Passing does'nt bother me any more. I'm 3 years post op 6 ' tall 200 Lbs so I dont get any harasment , I think trans are more accepted in the UK. I visited my daughter in Abbotsford BC Canada (A religious town) got stared at quit a bit but no problems. I lived in Vancouver for 37 yrs before my transition I'm haveing second thoughts about moveing back we have more rights here in the UK.Hold your head high be proud Were Trans!!
As a young CD I haven't had many of the experiences that anyone else has but while on a night out recently with a very close and supportive G-girl friend of mine I had a few unpleasant comments on my way down the street, I tried to ignore this but they kept at it all the way but luckily for me a lovely young man approached them and said: "How would you like it if I followed you down the street making comments about you?" which quickly sent them scampering. He then came over and said: "Are you ladies okay? They didn't say anything too bad did they?" With which I couldn't supress a smile :)
You never know, even if you don't pass there may be someone supportive nearby ;)
LoL
Amanda xxx
I love this, it is me exactly to a T.
My vision may be limited or blocked psychologically but I identify as a transsexual.
I won't be blathering all over the GS website that I am a woman.
Not yet anyway. lol
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Deborah Taylor said:
To be honest, if somebody makes me, I don't care. I've never been confronted, and I've been in some VERY busy places. If they don't get it, that's not my problem. I'll do my part, I will try not to stand out, they can do their part and leave me the hell alone. They don't go up to fat women and tell them to diet, why should they come up to me? I hope I never do get approached, because I'm a goalkeeper, and I can kick a football 60 yards up a pitch; I wouldn't want to see how far I can get smaller balls.... Debbie