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Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx |
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"Perhaps they are proud of their transition? Why should they hide it?u totally ddidn't read properly did u
What have I misunderstood exactly?  "
I understand it the exact same way, why should they hide it? |
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"Perhaps they are proud of their transition? Why should they hide it?u totally ddidn't read properly did u
What have I misunderstood exactly? "
I'm asking because I'm curious. If u r in the wrong body and u change making ur life as it should be then y tell. I'm curious as to is it that they feel they have to? If it's being proud then my question is answer. Id hate to think it's because they feel they have to.. |
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"Perhaps they are proud of their transition? Why should they hide it?u totally ddidn't read properly did u
What have I misunderstood exactly? I'm asking because I'm curious. If u r in the wrong body and u change making ur life as it should be then y tell. I'm curious as to is it that they feel they have to? If it's being proud then my question is answer. Id hate to think it's because they feel they have to.."
Still not sure what I misunderstood about your OP.
My guess is that it's different for each individual. My hope is that those who are open about it are so because they have no reason not to be. |
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"Perhaps they are proud of their transition? Why should they hide it?u totally ddidn't read properly did u
What have I misunderstood exactly? I'm asking because I'm curious. If u r in the wrong body and u change making ur life as it should be then y tell. I'm curious as to is it that they feel they have to? If it's being proud then my question is answer. Id hate to think it's because they feel they have to.."
Growing up in the wrong body is horrible and traumatic and something ALOT of trans people can't deal with. Alongside with dealing with an identity crisis majority of them have to deal with suicide/self harm/bullying/having their families disowned them and even being killed - just because they are trans.
Going through a transition is a big deal and takes a very very very strong person to make it to end of the journey. Something possibly you nor I would even be able to fathom.
If they want to be proud and scream it from the rooftops they can because it's a big deal
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"Perhaps they are proud of their transition? Why should they hide it?u totally ddidn't read properly did u
What have I misunderstood exactly? I'm asking because I'm curious. If u r in the wrong body and u change making ur life as it should be then y tell. I'm curious as to is it that they feel they have to? If it's being proud then my question is answer. Id hate to think it's because they feel they have to..
Growing up in the wrong body is horrible and traumatic and something ALOT of trans people can't deal with. Alongside with dealing with an identity crisis majority of them have to deal with suicide/self harm/bullying/having their families disowned them and even being killed - just because they are trans.
Going through a transition is a big deal and takes a very very very strong person to make it to end of the journey. Something possibly you nor I would even be able to fathom.
If they want to be proud and scream it from the rooftops they can because it's a big deal
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I can't imagine someone strong enough to have transitioned could be pressured into displaying that information did they not want to...
Not really sure why it's an issue tbh  |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx"
I can see where you're coming from. If you feel that you're a woman in a boys body. Then you fully transition so that your body is now a woman too. Surely you are then a woman. So why still identify as trans. Obviously we need the opinions of those who have transitioned. |
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I do find this place inconsistent at times.
Married people are expected to have their marital status on their profile to allow people to make an informed choice to meet. Single blokes had better explain why they can't accommodate in foot high capitals and notorized, all in the name of honesty but people who transitioned don't have to inform playmates.
Right...gotcha! |
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"I do find this place inconsistent at times.
Married people are expected to have their marital status on their profile to allow people to make an informed choice to meet. Single blokes had better explain why they can't accommodate in foot high capitals and notorized, all in the name of honesty but people who transitioned don't have to inform playmates.
Right...gotcha! "
Also agreed, not every man will like the idea of playing with a trans woman so why not let them make an informed choice instead of hiding it from them |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
I can see where you're coming from. If you feel that you're a woman in a boys body. Then you fully transition so that your body is now a woman too. Surely you are then a woman. So why still identify as trans. Obviously we need the opinions of those who have transitioned. "
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx"
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant. |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant."
Having met a post-op TS for a social and sexual meet, I can concur that it was much better knowing beforehand. Our conversation was natural as a consequence. If I had met her without knowing, I would have had a number of surprises that could have made what was a very enjoyable meet more awkward. Especially as it was 17 years ago and my awareness of transgender women was pretty much non-existent until we got chatting online. |
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but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
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You may be surprised at the skill and artistry of some surgeons. |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant."
but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx |
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
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look at T's hot pics and u will see |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx"
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man? |
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
look at T's hot pics and u will see"
I'm talking about full T's! !!!! Ud never know |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?"
who are u asking |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking "
I’m asking you. |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.
Having met a post-op TS for a social and sexual meet, I can concur that it was much better knowing beforehand. Our conversation was natural as a consequence. If I had met her without knowing, I would have had a number of surprises that could have made what was a very enjoyable meet more awkward. Especially as it was 17 years ago and my awareness of transgender women was pretty much non-existent until we got chatting online."
u said u was 17 then. We come along way in medical in 30 years |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you."
sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.
Having met a post-op TS for a social and sexual meet, I can concur that it was much better knowing beforehand. Our conversation was natural as a consequence. If I had met her without knowing, I would have had a number of surprises that could have made what was a very enjoyable meet more awkward. Especially as it was 17 years ago and my awareness of transgender women was pretty much non-existent until we got chatting online.u said u was 17 then. We come along way in medical in 30 years"
I said 17 years ago not when I was 17 |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.
Having met a post-op TS for a social and sexual meet, I can concur that it was much better knowing beforehand. Our conversation was natural as a consequence. If I had met her without knowing, I would have had a number of surprises that could have made what was a very enjoyable meet more awkward. Especially as it was 17 years ago and my awareness of transgender women was pretty much non-existent until we got chatting online.u said u was 17 then. We come along way in medical in 30 years
I said 17 years ago not when I was 17"
okay well 17 years is a long time isn't it. So how did u know then |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different "
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.
