| 5 entries | | |  | | | | They Burned Witches Too! | wrote | | | So many of us suffer needlessly with feelings of low self-esteem, guilt, and embarrassment. That shouldnt really be a surprise when our society is rooted in a belief system that has little room for anything or anybody outside the status quo. Most us were raised in that belief system. Its ingrained in the depths of our subconscious and so to express ourselves outside the norm contradicts what we were taught. Larger groups, and even countries many times deal with conflicting views by killing each | | | | | One State of Compromise | wrote | | This is where a matter of opinion rests, not judgment, that is no one can say what is right and what is wrong for another person, and we will all handle our affairs in a way that we see fit and best at the time. So long as all things are done with compassion I say. This is just something to consider...let me add, please forgive the simplification of all this. This is an ideal.
In writing about opening up to a future spouse I have this also this to add, "What world do I live in?" yes me, my w | | | | | SIGNS- Ver the past 7 years | wrote | | | Not a day went by that in the last seven years that I didnt recognize and evaluate my life as a TG. My most profound insights came from getting out and intermingling with all types of people, gay, straight, trans, and tourists – they deserve a category of their own, dont they? Gaining clarity is not solely from how people interact with us, but rather how we interact with them - in our varying degrees of presentation. Did I act or feel different with people depending on whether I presented mysel | | | | | The Inside Image? | wrote | | | A believable image, is how we want to see ourselves and how we want others see us. Whether we are part-time or full-time, each of us tries to create an image that is believable to us, the people we meet, as well as those who only see our image on the Internet. Just how important is our image anyway? For most of us creating a believable image is very important, and is probably the first thing we begin to work on; and also the one thing we work on the most. Creating a believable image is probably | | | | | I believe Trans is going to become the next hottes | wrote | | I've always considered myself an intelligent, thinking person. I've rated the cerebral more important than other considerations in dealing with people. Heck, my top considerations for finding a husband were that he is well read and I could have conversations. I'm fairly tolerant bisexual, straight, white, black, asian, hispanic, amle but I do not suffer fools lightly. I've been characterized as one of those people who is too smart for their own good.
I suppressed my transgender inclinations | | | | | 5 entries | | |
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