Couple stories -
One of my FB friends and I have a mutual friend from high school who is transsexual, The lady passes well, lives full time as a woman, etc...
Well the mutual friend is GG and is cool about stuff but refers to our friend as "he".
At school people seem cool about me, of course not being full time or passable enough, they do see I present as female but I am GM. Yet they are always calling me "sir" or "a man". Not in a rude way, or so the tone isn't rude or stressed, no "hello.. SIR!" type thing. I might as well dress like a GD hell's angel with a beard
Yes these things annoy the crap out of me. I don't say anything, but onto my questions -
Do people, even well-meaning people, do this as some kind of rejection or why do they do it? Say some TS passed perfectly as one can but someone knew of her TS status, would people still think of her as male?
People obsess over passing but I wonder if that would matter in the least once someone found out that a MTF TS was born male? Full timers, experience with this?
I guess we REALLy need another "passing" thread but this one is more about acceptance and just WHY people would think of a TS as male regardless of her passability and such. What if someone like say Cindy Crawford was TS, would she all the sudden become "he" in the eyes of the general public?
You get my point