Having met a post-op TS for a social and sexual meet, I can concur that it was much better knowing beforehand. Our conversation was natural as a consequence. If I had met her without knowing, I would have had a number of surprises that could have made what was a very enjoyable meet more awkward. Especially as it was 17 years ago and my awareness of transgender women was pretty much non-existent until we got chatting online.u said u was 17 then. We come along way in medical in 30 years
I said 17 years ago not when I was 17okay well 17 years is a long time isn't it. So how did u know then "
He very clearly said that she had told him before hand |
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
You may be surprised at the skill and artistry of some surgeons."
I'm not saying that you do not look good but there will always be differences |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication "
ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect "
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?"
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
look at T's hot pics and u will seeI'm talking about full T's! !!!! Ud never know"
Of corse you would know  there is only so much that can be changed it's biologocal.
I'm not saying that it would not be fun but lets get basic here the pussy is not going to be the same as a natural one.
Sorry if that offends but just being real here.
If someone is post op then surely it's only fair to be up front about it if this is a site where people hook up with a view to having sex ?
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?"
Because you said you haven’t above:
“Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no” |
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
look at T's hot pics and u will seeI'm talking about full T's! !!!! Ud never know
Of corse you would know there is only so much that can be changed it's biologocal.
I'm not saying that it would not be fun but lets get basic here the pussy is not going to be the same as a natural one.
Sorry if that offends but just being real here.
If someone is post op then surely it's only fair to be up front about it if this is a site where people hook up with a view to having sex ?
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no totally disagree. U don't need to know. We are not talking pre op or a TV we are talking about a T's who thru no fault of their own was born in the wrong body. That's the end |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?
Because you said you haven’t above:
“Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no”"
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
look at T's hot pics and u will seeI'm talking about full T's! !!!! Ud never know
Of corse you would know there is only so much that can be changed it's biologocal.
I'm not saying that it would not be fun but lets get basic here the pussy is not going to be the same as a natural one.
Sorry if that offends but just being real here.
If someone is post op then surely it's only fair to be up front about it if this is a site where people hook up with a view to having sex ?
no totally disagree. U don't need to know. We are not talking pre op or a TV we are talking about a T's who thru no fault of their own was born in the wrong body. That's the end "
You seem completely incapable of seeing another perspective other than your own including the perspective of the only post-op transgender woman who has posted on the thread.
I wonder what our other post-op transgender women on the forum would say? |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?"
Because you said yourself you hadn't |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?
Because you said you haven’t above:
“Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no”I wouldn't ask if they were. I'm saying I wouldn't know.. I've never asked such a personal question "
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
look at T's hot pics and u will seeI'm talking about full T's! !!!! Ud never know
Of corse you would know there is only so much that can be changed it's biologocal.
I'm not saying that it would not be fun but lets get basic here the pussy is not going to be the same as a natural one.
Sorry if that offends but just being real here.
If someone is post op then surely it's only fair to be up front about it if this is a site where people hook up with a view to having sex ?
no totally disagree. U don't need to know. We are not talking pre op or a TV we are talking about a T's who thru no fault of their own was born in the wrong body. That's the end
You seem completely incapable of seeing another perspective other than your own including the perspective of the only post-op transgender woman who has posted on the thread.
I wonder what our other post-op transgender women on the forum would say?"
Honestly, I went on their profile expecting to see a much younger age based on their responses to this |
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
look at T's hot pics and u will seeI'm talking about full T's! !!!! Ud never know
Of corse you would know there is only so much that can be changed it's biologocal.
I'm not saying that it would not be fun but lets get basic here the pussy is not going to be the same as a natural one.
Sorry if that offends but just being real here.
If someone is post op then surely it's only fair to be up front about it if this is a site where people hook up with a view to having sex ?
no totally disagree. U don't need to know. We are not talking pre op or a TV we are talking about a T's who thru no fault of their own was born in the wrong body. That's the end
You seem completely incapable of seeing another perspective other than your own including the perspective of the only post-op transgender woman who has posted on the thread.
I wonder what our other post-op transgender women on the forum would say?
Honestly, I went on their profile expecting to see a much younger age based on their responses to this "
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?
Because you said yourself you hadn't "
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
look at T's hot pics and u will seeI'm talking about full T's! !!!! Ud never know
Of corse you would know there is only so much that can be changed it's biologocal.
I'm not saying that it would not be fun but lets get basic here the pussy is not going to be the same as a natural one.
Sorry if that offends but just being real here.
If someone is post op then surely it's only fair to be up front about it if this is a site where people hook up with a view to having sex ?
no totally disagree. U don't need to know. We are not talking pre op or a TV we are talking about a T's who thru no fault of their own was born in the wrong body. That's the end
You seem completely incapable of seeing another perspective other than your own including the perspective of the only post-op transgender woman who has posted on the thread.
I wonder what our other post-op transgender women on the forum would say?
Honestly, I went on their profile expecting to see a much younger age based on their responses to this "
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
look at T's hot pics and u will seeI'm talking about full T's! !!!! Ud never know
Of corse you would know there is only so much that can be changed it's biologocal.
I'm not saying that it would not be fun but lets get basic here the pussy is not going to be the same as a natural one.
Sorry if that offends but just being real here.
If someone is post op then surely it's only fair to be up front about it if this is a site where people hook up with a view to having sex ?
no totally disagree. U don't need to know. We are not talking pre op or a TV we are talking about a T's who thru no fault of their own was born in the wrong body. That's the end
You seem completely incapable of seeing another perspective other than your own including the perspective of the only post-op transgender woman who has posted on the thread.
I wonder what our other post-op transgender women on the forum would say?
Honestly, I went on their profile expecting to see a much younger age based on their responses to this
How we learn from life’s experiences is a funny old thing "
if u read the whole thread that's all I was trying to do. Educate myself but so many on here love the bitch fest |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?
Because you said yourself you hadn't so every T's tells u they are post op? Do me a favour "
I’ve yet to meet and talk to one that hasn’t. And I’m almost certain I haven’t met and talked to one that may have not disclosed it. |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?
