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What are you scared of?

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This entry was posted on 3/5/2006 7:42 PM and is filed under uncategorized.


What are you so scared of?

What some men may fear in dating a Trans woman.
 

It’s seems there are many men who would very much like to have a sexual experience with a transsexual female. Many of whom will never admit to such a thing because they mistakenly believe that it would be a gay experience when in truth it is not. They go without it because of fear or seek it in secret and in hiding.

 

Some men have told me they seek the thrill of the surprise. To find out during a heated make-out session or in some other naughty way. This, to the TS female, is playing Russian roulette. Disclosing to a man while engaged in romantic activity is not only dangerous but potentially humiliating.

 

Sex is one thing, having a relationship is quite another. Due to the stigma and controlled consciousness of society some men fear others will find out if they make a TS woman their girlfriend.

 

They simply have no form of reference. They have no idea what to expect. They imagine the worst and those thoughts scare them. They might imagine a hairy lady with a big ugly … well, you know. They might wonder “Is she going to want to put it in my ass?” (For the record most TS females see themselves as women and have no interest whatsoever in that activity. To her, that would be a gay act between two males.)

 

They might assume all sorts of fallacies. Their fear keeps them from discovering that we are soft and lovely and feminine and not very much different at all from “normal” girls.

 

I was dating a great guy with whom I had a lot in common. We clicked. Our personalities connected. We shared the same sense of humor and were, and still are, very attracted to each other--but he just can’t handle the fact that I am a Trans girl. He won’t admit it, but I believe that if it weren’t for that, we would be in an amazing relationship today. Now, we remain friends, sometimes close, sometimes distant, and it breaks my heart because to truly connect with someone is rare.

 

People have said to me if the connection was so incredible that he would be able to overlook my being a Trans girl. Personally, I don’t want to be tolerated, I want to be desired. It’s simplistic thinking to say if a man has a good heart he can sexually accept whatever happens. As we well know sex is different that love. It is a basic human fact that some people are attracted to penises, some vaginas. That’s just cold sex. When it comes to genuine affection physical forms don’t matter nearly as much but to deny it matters somewhat is deficient rationalization.

Some men simply can not see themselves in a deep meaningful relationship with a Trans woman. It scares them because of sexual fear and societal pressure. Their minds are owned by the dead.

 

We are taught to grow up, get an education, get a job, get married and have children—but why is the script so narrow? It is narrow because it was made by the dead. The world’s societal structure was formed by people ages ago who taught their sons and daughter who in turn taught their sons and daughters. We are a product of the dead.

 

Our minds are not our own. They are owned by the dead. We are trained to buy cars and clothes and houses and to attain goals on a list that we did not create for ourselves. We are asleep and obeying.

 

Fighting for ones true self takes a lot of courage, this we know. Intellect has a language, love has a language, they can be reasoned with but sex has no language. Sex is based on urge and desire and can not be reasoned with. This mixed with the sleeping mind, therein lays the conflict of acceptance of alternate physical forms.

 

To some men, a lovely woman (with a penis or a vagina) is simply a lovely woman regardless. These men “get it”. They understand that some women have different genitalia than others. They see that these ladies are still women much the same as any other. If a man makes a Trans woman cum, he is still making a girl cum, regardless of skin arrangement.

 

Alienation and depression, not to mention self loathing and hostility are all emotional struggles many Trans women face. It hurts to be rejected based on a medical condition. It also feels strange to be desired solely for it. Trans women want to be accepted as women. Not accepted as needy cases and not sought after by smutty tranny chasers.

 

When we lose someone who can’t accept us it hurts because there is nothing we can do about it. I can tell myself hopefully someday he will come around but until then I can miss him and love him and understand that it’s not his conscious choice… it’s about the lack of sexual language. We can not communicate sexually. He is afraid, he is ashamed and his mind is owned by the dead.

 

I wish people would wake up and simply realize that there are all kinds of women in the world and not all of them reside on the pages of Maxim magazine, well, not yet anyway.

 

 

So it’s true…

And he knew not what to do

Would anyone know why…

She let him believe this lie

 

You say you can’t believe

Then you divided what was mine

You’re off with that other girl

Now I will be left behind

 

So it’s true…

And I don’t know what to do

Now there will be nothing more

I have to watch you close the door

 

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    • 3/14/2006 4:22 PM Trey wrote:
      I am a man that prefers Ts women. I've dated TS women off and on for years before I could "deal" with the issues. I'll say this, there are no resources available to me who find themselves attracted to a TS. I've done extensive research trying to find any studies abut men who do prefer this type of relationship. The issues are not with the woman, they come from family and society and the fear of being outed or labeled as gay.

      Going thru 2 decades, two marriages and a ton of genetic women (trying to solidify in my mind that I was still a man) has taught me a lot. I no longer deny who I choose to love. And, the fear of being ostrazied by family and friends were unfounded. My ex-wife made it a point to out my TS gf but my family and friends supported us.
      So ladies, there are men who do love you for who you are, pre-op, pot-op or non-op. Just remember, most men suffer alone. If they are rebuffed by you when dealing with societal issues, they have no where else to turn. So support them as they love and support you.
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    • 3/15/2006 9:20 PM James wrote:
      I totally agree with this coment by Trey. I have dated TS girls before and they are wonderful people. TS Girls are just as much of a woman as gg are if not more.
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    • 5/8/2006 5:28 PM Fred wrote:
      First, pardon the poor english of a french boy.

      I discovered TS girls thru the prism of porn pics and movies.

      I thought my attraction was due to their exotic body, and I was sure I would quickly go back to "real girls"...
      but I didn't.

      I've been wandering if I'm gay, but finally could find the answer in me : I'm not.

      Tired of the grotesque way sexual relations are shown in porn fictions, I lost interest for porn pics (generally speaking). But the sexual fascination I had once let an imprint in me :

      Still trying to meet women with the physical, emotional and intellectual aspects I ever loved in them, I was afraid of being frustrated with a 'genetic' woman.

      I think I need to meet a TS girl to be sure it's not only a kind of 'fantasy' that could disappear after a first sexual experience. But I don't want to find an escort or the like. I always have sex with girls I desire and feel good with. So I'm in a strange mood about girls today, I bit lost...

      I'm happy to read something so smart tonite, and I'm glad to find both an echo to my feelings, and some clues to the psychology of TS girls.

      Thanks a lot.
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