16-11-2010, 08:32 PM
Hi Sarah,
I think being the loner is an inevitable part of being transexual; you simpy do not relate to the male pack, rather you loath it, and feel excluded from female company.
The good news is, that since coming out, the women, I know, have rallied around and really made me feel, one of them
The whole interaction is totaly different, I think, becaise I am no longer a potential threat.
Yerterday, I spoke to a friend [male] and he said that he had seen he a few times recently and had thought that I looked, as if a burden had been lifted from me. That is how I feel.
I too, cannot afford electrolysis, but have, nevertheless, come out, as my boob growth, gave me no choice. Having to shave and make up tewice a day, on some days, is a tiny price to pay, for, in the first time in my life, being me.
Power to you sister,
Chrissie
I think being the loner is an inevitable part of being transexual; you simpy do not relate to the male pack, rather you loath it, and feel excluded from female company.
The good news is, that since coming out, the women, I know, have rallied around and really made me feel, one of them
The whole interaction is totaly different, I think, becaise I am no longer a potential threat.Yerterday, I spoke to a friend [male] and he said that he had seen he a few times recently and had thought that I looked, as if a burden had been lifted from me. That is how I feel.
I too, cannot afford electrolysis, but have, nevertheless, come out, as my boob growth, gave me no choice. Having to shave and make up tewice a day, on some days, is a tiny price to pay, for, in the first time in my life, being me.
Power to you sister,
Chrissie