Because you said yourself you hadn't so every T's tells u they are post op? Do me a favour
I’ve yet to meet and talk to one that hasn’t. And I’m almost certain I haven’t met and talked to one that may have not disclosed it. "
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"but surely its a good idea to be totally up front and say post op trans as lets face the reality here the body is not going to be the same as a 100% born woman/man.
I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
look at T's hot pics and u will seeI'm talking about full T's! !!!! Ud never know
Of corse you would know there is only so much that can be changed it's biologocal.
I'm not saying that it would not be fun but lets get basic here the pussy is not going to be the same as a natural one.
Sorry if that offends but just being real here.
If someone is post op then surely it's only fair to be up front about it if this is a site where people hook up with a view to having sex ?
no totally disagree. U don't need to know. We are not talking pre op or a TV we are talking about a T's who thru no fault of their own was born in the wrong body. That's the end
You seem completely incapable of seeing another perspective other than your own including the perspective of the only post-op transgender woman who has posted on the thread.
I wonder what our other post-op transgender women on the forum would say?
Honestly, I went on their profile expecting to see a much younger age based on their responses to this
How we learn from life’s experiences is a funny old thing if u read the whole thread that's all I was trying to do. Educate myself but so many on here love the bitch fest"
It’s good to be curious and listen to others perspectives, without saying they are wrong. I am talking from my own personal experience. However you dismissed my personal experience as no longer relevant.
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I don't see anything wrong with a post op ts but yes they should be up front about it.
reverse the situation and lets say a post op the other way around female to male.
Would you be happy that the man you were playing with sudenly comes out and tells you that he was born in a female body ?
Again nothing wrong with who they are but they should be up front before anything takes place.
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"I don't see anything wrong with a post op ts but yes they should be up front about it.
reverse the situation and lets say a post op the other way around female to male.
Would you be happy that the man you were playing with sudenly comes out and tells you that he was born in a female body ?
Again nothing wrong with who they are but they should be up front before anything takes place.
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Exactly, I would play with a post op trans person (either male or female) but I would like to know before hand |
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"I don't see anything wrong with a post op ts but yes they should be up front about it.
reverse the situation and lets say a post op the other way around female to male.
Would you be happy that the man you were playing with sudenly comes out and tells you that he was born in a female body ?
Again nothing wrong with who they are but they should be up front before anything takes place.
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if the cock functions then absolutely wouldn't give a shit. Yes it's about attractions but also about having a connection |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?
Because you said yourself you hadn't so every T's tells u they are post op? Do me a favour
I’ve yet to meet and talk to one that hasn’t. And I’m almost certain I haven’t met and talked to one that may have not disclosed it. "
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"I don't see anything wrong with a post op ts but yes they should be up front about it.
reverse the situation and lets say a post op the other way around female to male.
Would you be happy that the man you were playing with sudenly comes out and tells you that he was born in a female body ?
Again nothing wrong with who they are but they should be up front before anything takes place.
if the cock functions then absolutely wouldn't give a shit. Yes it's about attractions but also about having a connection "
The cock might funtion i.e. get hard enough to penetrate but it's not going to be the same.
Just like a reconstruted pussy is not going to be the same.
Yes it's a hole and may resemble a pussy but it's not the same.
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?
Because you said yourself you hadn't so every T's tells u they are post op? Do me a favour
I’ve yet to meet and talk to one that hasn’t. And I’m almost certain I haven’t met and talked to one that may have not disclosed it.
I have..."
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Re: Are trans and cis vaginas similar or different?
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Men cannot tell the difference and cis females dont examine their vaginas as closely as we pos
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Re: Are trans and cis vaginas similar or different?
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Men cannot tell the difference and cis females dont examine their vaginas as closely as we pos
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"Perhaps they are proud of their transition? Why should they hide it?u totally ddidn't read properly did u
What have I misunderstood exactly? I'm asking because I'm curious. If u r in the wrong body and u change making ur life as it should be then y tell. I'm curious as to is it that they feel they have to? If it's being proud then my question is answer. Id hate to think it's because they feel they have to..
Growing up in the wrong body is horrible and traumatic and something ALOT of trans people can't deal with. Alongside with dealing with an identity crisis majority of them have to deal with suicide/self harm/bullying/having their families disowned them and even being killed - just because they are trans.
Going through a transition is a big deal and takes a very very very strong person to make it to end of the journey. Something possibly you nor I would even be able to fathom.
If they want to be proud and scream it from the rooftops they can because it's a big deal
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Also - on the flip side - there will be men who will have strong feelings about meeting someone who used to be a man. I do think that conversation/information before meeting should be open and honest in order to prevent an awkward, possibly even dangerous situation arising at the meet itself!
We all know that the site is full of lovely men - interspersed with a few bigoted, unpleasant characters!
I think honesty and openness is always best! Xx |
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I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
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I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
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I see what ur saying but this is completely different. If I was a post op ts I doubt I'd tell my past because it's not who I am xxi |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx"
Generally speaking,I don't.In everyday life the subject rarely comes up.
On FAB,however,it is somewhat different.I am,as it were,putting myself on offer.I believe it is only fair and responsible to state just what is on offer.The comparison has been made to a married person disclosing their status.From that point of view,I would say that's a fair comparison.
As for 'how would anyone know?'.well,the quote from Darwin 'we bear the stamp of our lowly origin' holds true. You cannot completely eradicate history.
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"I don't see anything wrong with a post op ts but yes they should be up front about it.
reverse the situation and lets say a post op the other way around female to male.
Would you be happy that the man you were playing with sudenly comes out and tells you that he was born in a female body ?
Again nothing wrong with who they are but they should be up front before anything takes place.
if the cock functions then absolutely wouldn't give a shit. Yes it's about attractions but also about having a connection
The cock might funtion i.e. get hard enough to penetrate but it's not going to be the same.
Just like a reconstruted pussy is not going to be the same.
Yes it's a hole and may resemble a pussy but it's not the same.
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My experience is rather different.Maybe quite tight,maybe at a slightly odd angle but,otherwise quite indistinguishable.We are all unique and that goes for vaginas,there is a wide variety.
