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male , female's and transsexual's
Here is a interesting question for you all. let's say you were born a boy would we still suffer with gender identity issues ? , example what if capt was a boy would you be a male to female ? and that goes for the rest of you too ?
had i been born a girl would i be a female to male ?
It seams to be our lot in life to go through this change no matter what
It does seam to be our lot in life to go through this change no matter what we do i think it's our destiny a predetermined course of events often held to be an irresistible power or agency. this is something in life we cannot change this was bound to happen so we can't seem to win what do you think ?
the no win scenario
i hope you don't mind me asking it's another one of my weird question but i think it is valid thank you
this is open to all
Shelly Preston
03-10-2007, 02:36 PM
Hi MJ
Ok i think you may be right in what you are asking but would society be the same I doubt it
for example I am mtf born male and for this question lets say 60% male 40% female
So if im born female but 60% male that would make me ftm
But if everyone is born the opposite gender the the scenario can not apply
ps you have too much time on your hands :tongueout
Kieron Andrew
03-10-2007, 02:43 PM
ps you have too much time on your hands :tongueout
i totally agree :heehee:
there is no given proof that if i was actually born GM that i would be mtf.......and the odds against it happening would probably be low
Dasein9
03-10-2007, 03:11 PM
I really don't know. Even though I'm a guy, there are still some feminine things about me. I often wonder whether I'd be gender divergent if I'd been born in a different culture too. But then, I wouldn't be me, so the question's difficult to even pose.
Kate Simmons
03-10-2007, 04:37 PM
Heh, heh, no doubt in my mind I would always be the same no matter what sex I was born. I would always be a tomboy regardless. Sorta like Belanna Torres on Voyager.:happy:
Sierra Evon
03-10-2007, 04:51 PM
I think that, that about sums it up for me to , I just know that I identify with and aligne with being female , alot more than my male side 70% female 30% male !!!!!! TG MTF :happy:
Oh, I think the question's extreamly valid. I'm pretty sure I fall somewhere inbetwean male and femal on the gender scale, but definatly leaning hevally twards male. Enough that I can identfy as a femail to male transexual. But I also think that where I born male, I wouldn't conform as steryotipical man genderwise.
I wont go into my reasoning and the tangled rute of thought that led me to this conclusion (I'd be here all night if I did), but to clasify myself as exactly as I could, right now I'm thinking male to femail crossdresser in a femail body. Stres male. I have no issues with womens clothing (nickers and bras aside. Seriasly, whoever invented the bra should diy) just with my femail body and being seen as a woman. I'm so going back to heels after I transition...
Hi MJ
Ok i think you may be right in what you are asking but would society be the same I doubt it
for example I am mtf born male and for this question lets say 60% male 40% female
So if im born female but 60% male that would make me ftm
But if everyone is born the opposite gender the the scenario can not apply
ps you have too much time on your hands :tongueout
thanks Shelly lol you are right i am off for the weekend and just lazing around until 6:00 then i am heading out for some fun :D
But if everyone is born the opposite gender the the scenario can not apply
hmm you have a good point let me think on it
thank you for bursting my bubble :p
btmgrl6
03-10-2007, 06:07 PM
A real poser. I am still trying to figure out how I was born a girl in a boy's body.......Stuff like this is going to put my little brain into:heehee: overload
CaptLex
03-10-2007, 06:27 PM
I would always be a tomboy regardless. Sorta like Belanna Torres on Voyager.:happy:
Watch out for that Klingon temper, Salandra! :heehee:
I tend to think that if I were born male, I would still be a girly boy. And I know (don't ask me how, but I know) I would still be a gay boy. :D
happyfish
03-10-2007, 07:57 PM
I think I'd be a mtf if I were born a guy. It's hard to tell because I'd have been raised completely differently as a male than I was as a female. But I highly doubt I'd be the complete stereotypical guy. Definately be feminine, and I'd probably be gay.
bi_weird
03-10-2007, 09:11 PM
Oh I'd probably still have gender issues. I'm just doomed to that one. I met a guy this weekend who wears the same thing everyday, and I was so jealous. I'm to the point now where everyday I have to chose not what to wear, but what gender to present as, or to be andro. It's suddenly a much bigger choice, 'cause I want to be seen as both... *laughs* I'm going to end up wearing my pjs and not making a choice at some point here.
So yes, I'd still be trans. Trans what I don't know, but I don't know now either. We'll stick with 'confused'.
How much of gender preference is genetic and how much is upbringing?? And how much of upbringing is based on birth gender?? Big questions, few answers. Can't we just be happy being who we are? To hell with society just enjoy.
