Are there many people changing from their gender at birth among your acquaintances?

All things that can be addressed without growing and then removing tits, and castrating yourself.

You are okay how you are. In the body you have.

I truly and honestly hope that one day you realize this and that you find help from someone who can assist you in getting there.

Yeah, FWIW, I think that now is too late for me to get castrated and to undergo female puberty. The damage has already been done. I do want facial and full-body laser hair removal and possibly electrolysis, though. Once I can actually afford this, that is.
 
I know someone(university classmate) who decided to become a woman, but changed his mind halfway through, so he became a slightly feminine guy with tits(the last I heard of him). Don't have contact with him anymore(some acquaintances of mine still do).

Don't know anyone younger, but then, most of my friends' children aren't teenagers yet.

Your friend can identity as non-binary. :) BTW, out of curiosity--are they white?

I wonder if he can date any lesbians--would they be interested due to the tits?
 
Yeah, FWIW, I think that now is too late for me to get castrated and to undergo female puberty. The damage has already been done. I do want facial and full-body laser hair removal and possibly electrolysis, though. Once I can actually afford this, that is.
It's not damage, my friend. It's natural, and it's okay.

But I'm not a therapist, so I'm going to leave it there, along with another reassurance that I do honestly hope you find peace and comfort in your own body.
 
It's not damage, my friend. It's natural, and it's okay.

But I'm not a therapist, so I'm going to leave it there, along with another reassurance that I do honestly hope you find peace and comfort in your own body.

But I personally want to look like the woman on the right:

GettyImages-542710255-57c702bd5f9b5829f4366d7f.jpg


But also with a dick and with no breasts and with no arm hair either. I also hate being fat. :( I weigh around 210 pounds and am exactly six feet tall.
 
But I personally want to look like the woman on the right:

GettyImages-542710255-57c702bd5f9b5829f4366d7f.jpg


But also with a dick and with no breasts and with no arm hair either. I also hate being fat. :( I weigh around 210 pounds and am exactly six feet tall.
I want to look like Ryan Gosling.

But I am who I am. And I look how I look. I have to accept that.

And you can do something about being fat any time. Just takes a lot of discipline.
 
I am taking topiramate to reduce my hunger. It actually does work to some extent, thankfully. :)
Good luck with that and keep it up.

I've lost 90 pounds through calorie tracking and exercise.

It takes a huge amount of discipline, but it can be done.

It's taken like 5 years, and I have had some setbacks and reversals, but I always get my shit together and get back on track.
 
Good luck with that and keep it up.

I've lost 90 pounds through calorie tracking and exercise.

It takes a huge amount of discipline, but it can be done.

It's taken like 5 years, and I have had some setbacks and reversals, but I always get my shit together and get back on track.

I'd love to discuss this more but we're getting off-topic. :) You can PM me if you want.
 
Nobody among my acquaintances. I've had one customer in my lifetime at retail who was an old man who crossdressed and had breasts, but I suspect they were just padding.

So, the inclusion of a Y chromosome = male?
We define humans as bipeds with bilateral symmetry. About 1 in 1,900 humans are missing a limb from birth and more will lose a limb to an accident or attack, but we don't redefine humanity for them.
 
Females don't have Y chromosomes lol. Unless they're trans women.
Like I said mutations happen all the time.

Here is a personal example. I have extremely thick bones and a pronounced coat of Body hair. I literally have usual dormant genes that date back to Large ground dwelling Apes active in my body. And I am not kidding. But does that make me and Early Anthropoid. No it does not. It is just a mutation I have. I am still very much Homo Sapien Sapien.
 
Well, I liked my body before puberty (other than a few moles in the wrong places which I subsequently got surgically removed). Not so much after puberty. I like the tall height and the wood, but not much else, to be honest. Not the body hair, not the facial hair, not the excessive facial masculinization, and not the male pattern baldness!
You think I like my male pattern baldness, having to shave every morning and so on? It’s irritating to be sure but one has to live with it. Or in my case shave off my head-hair to knock one of those off the list and look better.
 
None. Never met one. Have met LGB's of various varieties but no T's (no idea what a Q or + is, and no, not terribly interested in learning, thank you). At this point convinced that the number of people who actually want to mutilate themselves in this manner is at most a rounding error. I think the idea of doing this to anyone under the age of 21 is completely insane. If they're not mature enough to drink, they're definitely not mature enough to make the decision to mutilate and irreversibly sterilize themselves. If someone over the age of 21 wants to do that to themselves, fine. I think it is (literally) self-destructive delusional insanity, but I've got the same opinion about a lot of things people get up to - as long as they're mature enough to comprehend and accept their consequences of their stupid-crazy, whatever they inflict upon themselves, or pay someone to inflict upon them is their problem.
 
Anyways to answer the OP, I have met several. My best friend the last decade or so is a lesbian, and as a result I have met through her, a wide variety of the LGBT community.

They can be pretty diverse. By that I mean I have met some who were very kind, friendly and funny, and I have met some who are ultra cunts like you usually see on the internet.

I work with one now. Its some dude who wants to be a girl and has gotten the surgeries. He's actually really nice and extremely funny.

I'll respect gender preferences as long as it's not a made up gender. So even though he is really a man and always will be, I call him by the female pronouns and use his female name.

Plus it helps to not rock the boat too much. I need the job, and they treat me very well there.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top