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Generally speaking,I don't.In everyday life the subject rarely comes up.
On FAB,however,it is somewhat different.I am,as it were,putting myself on offer.I believe it is only fair and responsible to state just what is on offer.The comparison has been made to a married person disclosing their status.From that point of view,I would say that's a fair comparison.
As for 'how would anyone know?'.well,the quote from Darwin 'we bear the stamp of our lowly origin' holds true. You cannot completely eradicate history.
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haha fair enough but I think it's sad that u feel it's only fair and responsible to even feel u need to reveal what was never u in the first place xxxx |
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I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
I see what ur saying but this is completely different. If I was a post op ts I doubt I'd tell my past because it's not who I am xxi "
My response was more to the couple questioning if some men would be disgruntled.
Of course some would! |
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"I don't see anything wrong with a post op ts but yes they should be up front about it.
reverse the situation and lets say a post op the other way around female to male.
Would you be happy that the man you were playing with sudenly comes out and tells you that he was born in a female body ?
Again nothing wrong with who they are but they should be up front before anything takes place.
if the cock functions then absolutely wouldn't give a shit. Yes it's about attractions but also about having a connection
The cock might funtion i.e. get hard enough to penetrate but it's not going to be the same.
Just like a reconstruted pussy is not going to be the same.
Yes it's a hole and may resemble a pussy but it's not the same.
My experience is rather different.Maybe quite tight,maybe at a slightly odd angle but,otherwise quite indistinguishable.We are all unique and that goes for vaginas,there is a wide variety.
(No pun intended)."
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I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
I see what ur saying but this is completely different. If I was a post op ts I doubt I'd tell my past because it's not who I am xxi
My response was more to the couple questioning if some men would be disgruntled.
Of course some would! "
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Generally speaking,I don't.In everyday life the subject rarely comes up.
On FAB,however,it is somewhat different.I am,as it were,putting myself on offer.I believe it is only fair and responsible to state just what is on offer.The comparison has been made to a married person disclosing their status.From that point of view,I would say that's a fair comparison.
As for 'how would anyone know?'.well,the quote from Darwin 'we bear the stamp of our lowly origin' holds true. You cannot completely eradicate history.
haha fair enough but I think it's sad that u feel it's only fair and responsible to even feel u need to reveal what was never u in the first place xxxx"
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People should be allowed to live their lives however they see fit...conversely others should be allowed to not be involved in other people's lives if they choose not to. |
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"Would a man seriously be disgruntled if or however he found out? That saddens me so much and proves we are not as a society as liberal as we make out xx
I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
I see what ur saying but this is completely different. If I was a post op ts I doubt I'd tell my past because it's not who I am xxi
My response was more to the couple questioning if some men would be disgruntled.
Of course some would! "
I can honestly say I've never encountered disgruntlement,either on here or in real life.Some guys may decide they dont fancy me but,c'est la vie and, that can work both ways.
I state it on here,partly for my own benefit.Saves a long exchange of messages only to find out its not happening or someone travelling only to disappoint us both.This assumes that people actually read profiles but I can soon tell if they haven't.
In real life,why would I ever bring up the past? If some guy wants to hit on me (its been a long time since that happened)then he just fancies the person he sees,not some poorly remembered dim and distant past.
Its usually quite long into any relationship before medical histories are discussed.Would I expect a guy to tell me all about his vasectomy on first meeting? I doubt it.
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Generally speaking,I don't.In everyday life the subject rarely comes up.
On FAB,however,it is somewhat different.I am,as it were,putting myself on offer.I believe it is only fair and responsible to state just what is on offer.The comparison has been made to a married person disclosing their status.From that point of view,I would say that's a fair comparison.
As for 'how would anyone know?'.well,the quote from Darwin 'we bear the stamp of our lowly origin' holds true. You cannot completely eradicate history.
haha fair enough but I think it's sad that u feel it's only fair and responsible to even feel u need to reveal what was never u in the first place xxxx
I think being on fab gives some people an utopian view of life.
People should be allowed to live their lives however they see fit...conversely others should be allowed to not be involved in other people's lives if they choose not to."
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"Would a man seriously be disgruntled if or however he found out? That saddens me so much and proves we are not as a society as liberal as we make out xx
I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
I see what ur saying but this is completely different. If I was a post op ts I doubt I'd tell my past because it's not who I am xxi
My response was more to the couple questioning if some men would be disgruntled.
Of course some would! I am half of that couple lol"
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"Would a man seriously be disgruntled if or however he found out? That saddens me so much and proves we are not as a society as liberal as we make out xx
I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
I see what ur saying but this is completely different. If I was a post op ts I doubt I'd tell my past because it's not who I am xxi
My response was more to the couple questioning if some men would be disgruntled.
Of course some would!
I can honestly say I've never encountered disgruntlement,either on here or in real life.Some guys may decide they dont fancy me but,c'est la vie and, that can work both ways.
I state it on here,partly for my own benefit.Saves a long exchange of messages only to find out its not happening or someone travelling only to disappoint us both.This assumes that people actually read profiles but I can soon tell if they haven't.
In real life,why would I ever bring up the past? If some guy wants to hit on me (its been a long time since that happened)then he just fancies the person he sees,not some poorly remembered dim and distant past.
Its usually quite long into any relationship before medical histories are discussed.Would I expect a guy to tell me all about his vasectomy on first meeting? I doubt it.
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?
Because you said yourself you hadn't so every T's tells u they are post op? Do me a favour
I’ve yet to meet and talk to one that hasn’t. And I’m almost certain I haven’t met and talked to one that may have not disclosed it.
I have...
I imagine you have spent much more time in their company than I have "
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose xx
Charles Darwin said that the human race "bears the stamp of our lowly origin".
That could also be said of some post op ts people.Some may be stunning but may retain some vestiges of a former life,which do not withstand close scrutiny.Maybe it's best to be upfront from the start and avoid surprises or nasty confrontations later on.
