Quote from: gravitysrainbow on August 20, 2008, 06:33:55 PM
Oh, and the "I don't mind women, I'm just not one" explanation is the exact one I've loved for quite a while. As for femininity, I have no problem with displaying a bit of it.

Yeah, I like that one too...I'm sure that wherever I wind up, I'll be considered femmy in some ways, even if I'm a full-blown guy by then. And that's okay, that's just my heritage and self. I'm so glad that trans people aren't forced anymore to throw off every vestige of their birth sex to attain their target sex...I mean, my partner is kinda femmy in some ways, and he's a "real" man. I like that about him. Sometimes I wish he were femmier!

Would having been on both bodies have anything to do with having a more open sexuality?  I mean, would having once been a female then being a male change your outlook on things?  You know what both worlds and bodies have to offer soo...  Lol, not sure if that made any sence.

And ->-bleeped-<-boy I was using an Aloe Vera gel for shaving before I started using just plain old shaving cream out of a can.  The Aloe Vera got expensive especially since I'm the barber of the family and I shave my dad and my brother in-law whenever they want, not to mention myself, so I had to switch.  For about a week I used the soap that came with my shaving set, but its really nice stuff I wouldn't use daily.

Scotty if you are interested I am probably going to be making a new batch of shaving soap shortly, I can send you some if you would like. I am also due to make more general soap as well but I am itching to try a new recipe that has been dancing in my head for a while. Stay away from goop in a can even your general shaving soap from the store is better. If you try a few drops of oil after you step out of the shower and before you lather up, the cheaper soaps can seem a lot better.

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Mister, I agree 100% with you nice way to put it! Camden