Gender Reassignment

kono

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I can't imagine anyone doing this to themselves. It's hard to even watch the animated procedure.

 
If your body presents as one, but your mind screams to be the other, what's wrong with it? Try to understand. I have a number of trans friends, two of whom are presently undergoing surgery, and I am happy for them.
 
If your body presents as one, but your mind screams to be the other, what's wrong with it? Try to understand. I have a number of trans friends, two of whom are presently undergoing surgery, and I am happy for them.

I haven't met anyone transgender, so question if you know the answer.
You mentioned in their mind, they desire to be the opposite sex, do they live in a daily agony over this state of mind? Wishing, hoping, etc, that they would simply become the opposite sex? Are they stressed out, or do they simply just live day to day, but the way they act day to day is how they desire to be. ie - male acting more feminine?
 
I haven't met anyone transgender, so question if you know the answer.
You mentioned in their mind, they desire to be the opposite sex, do they live in a daily agony over this state of mind? Wishing, hoping, etc, that they would simply become the opposite sex? Are they stressed out, or do they simply just live day to day, but the way they act day to day is how they desire to be. ie - male acting more feminine?

Coincidently, Rosie DiManno has a column in today's Star ,albeit from a ftm perspective that may answer
some of your questions. Sorry I don't know how to drive this internet thing to provide a link,but I've noticed others here can.
I know one trans woman, gorgeous by the way, who identified as a girl as a small child and transitioned
in her teens but has not had surgery yet. She may opt for it in the future but at present she is content.

Years ago I bought an old Ford pickup that happened to have a Dodge box. Some people laughed. Some didn't notice. No one was offended. It was only labels. We are who we are.
 
I haven't met anyone transgender, so question if you know the answer.
You mentioned in their mind, they desire to be the opposite sex, do they live in a daily agony over this state of mind? Wishing, hoping, etc, that they would simply become the opposite sex? Are they stressed out, or do they simply just live day to day, but the way they act day to day is how they desire to be. ie - male acting more feminine?

Different for each individual. I have a niece (born my nefew) who is now 20. She is happy living as a (very attractive) woman with what she was born with. Some of her friends are desperate for the surgery. To each their own. Live and let live!
 
I can't imagine anyone doing this to themselves. It's hard to even watch the animated procedure.


Looks a tad painful. You know anyone who opts for this surgery is definitely living in the wrong body.
 
I haven't met anyone transgender, so question if you know the answer.
You mentioned in their mind, they desire to be the opposite sex, do they live in a daily agony over this state of mind? Wishing, hoping, etc, that they would simply become the opposite sex? Are they stressed out, or do they simply just live day to day, but the way they act day to day is how they desire to be. ie - male acting more feminine?

Sorry for the late reply. It varies, we are all individuals. One is just carrying on with her life as normal, no worries. The other is having a hell of a time, with mood swings and self-doubt.
 
I can't imagine anyone doing this to themselves. It's hard to even watch the animated procedure.


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