This does sometimes seem to me to be the only aspect of medical history that is assumed to be anyone elses business.Nobody has ever asked me about the scar on my knee or the huge scar on my abdomen but I have been interrogated at length about something which I barely remember (purposefully).
I would only ever be interested in meeting people from here who know about my past but don't consider it relevant.but that's my question. U r a beautiful female. Y do u feel u need to tell ppl. Unless it's because u r proud. No one need ever know. U r amazing and now a female. That's the end surly xx
Have you met a post-OP transsexual woman or man?who are u asking I’m asking you.sorry lol then no. Tell me what was different
Her skin, her musculature, her voice, her Adam’s apple, how her vagina was constructed, lubrication ahhhh 17 years is a lifetime. My relative was on dialysis 17 years ago with no hope of getting a transplant. Now she has a kidney that doesn't match but works thru different medicine. I doubt these days u would even suspect
How do you know if you haven’t met one?how do I know I haven't? ?
Because you said yourself you hadn't so every T's tells u they are post op? Do me a favour
I’ve yet to meet and talk to one that hasn’t. And I’m almost certain I haven’t met and talked to one that may have not disclosed it.
I have...
I imagine you have spent much more time in their company than I have
You imagined wrong I have only met 1 knowingly."
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"Would a man seriously be disgruntled if or however he found out? That saddens me so much and proves we are not as a society as liberal as we make out xx
I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
I see what ur saying but this is completely different. If I was a post op ts I doubt I'd tell my past because it's not who I am xxi "
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I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
I see what ur saying but this is completely different. If I was a post op ts I doubt I'd tell my past because it's not who I am xxi
But would you not tell the guy that you are planning to have sex with ?"
no. I don't see y I should |
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I not judging in any way but would any bloke be happy to finally get doen and dirty whip off the knikers and not find what he is expecting?
You may be surprised at the skill and artistry of some surgeons."
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yet to meet a happy and contented post op, they know deep down they are fighting against nature, they ought to tell guys up front about their previous lives, anyways most people would know what they are apon meeting them, |
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"yet to meet a happy and contented post op, they know deep down they are fighting against nature, they ought to tell guys up front about their previous lives, anyways most people would know what they are apon meeting them, "
Maybe they were perfectly happy and contented before you met them. (And afterwards). |
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"Perhaps they are proud of their transition? Why should they hide it?u totally ddidn't read properly did u
What have I misunderstood exactly? I'm asking because I'm curious. If u r in the wrong body and u change making ur life as it should be then y tell. I'm curious as to is it that they feel they have to? If it's being proud then my question is answer. Id hate to think it's because they feel they have to..
Growing up in the wrong body is horrible and traumatic and something ALOT of trans people can't deal with. Alongside with dealing with an identity crisis majority of them have to deal with suicide/self harm/bullying/having their families disowned them and even being killed - just because they are trans.
Going through a transition is a big deal and takes a very very very strong person to make it to end of the journey. Something possibly you nor I would even be able to fathom.
If they want to be proud and scream it from the rooftops they can because it's a big deal
Also - on the flip side - there will be men who will have strong feelings about meeting someone who used to be a man. I do think that conversation/information before meeting should be open and honest in order to prevent an awkward, possibly even dangerous situation arising at the meet itself!
We all know that the site is full of lovely men - interspersed with a few bigoted, unpleasant characters!
I think honesty and openness is always best! Xx"
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"yet to meet a happy and contented post op, they know deep down they are fighting against nature, they ought to tell guys up front about their previous lives, anyways most people would know what they are apon meeting them,
Maybe they were perfectly happy and contented before you met them. (And afterwards)."
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"yet to meet a happy and contented post op, they know deep down they are fighting against nature, they ought to tell guys up front about their previous lives, anyways most people would know what they are apon meeting them,
Maybe they were perfectly happy and contented before you met them. (And afterwards).
You speak of things you know nothing about"
How could you possibly know what I know? I speak as a perfectly happy and contented post op ts woman. I hold down a good job,drive a nice car and have a small but close circle of friends...pretty normal by anyones standards really.
I dont judge others for 'going against nature',that could encompass a whole range of activities and is not,in itself,an argument against anything. |
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"yet to meet a happy and contented post op, they know deep down they are fighting against nature, they ought to tell guys up front about their previous lives, anyways most people would know what they are apon meeting them, "
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"was talking concerning your misjudgement of my comment based on my experience of post ops..."
You offered your judgement as to their state of unhappiness and the cause of such.You offered your judgement that it is 'against nature' and you offered your judgement about what people 'ought to do'.
You also offered your judgement about my understanding of the issues,forming a judgement without access to the facts is the very definition of prejudice.
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"Would a man seriously be disgruntled if or however he found out? That saddens me so much and proves we are not as a society as liberal as we make out xx
I have seen a couple post on here they didn't meet black people. They also checked the verifications to ensure no potential meet had met a black person and blocked them all.
Read some of the reads by men complaining about other men looking at their profile/fabbing their pictures etc.
I see what ur saying but this is completely different. If I was a post op ts I doubt I'd tell my past because it's not who I am xxi
But would you not tell the guy that you are planning to have sex with ?no. I don't see y I should "
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Yes I think you should definitely tell all sexual partners about being trans, random people in your day to day life dont need to know but sexual partners definitely need to know. It doesnt matter how good looking and convincing they are its still something that should be told upfront and to keep it secret is sneaky and dishonest. |
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like said most folks would know straight away apon meeting that they were not females regardless of what the Tran has done to themselves...
Dont go by the TS/TV hot pics, particulary the top page, those Trans pics for the most part are Photoshop fiction, do not represent reality... |
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"like said most folks would know straight away apon meeting that they were not females regardless of what the Tran has done to themselves...
