View Full Version : allot of you would be happy to wake up as a GG or GM for the FTM...yes ??
jessica duprea
05-26-2006, 07:42 PM
and allot of you stated you would wish to be girls in the three wish thread, and allot stated you would get major surgeries if money was no option, to include SRS.
Are these not the desires of transsexuals?
I know I would change my sex in a heartbeat and have wanted to do so ever since I was little and more so when I reached puberty.
Jennaie
05-26-2006, 07:49 PM
And I thought I was the only one that noticed. :happy:
Actually, I think the difference for me is that I would have rather been born female. That does not mean that I am willing to go the srs route. If I had my choice, I would prefer to be female.
When someone submits a thread that states, " what if you woke-up female", I think that many here would be very happy to wake up female. They would love to have been female, but they are not and so choose to remain with the body that they were born with.
The more I embrace Jennaie, the more I realize who I am and why I think the way I do. This is just my 2 cents, but I realize that I will never be female, not the female I want to be, genetic. So I will freely admit that I am in fact transexual, but I choose to remain male, at least on the outside.
barb M
05-26-2006, 07:54 PM
I would without a second thought. That "package" between my legs is always in the way.
Priss
05-26-2006, 07:58 PM
Ah, yes... But then you're delving into the very definition of what is a transsexual... It seems that even those who don't want such things for some reason still desire to be considered one. :evil:
Kristen Kelly
05-26-2006, 08:02 PM
Wishing and doing are two different things!
Teresa Amina
05-26-2006, 08:58 PM
The line between TG and TS seems to be where wishing is enough. A TS feels compelled to do something while a TG can live with just dreaming about it.
Butterfly Bill
05-26-2006, 10:43 PM
No, I like being able to pee standing up.
CharlaineCadence
05-26-2006, 10:58 PM
I do not want to just wake up as a genitic woman. I want to have been born one.
waking up as a genitic women doesn't mean I am or was one. ok yes my mine matches my body but i still have missed out on everything up untill now.
It means feeling normale my whole life and me not being afraid to be myself. Without fear of being judged.
It means missing out on personl girlly time with mom,friends,
it means still haveing no clue about cycles, and other female helth issues.
it mean missing out on the father daughter dance in school, the j-prom and the s-prom,
It means missing out on everything from growing up as a woman. the paines, joys, and loves. and i'm sorry but no wish could ever make that happen.
As I can not change the past... I wish only that my transition be safe and that I am able to live my new life as safly and joyfully as it has mostly been. Even in the ups and the downs I am happy. I am a transsexual and happy.
Robyn2006
05-26-2006, 11:04 PM
I'd become a woman in the blink of an eye, never doubting my desire for a moment!!!! I can only feel the world turning when my fem self!
xxxooo,
Robyn
btmgrl6
05-26-2006, 11:08 PM
I am with you!
Steph
Marlena Dahlstrom
05-26-2006, 11:29 PM
Nope. If I could change my body for a few days that would be fun, but I've got no desire for a permanent change.
Khriss
05-26-2006, 11:39 PM
... my sense of reality seems to overpower my fantasies..
while real boobies of my own (a nice pair!) would be lots of fun to play with !...bummer....:eek: :D xx"K" reality kicks in again !?
Bridget
05-27-2006, 01:51 PM
I don't really feel strongly towards any one gender; I would rather be able to transfer back and forth, and even be in between. I would like to be with a girl...as a girl...but with male equipment in that one single region. Perhaps it's just me.
Kristen Kelly
05-27-2006, 02:09 PM
I do not want to just wake up as a genitic woman. I want to have been born one.
waking up as a genitic women doesn't mean I am or was one. ok yes my mine matches my body but i still have missed out on everything up untill now.
It means feeling normale my whole life and me not being afraid to be myself. Without fear of being judged.
It means missing out on personl girlly time with mom,friends,
it means still haveing no clue about cycles, and other female helth issues.
it mean missing out on the father daughter dance in school, the j-prom and the s-prom,
It means missing out on everything from growing up as a woman. the paines, joys, and loves. and i'm sorry but no wish could ever make that happen.
