Christine your information I don't think ever goes unnoticed, I... moreChristine your information I don't think ever goes unnoticed, I have always enjoyed your articles, very informative and thought provoking.
I just wished you were in the states to give such accurate content, but then under this current administration and political conflict I think you might find it quite egregious,
There was a time in the states when we were moving in a very positive direction, sadly we have faltered and at best stagnated our trans direction.
Huggs Tammy
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''Understandably, my wife believes that it is unreasonable for her to continue to live with me as a woman and now wants a divorce. She does not want to wait two years. Under current divorce laws, the only option she has is to divorce me is on the grounds of ‘unreasonable behaviour’; given that it would be ‘unreasonable’ for the courts to expect her to live with me in a lesbian relationship now that I have revealed to her that I have always considered myself to have been female''.
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Not wasted at all Cristine. Your insight is there for others... moreNot wasted at all Cristine. Your insight is there for others to read as well. It will be interesting to see how whether the gender discrimination in GMP is upheld in the Lloyds case and if so, whether this ECJ ruling will be mentioned. Thanks again,
Carol, I think change is occurring much quicker than we... moreCarol, I think change is occurring much quicker than we realise. Sometimes the rate of social change is exponential and I can easily see this happening with transgenderism. Later on, in order to give example to this assertion, I will post some comments in another thread about 'Sex Change in the Work Place' from a Dog Forum of all places. We can see that acceptance in society is not just tacit, but gender diversity is also being well received. As I have stated before, I believe there are many opportunities for the trangendered person. It makes me wonder how some people can embrace and promote despondency.
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Sadly, very sadly many parents do reject their child (especially post puberty) and if younger drag them off to "reparative therapy" or make them feels so ashamed of themselves that they don't do anything until they are older. Hopefully though, this will change in the future, amybe not this generation or the next -... less
Hmmm :)I´m mostly attracted to women, but I find some men very attractive, too. And after having net sex with males I must admit that I enjoyed it a lot. Part of it was that I... moreHmmm :)I´m mostly attracted to women, but I find some men very attractive, too. And after having net sex with males I must admit that I enjoyed it a lot. Part of it was that I could make the man happy, too...:)hugsLaura
Hi girlsI´m a longway tranny. In my puberty I prayed that I would be developing to be a girl instead of guy. That even partly happened. I had sore tits swollen out and not much... moreHi girlsI´m a longway tranny. In my puberty I prayed that I would be developing to be a girl instead of guy. That even partly happened. I had sore tits swollen out and not much hair around, except my head. My pubic hair has always had the feminine triangular form. My voice is not very masculine. That all is lucky now...having started the transition.During the last few days I have tried to give myself the freedom to be what I am. And I love it. So many years I was in the male prison...imitating the men. Scared to be different. Probably other people notice the difference in me. I am more talkative, smile and laugh more. I´m relaxed.My great happiness is that I have a good steady job. And I am a well known specialist on my field. Of course that´s not always good. People know you from the television... But maybe I can form the public face to the transsexual phenomenon in my country. Perhaps that is my task in this life.And I have a wonderful family. My wife is my best friend.Laura less
I suppose that I started like everyone else. I began at a very young age to dress up in my mother's clothes and was probably too innocent then to know what it was really all... moreI suppose that I started like everyone else. I began at a very young age to dress up in my mother's clothes and was probably too innocent then to know what it was really all about.I really began to wonder when I srarted dressing in my sisters underwear and I can remember her sexy little supsender belt which I used to put on with her black stockings and panties. Ever since then I have dressed up on and off. Marriage I thought would cure me and it did for a while but when my wife and the childreen went away I started again. After many years I now dress quite regularly and have a secret wardrobe stashed away. I am still very much closeted and dearly wish I could declare myself in public. One never knows it may happen some day. less