Dont go by the TS/TV hot pics, particulary the top page, those Trans pics for the most part are Photoshop fiction, do not represent reality... "
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"Yes I think you should definitely tell all sexual partners about being trans, random people in your day to day life dont need to know but sexual partners definitely need to know. It doesnt matter how good looking and convincing they are its still something that should be told upfront and to keep it secret is sneaky and dishonest. "
Why do they need to know? I'll be the judge of what I tell and to whom I tell it. |
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"like said most folks would know straight away apon meeting that they were not females regardless of what the Tran has done to themselves...
Dont go by the TS/TV hot pics, particulary the top page, those Trans pics for the most part are Photoshop fiction, do not represent reality... "
And who are you to say that trans women are not female? |
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This is not the first time I have encountered these sort of issues.
Some bloke who likes to wear suspenders while having sex with other blokes suddenly knows it all about trans issues.Or someone else who never gave the matter a moments thought before,suddenly feels they have the right to dictate to me how I should conduct my business.
Do I have the right to pry into every detail of the health history of everyone I meet? No. So why should my private business be anything other than just that?
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"Yes I think you should definitely tell all sexual partners about being trans, random people in your day to day life dont need to know but sexual partners definitely need to know. It doesnt matter how good looking and convincing they are its still something that should be told upfront and to keep it secret is sneaky and dishonest.
Why do they need to know? I'll be the judge of what I tell and to whom I tell it."
Ok so if your keeping it a secret from your sexual partners just dont be surprised when you realise that none of them will ever trust you as far as they can throw you |
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"like said most folks would know straight away apon meeting that they were not females regardless of what the Tran has done to themselves...
Dont go by the TS/TV hot pics, particulary the top page, those Trans pics for the most part are Photoshop fiction, do not represent reality...
And who are you to say that trans women are not female? "
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IS it impossible for a guy to find a TS girl to start dating , seems most ts girls are just escorting and only after money , of course if I met somebody I would spoil them rotten , am I in the wrong place lol |
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"This is not the first time I have encountered these sort of issues.
Some bloke who likes to wear suspenders while having sex with other blokes suddenly knows it all about trans issues.Or someone else who never gave the matter a moments thought before,suddenly feels they have the right to dictate to me how I should conduct my business.
Do I have the right to pry into every detail of the health history of everyone I meet? No. So why should my private business be anything other than just that?
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All I would say is the onus is on you to judge before the sex takes place to try to find out if your prospective partner may have issues with this.
I'm not having a pop at you
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"IS it impossible for a guy to find a TS girl to start dating , seems most ts girls are just escorting and only after money , of course if I met somebody I would spoil them rotten , am I in the wrong place lol "
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"This is not the first time I have encountered these sort of issues.
Some bloke who likes to wear suspenders while having sex with other blokes suddenly knows it all about trans issues.Or someone else who never gave the matter a moments thought before,suddenly feels they have the right to dictate to me how I should conduct my business.
Do I have the right to pry into every detail of the health history of everyone I meet? No. So why should my private business be anything other than just that?
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Please know that a large number of us accept you for who you are! Fuck anyone who doesn't!
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"like said most folks would know straight away apon meeting that they were not females regardless of what the Tran has done to themselves...
Dont go by the TS/TV hot pics, particulary the top page, those Trans pics for the most part are Photoshop fiction, do not represent reality...
And who are you to say that trans women are not female?
Sticking feathers up your butt doesn't make you a chicken!"
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"This is not the first time I have encountered these sort of issues.
Some bloke who likes to wear suspenders while having sex with other blokes suddenly knows it all about trans issues.Or someone else who never gave the matter a moments thought before,suddenly feels they have the right to dictate to me how I should conduct my business.
Do I have the right to pry into every detail of the health history of everyone I meet? No. So why should my private business be anything other than just that?
Please know that a large number of us accept you for who you are! Fuck anyone who doesn't!
Baffles me that people can be so closed minded and judgemental about something that doesn't affect them! "
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In theory, everyone should disclose. In reality, though, is anyone ever 100% honest with potential partners about every aspect of their past? It's easy to disclose trans status on here...however, elsewhere it becomes more difficult. As a post-op the only conclusion I have reached is you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. |
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Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
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"In theory, everyone should disclose. In reality, though, is anyone ever 100% honest with potential partners about every aspect of their past? It's easy to disclose trans status on here...however, elsewhere it becomes more difficult. As a post-op the only conclusion I have reached is you're damned if you do and damned if you don't."
Damned if you do by some I agree.
But I would go as far as to say Damned by nearly all if you don't. ..and they find out themselves later.. just my opinion |
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"In theory, everyone should disclose. In reality, though, is anyone ever 100% honest with potential partners about every aspect of their past? It's easy to disclose trans status on here...however, elsewhere it becomes more difficult. As a post-op the only conclusion I have reached is you're damned if you do and damned if you don't.
Damned if you do by some I agree.
But I would go as far as to say Damned by nearly all if you don't. ..and they find out themselves later.. just my opinion "
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
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"In theory, everyone should disclose. In reality, though, is anyone ever 100% honest with potential partners about every aspect of their past? It's easy to disclose trans status on here...however, elsewhere it becomes more difficult. As a post-op the only conclusion I have reached is you're damned if you do and damned if you don't.
Damned if you do by some I agree.
But I would go as far as to say Damned by nearly all if you don't. ..and they find out themselves later.. just my opinion
Wish I could see your profile"
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
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...Theres plenty of us here that have more than ample understanding and more experience in meeting guys and knowing what to say and do concerning them...
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
...Theres plenty of us here that have more than ample understanding and more experience in meeting guys and knowing what to say and do concerning them...
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As I said before,this is not the first time I gave encountered guys who like to play a dressing up game and somehow seem to think that qualifies them to tell me what's what in my life. |
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
...Theres plenty of us here that have more than ample understanding and more experience in meeting guys and knowing what to say and do concerning them...
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Doesn't qualify you to know anything about how a transgender woman feels or should act though does it? |
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
...Theres plenty of us here that have more than ample understanding and more experience in meeting guys and knowing what to say and do concerning them...
As I said before,this is not the first time I gave encountered guys who like to play a dressing up game and somehow seem to think that qualifies them to tell me what's what in my life."