We can't change history, but we can change our future, and I'm living mine to the fullest, as a womam as much as time and family allow.
Sam-antha
05-27-2006, 02:13 PM
Time was when I would have loved to wake female. Now there is the sobering thought that I might wake up with a shape that was hardly dreamlike. As I am, I can change a bit.
~Samm
RikkiOfLA
05-27-2006, 02:20 PM
I don't really feel strongly towards any one gender; I would rather be able to transfer back and forth, and even be in between. I would like to be with a girl...as a girl...but with male equipment in that one single region. Perhaps it's just me.
Me too, Bridget. I ask myself sometimes, what gender am I? And there's no clear, binary answer. And the truth is, I like being exactly what and who I am. (Oh, don't get me wrong--I'd love to be thinner, richer, younger, and better educated.) But heterosexual male in bed, presenting female to the world works just fine for me.
Rikki
CaptLex
05-27-2006, 02:21 PM
The line between TG and TS seems to be where wishing is enough. A TS feels compelled to do something while a TG can live with just dreaming about it.
I think this sums it up perfectly. For me, waking up in a different body would be like Christmas. It would be great not to have to undergo surgeries, great pain and expense, hormonal fluctuations, etc. Just instant change! :alien:
Julie Avery
05-27-2006, 02:28 PM
That's what the rum's for ;)
~Dee~
05-27-2006, 02:31 PM
Are these not the desires of transsexuals?
i sure hope so, or im doing something terribly wrong. :D
im TS, ive known something was wrong when i was waaay little .. but to be honest, looking at other peoples responses i cant say if id take the same route.
i like the idea of waking up female .. id take it in an instant, cause that still meant that i could be me .. still have the life i live and all the good things in it.
i dont know if id really wish to go back and be born female .. cause that would be throwing this whole life away. ive had some very rough spots in my life, but these things happen and those were the parts that shaped who i am. being female at birth would make things a lot easier mentally, but i dont know if you could really say that "I" would be born female .. id be someone else totally then.
i dont know .. maybe im splitting hairs now. but these are my thoughts anyhow. :D
CassieW
05-27-2006, 03:10 PM
Nope. If I could change my body for a few days that would be fun, but I've got no desire for a permanent change.
I would change the fact that I need help to fill my bras.
huggs
Cassie:)
Kate Simmons
05-27-2006, 04:08 PM
I'd be comfortable with myself regardless of how I woke up. I'm still the same person inside anyway. Ericka
Joy Carter
05-28-2006, 11:15 PM
[QUOTE=jessica duprea]
Are these not the desires of transsexuals?
And Yer Point Is ? :phbbt: LOL:D
Lilith Moon
05-29-2006, 06:40 AM
and allot of you stated you would wish to be girls in the three wish thread, and allot stated you would get major surgeries if money was no option, to include SRS.
Are these not the desires of transsexuals?
I know I would change my sex in a heartbeat and have wanted to do so ever since I was little and more so when I reached puberty.
I think your question is an example of what is known in debating circles as the "False dilemma logical fallacy"
It is not a case of either transsexual or not. We humans are much more complex than that. Granted, some people have always known that they are "in the wrong body" and will stop at nothing to get this fixed as far as medical science can take them. But there are shades of gray. For example, some of use realize later in life that we need to be on the other side of a perceived gender divide. Some will go for it, others will settle for crossdressing out of concern/love for family, or for other reasons, despite having the "wrong body" conviction.
I'm not implying that all crossdressers are wanabee transsexuals here, by the way. Many (most?) have no desire or plans for srs. But I know that some do and will therefore give the answers we saw in the "Three wishes" thread.
older not wiser
05-29-2006, 06:52 AM
I'm w/the other girls that would change in a heartbeat!! For me Barb M siad it best!!!
Love BonnieAnne
Kieron Andrew
05-29-2006, 07:12 AM
Wake up as a guy? All hairy, smelly, probably with a hard on, and a need to shave?
HELL YES.
ohhhhh that would be heaven!!!!
Harriet
05-29-2006, 08:22 AM
Waking up as a woman would be the greatest satisfaction I can image. Being able to be accepted as a woman is my greatest desire.
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