

Oh yeah. That was the main cause of my divorce. My ex decided that she wasn't comfortable being married to a transgender and made my life a living Hell for seven years. I haven't dated since and that was about 18 years ago.

There are women who will accept you, but you may have to go through some unsuccessful dates first. I may be wrong, but I think women are more apt to accept a transgender boyfriend or husband than men with a transgendered girlfriend or wife.

Keep in mind that cis guys get dumped too. Sometimes for having too small or too large penis. If you really want someone to share your life with, you've got to take chances.

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