If that is aimed at me well believe me I'm qualified on this matter but as the post you removed...which I screenshots btw....it is not something I want to share with the whole class on here.
But the opportunity has past to explain privately. ...so you will just have to believe me! |
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
...Theres plenty of us here that have more than ample understanding and more experience in meeting guys and knowing what to say and do concerning them...
As I said before,this is not the first time I gave encountered guys who like to play a dressing up game and somehow seem to think that qualifies them to tell me what's what in my life."
You must be talking about somebody else Queenie... |
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
...Theres plenty of us here that have more than ample understanding and more experience in meeting guys and knowing what to say and do concerning them...
As I said before,this is not the first time I gave encountered guys who like to play a dressing up game and somehow seem to think that qualifies them to tell me what's what in my life.
You must be talking about somebody else Queenie..."
Well,you have on several occasions,berated people for photoshopping,thus implying that you disapprove of fake pics or profiles.Therefore,if that was not an accurate description of you,I have exposed your hypocrisy,because that is exactly what your profile depicts.
As I stated before, just because a guy likes dressing up a certain way does not make them qualified to judge.
If,in fact,you are qualified then I defy you to prove it.Tell us all what really qualifies you to judge another persons life.And that goes for the other person who claims to be qualified. |
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
...Theres plenty of us here that have more than ample understanding and more experience in meeting guys and knowing what to say and do concerning them...
As I said before,this is not the first time I gave encountered guys who like to play a dressing up game and somehow seem to think that qualifies them to tell me what's what in my life.
If that is aimed at me well believe me I'm qualified on this matter but as the post you removed...which I screenshots btw....it is not something I want to share with the whole class on here.
But the opportunity has past to explain privately. ...so you will just have to believe me!"
It was not aimed at you but it could have been.
If you really think you are in any way qualified to pass judgement on anyone elses life then feel free to explain.
I do not have to believe anything,just becayse someone tells me to. |
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Nasty Knickers stop replying to these people. As said before you don't owe anyone an explanation and no one has the right to judge your life.
Until anyone has anything worth while to say I wouldn't bother x |
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"Nasty Knickers stop replying to these people. As said before you don't owe anyone an explanation and no one has the right to judge your life.
Until anyone has anything worth while to say I wouldn't bother x"
The original question was about whether or not a post op TS woman would disclose her past. I contributed to explain why I do or do not,to whom and when.
I have then been deluged with comments from people who are clearly not in that situation,telling me what I 'should' or should not do.
I am merely defending my position that I will be the judge of what I should or should not do,unless someone else can give me GOOD reason for thinking that they have any right to tell me.
So far,no one has.
Ill informed and speculative opinions are just prejudices and I will continue to disregard them as I have done for years.I've heard it all before from these sort of people. X |
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"Nasty Knickers stop replying to these people. As said before you don't owe anyone an explanation and no one has the right to judge your life.
Until anyone has anything worth while to say I wouldn't bother x
The original question was about whether or not a post op TS woman would disclose her past. I contributed to explain why I do or do not,to whom and when.
I have then been deluged with comments from people who are clearly not in that situation,telling me what I 'should' or should not do.
I am merely defending my position that I will be the judge of what I should or should not do,unless someone else can give me GOOD reason for thinking that they have any right to tell me.
So far,no one has.
Ill informed and speculative opinions are just prejudices and I will continue to disregard them as I have done for years.I've heard it all before from these sort of people. X"
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"Nasty Knickers stop replying to these people. As said before you don't owe anyone an explanation and no one has the right to judge your life.
Until anyone has anything worth while to say I wouldn't bother x
The original question was about whether or not a post op TS woman would disclose her past. I contributed to explain why I do or do not,to whom and when.
I have then been deluged with comments from people who are clearly not in that situation,telling me what I 'should' or should not do.
I am merely defending my position that I will be the judge of what I should or should not do,unless someone else can give me GOOD reason for thinking that they have any right to tell me.
So far,no one has.
Ill informed and speculative opinions are just prejudices and I will continue to disregard them as I have done for years.I've heard it all before from these sort of people. X"
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"Nasty Knickers stop replying to these people. As said before you don't owe anyone an explanation and no one has the right to judge your life.
Until anyone has anything worth while to say I wouldn't bother x
The original question was about whether or not a post op TS woman would disclose her past. I contributed to explain why I do or do not,to whom and when.
I have then been deluged with comments from people who are clearly not in that situation,telling me what I 'should' or should not do.
I am merely defending my position that I will be the judge of what I should or should not do,unless someone else can give me GOOD reason for thinking that they have any right to tell me.
So far,no one has.
Ill informed and speculative opinions are just prejudices and I will continue to disregard them as I have done for years.I've heard it all before from these sort of people. X
An attention seeker at the expense of other Trans"
Who is? The person who joined in a thread with relevant posts or the person who got involved with nothing to actually add?
Other trans??? Don't get to thinking that you and I are members of the same club,please. |
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"Nasty Knickers stop replying to these people. As said before you don't owe anyone an explanation and no one has the right to judge your life.
Until anyone has anything worth while to say I wouldn't bother x
The original question was about whether or not a post op TS woman would disclose her past. I contributed to explain why I do or do not,to whom and when.
I have then been deluged with comments from people who are clearly not in that situation,telling me what I 'should' or should not do.
I am merely defending my position that I will be the judge of what I should or should not do,unless someone else can give me GOOD reason for thinking that they have any right to tell me.
So far,no one has.
Ill informed and speculative opinions are just prejudices and I will continue to disregard them as I have done for years.I've heard it all before from these sort of people. X
An attention seeker at the expense of other Trans"
Says the person making outrageously closed minded comments? |
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
...Theres plenty of us here that have more than ample understanding and more experience in meeting guys and knowing what to say and do concerning them...
As I said before,this is not the first time I gave encountered guys who like to play a dressing up game and somehow seem to think that qualifies them to tell me what's what in my life.
