OttersSwim
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So there is a joke that runs in our circles: What is the difference between a crossdresser and a transsexual? About three years... It is a joke, but like many jokes, it contains a thread of truth in it - the truth of evolution. This is a path to enlightenment just as sure as any other. It is the realization of self. We are all on a journey. In experiencing any sort of gender conflict, society makes a valiant attempt to change our course by making it awkward, hard, and at times even dangerous for us to express our authentic selves. But that is really where most end up anyway - at whatever your authentic self is - and how you express that self will vary individual to individual. You can continue to repress that authenticity and deny it and you will continue to get the same results as you have thus far - maybe that is okay with you, maybe it is not. The rush of denial, and "ick" you get after climax is common. People tend to associate it with the release of testosterone in the body. I believe it is more your socialized programming reasserting itself and saying "No, this is not for you." If you were able to embrace your authentic self, give it space and honor in your life and your person, then I have found (at least for me) that I no longer get that conflict upon climax. I simply am me, and that me is both male and female and that is just great. I have confirmed the removal of this sensation with several others who have done a lot of work to integrate their gender identity into themselves. As to whether you ultimately remain more dominant or become more submissive, I cannot say. Being female does not mean being submissive. Hope that helps.
< Message edited by OttersSwim -- 12/21/2009 8:44:01 AM >
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