chiaThePet -> RE: Trans dommes? (9/19/2007 8:11:11 AM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyEllen I think I have to explain that this isnt really (as I see it anyway) about social acceptance. Heck - most people dont even realise I'm TS unless I tell them. But then I'm lucky in that I pass fairly well and it isnt the same for others. This is about (as I see it) something which is central to the whole femdom dynamic, mainly for males, but also I would think for some ladies. For the males, I can totally see that it could be an issue for them to play with me, and especially to be intimate with me - even if in terms of socialising they accept me as female. I think back to my ex's reaction to my transition on this; I didnt understand at first what the problem was, I was still the same person, but when I turned the situation on its head, if it were her transitioning, then I realised that friendship, socialising and so on is a whole different thing to intimacy. If she had transitioned to male, I'm sorry to say that I'm pretty sure the marriage would have been over from my side too. We're still best friends by the way. One can accept anyone as anything as a friend - but we tend to be more peculiar over those we get closer to, and that applies I think to even casual play in bdsm too. The merest knowledge that I wasnt born as I appear now to be, is often enough to deter admirers - and sorry to say I might have the same reaction. Its not to do with prejudice, its to do with deep rooted sexuality. Thats why I do understand on one level this whole thing, but on another level dont. E i do hear and understand what You are saying in context of social and intimate differences and applications. i do understand that a male might have an issue with intimate exchange, they are afforded that right, understanding does go both ways here. My thoughts on predjudice stem from the fact that You are denied opportunity by those whom run the show. Is there no one whom would welcome exchange with You, with honest knowledge of who You are, in these events? Bias of those whom run the show deny those whom would be accepting of such even the opportunity. i'm not sure if these "allowances or denials" are based on a majority rules situation within these specific groups or events, if so, not much one can do about the situation. i'm an admitted bi boy, i realize there are those, especially male, whom have an issue with such and would not welcome me in a group situation where intimate contact is a possibility. i completely understand that the sexuality they identify with has no place for mine. i can however, play in a heterosexual scenerio and respect the boundries. For some though, just the knowledge of who i am could remain an issue. "Oh God, he's looking at me, he wants me, now i can't get it up." But i would resent being kept out of events where much of the behavior i described in my first reply was occurring, "just because" i identify with a specific sexuality. Again, i would understand such, but i wouldn't neccessarily like it. Anything i could do about it? Not really, beyond finding those events which would welcome me as i am. i just think it's funny that with all the screams for tolerance and acceptance within this genre, there appears to be a knee-jerk reaction for some to think for all. Society simply makes me laugh, all stumbling over itself to align what is or isn't acceptable at the moment. Perhaps i was wrong, but here, i was hoping to find a broader inclusion of myself and others for the complete person we each are. Issues will occur, understood, but again, are there souls out there being denied exhange because a few control the access to the arena? That i believe, needs adjusting. chia* (the pet)
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