You must be talking about somebody else Queenie...
Well,you have on several occasions,berated people for photoshopping,thus implying that you disapprove of fake pics or profiles.Therefore,if that was not an accurate description of you,I have exposed your hypocrisy,because that is exactly what your profile depicts.
As I stated before, just because a guy likes dressing up a certain way does not make them qualified to judge.
If,in fact,you are qualified then I defy you to prove it.Tell us all what really qualifies you to judge another persons life.And that goes for the other person who claims to be qualified."
Attention seeking at the expense of other Trans |
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"Well,I will carry on doing what I think is best.I will not be told what I should do by someone who has no understanding.
I will not be told who I am or who I am not by anyone who is too cowardly to actually discuss the matter and I will not accept judgement from those unqualified and without the authority to judge.
...Theres plenty of us here that have more than ample understanding and more experience in meeting guys and knowing what to say and do concerning them...
As I said before,this is not the first time I gave encountered guys who like to play a dressing up game and somehow seem to think that qualifies them to tell me what's what in my life.
You must be talking about somebody else Queenie...
Well,you have on several occasions,berated people for photoshopping,thus implying that you disapprove of fake pics or profiles.Therefore,if that was not an accurate description of you,I have exposed your hypocrisy,because that is exactly what your profile depicts.
As I stated before, just because a guy likes dressing up a certain way does not make them qualified to judge.
If,in fact,you are qualified then I defy you to prove it.Tell us all what really qualifies you to judge another persons life.And that goes for the other person who claims to be qualified.
Attention seeking at the expense of other Trans"
One of you is attention seeking and I'm 110% it isn't nasty knickerz |
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"yet to meet a happy and contented post op, they know deep down they are fighting against nature, they ought to tell guys up front about their previous lives, anyways most people would know what they are apon meeting them, "
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"yet to meet a happy and contented post op, they know deep down they are fighting against nature, they ought to tell guys up front about their previous lives, anyways most people would know what they are apon meeting them, "
That would be the closed minded comment I mentioned...
You could argue that anyone to have any kind of cosmetic surgery is also "fighting against nature", aswell as anyone else who changes their appearance. Because it is only that that has changes. Trans women have always been women, post op trans women just now have the correct exterior.
I know several post op trans women and a couple of trans men. All are extremely happy with themselves and their transition. Who are you to say otherwise?! |
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"yet to meet a happy and contented post op, they know deep down they are fighting against nature, they ought to tell guys up front about their previous lives, anyways most people would know what they are apon meeting them, "
Yet to meet anyone with the experience,qualifications or authority to tell ME what I ought or ought not to do.
(Happy,contented,independent and confident,,,,thank you very much.) |
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Aye, fit like Loon, you need a pair O wellies on Tranny threads theres that much spunk fleeing aboot, then theres yon testytostyronie ooozing oot of every pore from alleged etreme postie oppie Tranny thingies....
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"This is actually funny"
Hmm,seeing someone thrash about wildly in search of something approaching logic to support her prejudice and,when that fails resorting to ad hominem and appeals to some sort of jingoistic solidarity? Yes,I suppose that is quite amusing in it's way. |
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"This is actually funny
Hmm,seeing someone thrash about wildly in search of something approaching logic to support her prejudice and,when that fails resorting to ad hominem and appeals to some sort of jingoistic solidarity? Yes,I suppose that is quite amusing in it's way."
Not at all, no point seeking to debate with a guy thats only on here to seek battle at my expense...
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"This is actually funny
Hmm,seeing someone thrash about wildly in search of something approaching logic to support her prejudice and,when that fails resorting to ad hominem and appeals to some sort of jingoistic solidarity? Yes,I suppose that is quite amusing in it's way.
Not at all, no point seeking to debate with a guy thats only on here to seek battle at my expense...
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I can't say what I want to say. |
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"This is actually funny
Hmm,seeing someone thrash about wildly in search of something approaching logic to support her prejudice and,when that fails resorting to ad hominem and appeals to some sort of jingoistic solidarity? Yes,I suppose that is quite amusing in it's way.
Not at all, no point seeking to debate with a guy thats only on here to seek battle at my expense...
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That seems like some kind of victim complex you have going on there Mara. You joined the conversation voluntarily,started throwing around insults and spouting prejudice and now you seem to think anyone was seeking you out to do 'battle at your expense'.
Have you sought professional counselling for this problem of yours? It may not be too late. |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose
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Yes I think it ought to be disclosed, many have given forth goodly common sense reasons why.... |
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose
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Yes I think it ought to be disclosed, many have given forth goodly common sense reasons why...."
Do you not get bored of simply trying to piss off and offend people?
You have no intelligent response for the argument that's been put to you. You can't answer why you think you have the right to say what you've said.
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"Genuine question girls. Some Ts girls on here are stunning and ud never know they are post op.. so y do so many put it on profile and do u feel u need to tell that? I personally absolutely 100% think u don't need to disclose
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Yes I think it ought to be disclosed, many have given forth goodly common sense reasons why...."
What you term 'goodly common sense reasons' seem to be just people giving their opinions yet failing to back those opinions up.
Forming an opinion without knowledge of the facts is the very definition of prejudice.
Of course,everyone is entitled to their own opinion,they are also entitled to keep those opinions to themselves.An especially good idea when those ill informed and prejudiced opinions add nothing to the debate. |
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"In theory, everyone should disclose. In reality, though, is anyone ever 100% honest with potential partners about every aspect of their past? It's easy to disclose trans status on here...however, elsewhere it becomes more difficult. As a post-op the only conclusion I have reached is you're damned if you do and damned if you don't."
thank you this explains. I'm gutted this turned into a row
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"In theory, everyone should disclose. In reality, though, is anyone ever 100% honest with potential partners about every aspect of their past? It's easy to disclose trans status on here...however, elsewhere it becomes more difficult. As a post-op the only conclusion I have reached is you're damned if you do and damned if you don't.thank you this explains. I'm gutted this turned into a row "
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