Felix
03-11-2007, 06:57 AM
I think if I'd been born a GM I may have had some feminine tendencies but would have been attracted to women all the same because I have such a strong attraction to women and always have had so no question there lol xx Felix :hugs:
Tristan
03-11-2007, 08:53 AM
I don't think I'd have the gender issues I have now if I had been born a boy, but being gay I'm allowed to have a bit of a fem side anyway.
Evert
03-11-2007, 09:34 AM
I wouldn't be mtf I guess.. just an queer straight guy. :heehee:
Jennaie
03-11-2007, 11:41 AM
I believe that you may very well be on track as far as the "thinking this through" is concerned. However, I think that females have a much wider latitude to work with expressing themselves within their gender. Females can be very fem, neutral or tomboyish and still be acceptable females. They can be athletic, sports minded, enjoy hunting or they can be the pageant queen, painted toenails, etc.
Males seem to live under much tighter constraints. Remove those constraints (widen the latitude of expression for men) and perhaps you would find the percentage of crossdressers among males lessen dramatically.
A woman can say to you, "I'm not the girly type, I don't like to wear heels, go shopping, see chick flicks... I like to play basketball, backpack and windsurf".
She gets a response that is accepting of her preferences.
A man can say to you, "I'm not the manly type, I don't like sports, outdoor activities or action movies. I would rather stay at home and cook a nice meal or watch a heartwarming movie (chickflick)". He gets a look like (what planet are you from) or even a joke that implies he is gay or should have been born a woman.
Just a thought
I wouldn't be mtf I guess.. just an queer straight guy. :heehee:
Me too. :happy:
thank you for your replies but i still stick buy what i said if this "Trans gender " thing happens in the womb then no matter what we came in the world as we Still would want to change to the opposite gender ?
just my :2c: worth
jsoto81
03-12-2007, 11:18 PM
i didn't get a chance to read all the posts above, and I apologies but I wanted to write this down before I forgot it. But in the womb at the very beginning, we're all female. So if you think about you MtF are just going back to what you were originally born into.
ZenFrost
03-13-2007, 12:40 AM
Well, I can't say for certain because I wasn't born male. But I think that I'd be content to just be what I was. I would however, still be just as computer nerdy as I am (which is not exactly uber masculine).
joanlynn28
03-13-2007, 12:57 AM
Marrisa the only one that suggested this to me was some chirstian based therapist I saw only one time only. He told me that I basically hated myself and that if I was born female that I would want to be male. FYI that guy is totally wrong about me, I am happy to be female and am finally able to make that correction from my detour on life's road. Finally everything feels natural as it should have been from the beginning of my life. Just took 35 years of my life to reach that conclusion. Yeah I'm a girl and I love it.
pocoyo
03-13-2007, 01:23 PM
male , female's and transsexual's
Here is a interesting question for you all. let's say you were born a boy would we still suffer with gender identity issues ? , example what if capt was a boy would you be a male to female ? and that goes for the rest of you too ?
had i been born a girl would i be a female to male ?
It seams to be our lot in life to go through this change no matter what
It does seam to be our lot in life to go through this change no matter what we do i think it's our destiny a predetermined course of events often held to be an irresistible power or agency. this is something in life we cannot change this was bound to happen so we can't seem to win what do you think ?
the no win scenario
i hope you don't mind me asking it's another one of my weird question but i think it is valid thank you
this is open to all
Well you know how I often describe myself as a boy... who likes to occasionally crossdress as a girl/wear feminine clothing?
I think I would still pretty much be that if I'd been born male.
Especially as I am a rock (music) person and that sort of thing is pretty acceptable in my circle.
Yeah if I transitioned and had a male body now I would so appreciate it... but I think if I'd been born male I would be comfortable with and enjoy my body also.
I guess the innate me... is a boy, with occasional feminine tendancies, whatever sex my body is.
Evert
03-14-2007, 04:20 AM
Especially as I am a rock (music) person and that sort of thing is pretty acceptable in my circle.
I'm in the 'Gothic circle' and well, a guy wearing a skirt and make-up is not just accepted. They are normal. :D :thumbsup:
Like him:
http://www.dracinabox.com/cybpanskt.jpg
kerrianna
03-14-2007, 04:40 AM
Cool pic Evert. I like the way his hand is too. :thumbsup: :hugs:
Evert
03-14-2007, 04:42 AM
Cool pic Evert. I like the way his hand is too. :thumbsup: :hugs:
His left, his right, or both his hands? :heehee:
Amy Randal
03-14-2007, 09:35 AM
Is anyone else been in closet for many years and keep dressing when alone?
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