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You know, not all transgirls act as though they were once guys - most I know don't even act any different to girls who were born girls. I know a few bad apples soil the bunch and with the mixture of sissies and genderqueer and such it's hard to think of a transgirl the same as a girl. But I live with a lesbian who happened to be born a boy. And if you didn't see between her legs you'd never ever know it. Relating to someone as a girl who likes girls is more about finding someone on your own wavelength more than basing it purely on genitals. That's my experience anyway

I totally utterly support this post. Congrats, girlie!

What were you doing at 12:30am?

Yeah, seriously - 3D with 'stuff popping off the screen' was nothing but gimmicky crap.

This is complete and utter crap. Technically speaking, the sphincter muscles in your bottom are

There's no such thing as too much Tsukasa ♥

Words can't express how many times I wish to neg this post.

It's not too hard to find a club like that; it's just about finding a place people want to be themselves and not just bump and grind to dubstep, blech >.< Regardless; thank you so so SO much for the compliment!

My therapist doesn't own a TV.. she just knows how to do her job XD Also; as an aside about being afraid of not getting a referral letter... not every transgirl wants surgery. I don't. I know others who either don't, or just don't care. Presuming that to be a reason at all is totes lame.

Soapy & I are both remaining babygirls, despite our transition. My therapist knows, and she doesn't consider it harmful ~ nor would any therapist find a simple paraphilia to be. In-fact, in both our cases it's helped immeasurably in presenting ourselves as girls.

You never posted Good Morning, you hussycake! *huff*

I used to believe it to be something I couldn't share with others; but since living with Soapy I've come to learn that it's only shameful if you make it so. You know what a weight off your shoulders it is to be able to have pacis on the coffee table, sippies down the sofa cushions and an open case of molis in the bedroom and not be afraid of being "found out"? When I got to the US, Soapy told me I couldn't be ashamed of this; it's just part of me, I had to conquer it. Truth of the matter is, people WILL see it as taboo if you do. If you're ashamed of it, people will think "wow, even SHE knows its weird..". But if you're like "Yeah, I like this stuff" and don't act like it's a shameful secret, your friends tend to be more likely to think "Oh, well, I guess its no biggie". Hi. I'm Puddin'. And I wear diapers. Wanna be friends?

Everyone is potentially able to be hypnotized; they just need to trust the person they're being put under by. The reason these studies show the results the do is because they're conducted by strangers.

Sounds like the talk of someone who's never been under ?

Every person I've hypnotized has had very strong effects shown, actually. One friend of Sophie and mine gets quite anxious at night now without one of her three "needs" (pacifier, diaper or teddy bear). It's quite adorable XD

As a point of curiosity ~ do you adore her /despite/ the fact she's a transgirl; or because she's a transgirl?~

The man was my hero ;_; It's difficult to strike a balance between buddhist belief and business practises; it's even harder to want to be in a world of suits and figures and still not lose yourself. He took the road less travelled and made it somewhere further than he'd ever expected; at my age he'd lived with monks, discovered himself and knew what he wanted to be ~ tha's more than I can say I've done. I found him to be hugely motivational ? (Plus he created Pixar, so.. XD)