Hi Girls,You can now include a photo of yourself in your postings (as long as you have a picture elsewhere on the web).Just use the buttons above the text box when you are writing... moreHi Girls,You can now include a photo of yourself in your postings (as long as you have a picture elsewhere on the web).Just use the buttons above the text box when you are writing your message. The one you want to insert a picture is the fourth from the left on the second row.You can also center it with the formatting buttons on the first row.Here's a picture of me to prove that it works.http://gendersociety.com/images/katie.jpgHugs, Katie :)
kisty firstly i congratulate you on being able to come out to ur close family....secondly loosing a little one is desparetly sorry afair i know we (my wife and i )have lost 2but... morekisty firstly i congratulate you on being able to come out to ur close family....secondly loosing a little one is desparetly sorry afair i know we (my wife and i )have lost 2but through our tragedy came 2 beautifull children. one of each...the feelings for cross dressing i can share even wanting to be with another man. but we must put our lives into perpective. i must keep my desires here or on the very odd friday nite in london town were i can relax in a place were i can be myself. sharing ur hopes for a better life love suzy less
Hi everyone, I'm a retired CD/TV and have a problem I'd like to ask you all. Having been blesed with fair hair and nice skin all my life.I now find my body hair growth... moreHi everyone, I'm a retired CD/TV and have a problem I'd like to ask you all. Having been blesed with fair hair and nice skin all my life.I now find my body hair growth accelerating at an alarming, unpleasant rate. I now shave at least twice a week and realy hate it. Doctors would not advise taking hormones at my age. I enjoy climaxing every other day, which would dissapear permenantly if I took hormones.Has anyone found an answer. What do you all do about body hair. how much might it cost to go through total removal by Lazer etc? less
;)I finaly have given in to my mind. I can't stop. I want to be a woman so bad. Ever since I was six, I would raid my stepmothers chores for panites and other lingerie. I would... more;)I finaly have given in to my mind. I can't stop. I want to be a woman so bad. Ever since I was six, I would raid my stepmothers chores for panites and other lingerie. I would wear them in secret. Now I am 33 years old and thank god for the internet and Mexico. I am taking a full dose of hormones and I have never been so excited in my life. It feels so good to finally let the person I have been hiding inside, come out.I have a wonderful, beautiful wife that understands, and lets me take them. She buys me clothes and lets me dress up. Soon we will be going out together as two girls looking for dates :) She has been preparing me with her strap-on and geting me into shape. Finally 33years of hell are going to pay off.Is it like this for everybody? WHy do we wait so long, living lies?People tell me I cross dress. I say I always have. Society has made me crossdress as a man and that is not what I feel or am. So to dress as a woman to me is not crossdressing. Its being right.Feeling the way I way meant to... less
I'm 57 years old, 5'7" - 140, light reddish-brown hair and blue eyes. I've been dressing in soft and delicates since around age 8 or so. Discovered my parent's... moreI'm 57 years old, 5'7" - 140, light reddish-brown hair and blue eyes. I've been dressing in soft and delicates since around age 8 or so. Discovered my parent's stash of porn about a year later and was always drawn exclusively to women alone and lesbian lovers. Went nuts every time the new Sears Catalog arrived.When puberty hit me at age 10, my nipples became swollen and so delightfully sensitive and tender that I couldn't keep my fingertips off them. Then they began leaking fluid that would dry all stiff on the inside of my little boy's white cotten underskirts ~ sometimes even soaking through to make a wet stain on my outer shirt. I was mortified ~ and mesmerized. At that very moment in my life I wanted to have delicate, supple, exciting to fondle breasts more than anything else in the entire world. My saddest day was when I realized that that particular phase of puberty was finished and "boy" hormones had won the competition ~ no breasts for... less
I've posted a sort of introduction to me in the Coming Out forum - but that was mostly focussed on the coming out issues I have faced though my life - this post is about me. I was... moreI've posted a sort of introduction to me in the Coming Out forum - but that was mostly focussed on the coming out issues I have faced though my life - this post is about me. I was born in Malta in 1950, oldest of 4 children, but have lived in the UK most of my life. I'm of Yorkshire stock, but until this year have lived in the South. A year ago, on the break up of a 10 year relationship I moved to Kingston upon Hull and have settled into the scene here in Yorkshire and apart from the from the cold, I am really enjoying living here. I had been a Closet Cross-Dresser since the age of 7 - but like most trannies lived in fear of discovery. I found a number of ways to cover this, mostly though my love of acting and performing. I learnt a lot about make up through that, though never had the courage to take a part that involved dressing in case someone might get suspicious. In my male life I am a communicator - a professional Speaker and Journalist and in some area of the market very high... less
