#Storme de laverie professional#

Trans activism, for the last couple of decades at least, has been all about giving men the right to define socially and legally as women without having any treatment or diagnosis whatsoever. Wake up, fool!x2 what the op is talking about has not been relevant to trans activism for 15-20 years. You are living in a fantasy utopia where men never prey on women or try to dominate them. for those whose brain and body mismatch, and have been in genuine emotional and psychological pain and dissonance for years (sometimes decades!), gender reassignment surgery can actually be a humane option.And what about males who never want surgery and only LARP as “women”? You act like true transsexuals are the majority and hetero transvestites have not completely taken over, swinging their dicks around proudly and demanding that lesbians get on our knees to suck them (or be labeled and beaten as “terfs.”) for a long time before any decision is made. transgendered folk work together with doctors, psychologists, hormone specialists, etc. Guest wrote:gender reassignment surgery is a serious deal and journey. I've never been able to stop being upset by it. The use of MAN to mean HUMAN is so deeply irksome. people are people, and there should be a way to refer to someone as just a person, 'they' is dehumanizing.Or maybe switch to other language :P This is why we need a gender neutral pronoun.

Knowing she is biologically a man but hates it, wanting (I think) to be like us but never truly being able to be must for an aware, intelligent 'they' be very sad. I suspect because of her intelligence she realizes it is both a falsehood and something of an insult (to us) to pretend she is a woman. She does not self-identify as a woman, but as a transgendered 'they.' She is pre-op but I have no idea if getting to post-op matters to her. I am reasonably good looking but in the group of friends where she sometimes appears she attracts more male (and female) gaze than I do. (Very educated person by the way.) If I didn't know she wasn't really a woman I would be probably be attracted to her. Her hands, features, voice, how she carries herself (understated, not unintentionally camp).like a young, intelligent woman. I think she is probably one in a thousand. I know a TS 'girl' who really looks like an attractive, petite woman. at least a thread was started in earnest on here. ur question is essential, because until more peeps understand the concept of a 'feminized' or 'masculinized' brain, this dialogue probably won't get too far.

#Storme de laverie professional#

check out academic books and professional journals on transgenderism and sexuality. it's just amazing the ignorance and hate so many L-Chatters have towards 'trannies'! it's not really a hard concept (maybe a scary belief?) to wrap one's head around.What is wrong with 'feminized' men and 'masculinized' women? What is sooo wrong with this concept that those people have to mutilate their bodies to live up to some made up preconceptions?Wtf is a feminised or masculinised brain anyway? this is an essential question! i won't take time to respond to it. i've never had trouble understanding what 'being born in a different body' might mean to a transgendered person. if we can say something similar about sexual orientation forming in the womb, then it is not so big a cognitive leap to say that the brain's sex, sexual orientation, and sexual identity (gender) at different growth stages in the womb also happen to transgendered fetuses. for transgendered individuals, their brain is 'feminized' or 'masculinized' in contrast to their opposite body morphism. most of the time, they all happen to concur. in the womb, the brain can be 'sexed,' 'sexually oriented,' and 'gendered' at different stages. I agree with much of ur post, but to clarify, it's not an externally derived idea for the truly transgendered person, it's an internally felt-to-the-core reality.

rather than feel driven to surgically alter them in order to fit some externally derived idea of beauty, or sex, or gender.'