Many questions have been posted ...
Would you transition if you had the $?
Who of you would want your Masculinity back?
For me I would just go with the flow and enjoy being female. LOL
Many questions have been posted ...
Would you transition if you had the $?
Who of you would want your Masculinity back?
For me I would just go with the flow and enjoy being female. LOL
Last edited by prene; 10-16-2011 at 02:43 AM. Reason: spelling
Hard to know the answer to that one. But I think I would have been a very happy woman, with no thoughs of becoming male.
To answer your question, no. That's what I actually did, I transitioned to be female and I'm all very happy with it.
I started like all the ladies here, wearing their mom or sister's clothes when they were kids. Then I just realized that I'm born in the wrong body. I'm very lucky that my parents accepted my condition and had full support. I finally transitioned when I was 23. I'm very happy with who I am right now.
Now that I'm female, I wouldn't consider to be male anymore.
No, I would not.
My strategy in life is to find a way to work around obstacles in my way, instead of trying to bulldoze my way through them, or try and change them. I have been able to successfully achieve whatever my goals happened to be so far, using that technique.
So, if I was born a woman, man, or something else...I would always find a way to get whatever I wanted, with what I had to work with.
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Not sure what you are asking but if you are a full spectrum person, it really doesn't matter that much.
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Hi,
Well im different so here goes would i wont to be a male a real one that is no.
okay i'll ask this then would i wont to be a female a real one , well no. because.
im both & i dont really know what its like to be ether i was born different. yes i know sort of in the middle yet more female in some ways & more male in others ,
I miss not haveing my womb so i could have had children yet i really cant answer that ? because im really happy being the way i am..
Like i said im different so thats it really. simple , proberly not ,
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In a word.......nope!
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I've often thought that, while I'm OK with being male, I'd have been ok with being female as well.
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Like Josie, I could be either I think, but for me, I would like to have been one or the other, this caught in the middle business has just been to complicated.
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No... I would be a lipstick lesbian with a bit of a tomboy side.
In order of appearance...
NO
Yes
NO Way
I don't wear women's clothes, I wear MY clothes !
I don't have a clue. I still don't understand what's going on in my world as it has been given to me. To flip everything around, genderwise, would require way too many assumptions and I dont' know where to start.
Sarah
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I think that the answer would be very likely be no. As a female I would be free (and, in fact, encouraged by modern society) to express my masculine side whenever I so desired.
Now, I realize that some females wish to have a deeper expression of masculinity, hence our FTM brothers, but I don't feel as though I, personally, would sense that need.
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i probably would turn butch with my current state of mind.
Assuming my mind is the same, I could easily live being a woman, but I have the feeling that my masculine side would want some attention as well!
(and I say that having just transformed to Tina, wearing my fav outfit! Hard to think about transforming back at this moment!!!)
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I could be wrong, but I think the intent was to find out from CDs how attached we are to our male side.
To answer the question more generally, I would not undergo transition in either case. I don't like pills and the idea of surgery makes me squeamish. Especially down there.
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Impossible to answer...but if I base it on how I approach things now.....I go with the flow on most things. I usually find a way to enjoy the things I am delt. I also don't like spending money when it comes to the medical institutions unless I absolutely have to. I DO NOT like going under the knife. By the time i was legal to have a sex change anyways...I would be too attached to what I had. I would need to make the choice before being born.......if that was possible... LOL
So I like dressing like girl. BIG DEAL!
If I were born female I would be a different person so it is impossible to know. You know all of my experiences leading up to this moment left me the way I am and those experiences would be entirely different if I was born a woman.
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. Mark Twain
if they are so attracted to their male side... why emulate a female? Just seemed like an odd question to me. A lot of cder's say that they would jump at the chance to be a woman.. even for a short time. With that kind of mind set... why on earth would they get their wish and then transition back to being a man?