Randie
Posted October 28th, 2009 at 2:37AM
Being a crossdresser is'nt all about dressing like a girl its wanting to be a girl. My entire life i new i was born in the wrong body. As a child i new i was different wanting to dress like my mother. I hated the way i looked and felt. When my mother found out she went out of her way to make fun of me. I remember we were all in the car going to my grandmothers house and out of nowhere she tells my dad that I'm gay and that i had been wearing her clothes. My two brothers looked at me and laughed.I was so imbarrest and cried all the way there. But after getting there the first words out of her mouth to my grandmother was your grandson is gay and continues to tell her the whole story. After that on a daily routine she would ask me in front of everybody, who's clothes are you wearing today. Needless to say i HATE my mother.But through all of that i still want to be a woman.Well i do consider myself a woman i just dont look like one and i HATE, HATE,it. I would do anything to become a real girl. I know theres surgeries but who can afford that. I'm now trying to find anybody that can help me find the help to get hormone replacement but hav'nt had any luck yet.I'm now 41 years old and i would love to spend the rest of my days as the woman i should have been to begin with.
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This is a heartwrenching story. I hope you find the help that you want.
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Can I say something radical here, dear? I'm looking forward to the day when gender reassignment is completely acceptable and no one thinks twice about it. We're all female at conception. Only when the fetus is around 6 months old can the sex even be determined. The ovaries drop down and become testicles. The clitoris enlarges and becomes the penis, and the labia close and fuse together, which is why all men have a seam in their scrotum. This is also why all men have nipples. I don't think it's surprising at all that quite a few men feel more like women than they do men. When I say these things out loud around the water cooler, people go back to their desks. I'm looking forward to the day when all of this is taught in school, even.
I hope you find the help you need, hon, and best wishes to you! :) -
Thank you for your very enlightened view point. This was Very interesting and educational
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I also wish you luck girl.just wish we could show our real selves in body and form..now wouldn't that be nice.except living like we have to because our bodies don't match our soul/mind..Love and Hugs Anne-Marie
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Girl, your mom wins the award doesn't she? That was horrible. I was so fortunate that my mother supported my girlishness. Did your mom ever get any better?
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