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Gender bending???
Do u like gender bending? R u transgender? Gender fluid? Or just curious about us. Let's talk.
---------- Post added 04-28-2017 at 07:04 PM ---------- I identify with women, I have outdoor plumbing and so I'm a guy. I often feel female. If I had heard of transgender syndrome 40 years ago.... Maaaaaaaybe. How's about u folks? ---------- Post added 04-28-2017 at 07:05 PM ---------- Quote:
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I've always been a tomboy And I love the 'outdoor plumbing g' line =3 |
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I'm surprised that there's not more input. Not even from complete trannys.... Ohhhhhhh weeeeeell.
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Ohhhhhhh wellllllllll, another dead end thread. [stare]
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I'm interested. Being a transgender avi
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My avi is a girl if i had some nice guy clothes i would probably switch to a boy for a while :D i have some transgender friends who are awesome
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I'm so firmly feminine I can't even wear clothes from the boys' section at the store.
However, I don't mind being called "man" or "bro." Those words don't scream MALE at me. |
There r so many people now who don't fit the classic gender profiles. I wonder if it's because of natural selection
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oooooh I only just saw this thread but I'm agender, and I'd love to see a wee trans community on mene. I present fairly femininely, but when I go to work and have to use she/her pronouns and be a good waitress I call it "being in drag" because it's so not me.
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Thanks. Despite my often fem feelings I always call myself he in real world and Pisces in cyberspace.. I'm not fussy about it. It galls me when people call me ma'am and then act like I did something wrong. |
Yeah that's the exact reasoning I use Kaderin. Also I work with a bunch of really ignorant chefs who take every difference as a chance to bully people so there's another reason to stay in the closet at work.
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I'll try. Really. I know bullies. They don't scare me anymore, but they get to ducking me.
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Yeah the guys at work don't scare me but I do know that they'd get on my nerves enough to get me to quit and I'm determined to hang around this workplace until I graduate
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I have to say, I'm still pretty bad about using he/him or she/her instead of they/them, but I try.
I hope the next place you work at ends up being a better place, Bearzy. |
Thanks [heart] And oh my god I slip up on people's pronouns all the time. The important thing is to try and to self correct when you do make a mistake, without making a big deal about it. Just be like "he-sorry-they" not "he- oh my god I meant they I'm so sorry I'm so bad at this"
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I mean, except online, I haven't really encountered (to my knowledge) many people that use pronouns other than what I would expect, but I feel like using they/them pronouns really needs to be more common.
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Huh. I'm so insulated in my little university-town-queer-circle that I feel like half the people I know use they/them pronouns [lol]
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I'm just a Pisces. We never know side is gonna b in charge.
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I have always used they/them pronouns.
Especially with people, but I think it became a common thing for me because I used to be around a load of animals and I could never tell by looking at them if they were male or female and I absolutely hate calling an animal "it" so I say, "they/them". |
Oh yeah, that makes sense!
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I was watching a you tube vid about voice training for trannys. The girl, Trans giving the lesson sounds great, but then her boy voice wasn't deep. I tried what she said and I sounded like Dr dufusmertz from finius and ferb on Disney. But then I am by nature a baritone. Sure, born all hair, eyes and legs with a baritone voice and outdoor plumbing. Ohhhhhhh wellllllllll. I'm old and fat now so no matter.
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Oh yeah voice training for trans women is apparently the worst, because estrogen doesn't help at all, unlike the testosterone for ftm folk.
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