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Lucylastic -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 4:19:27 PM)


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ORIGINAL: ChatteParfaitt

A FR re: the OP and his thread, in general, not to anyone specific:

This young man is 22 years old, struggling with Aspergers, feels he is transgendered, lives in the heart of the Bible belt, and has religious parents.

I think he's doing great. Who of us knew exactly what we were and were willing to go it alone at 22?

Yeah I did. Hannah did. I suspect we were both on our own far too early and guess what folks? You learn a lot, no question there. It *does* take a toll. It is not a road I recommend for anyone with other choices.

Now, this young man may very well eventually realize in order to be true to himself, he has to come out to his family. I, for one, am willing to cut him some slack. He's got a lot on his plate.

JMO, YMMV


THIS




Lockit -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 4:21:24 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Lucylastic


quote:

ORIGINAL: ChatteParfaitt

A FR re: the OP and his thread, in general, not to anyone specific:

This young man is 22 years old, struggling with Aspergers, feels he is transgendered, lives in the heart of the Bible belt, and has religious parents.

I think he's doing great. Who of us knew exactly what we were and were willing to go it alone at 22?

Yeah I did. Hannah did. I suspect we were both on our own far too early and guess what folks? You learn a lot, no question there. It *does* take a toll. It is not a road I recommend for anyone with other choices.

Now, this young man may very well eventually realize in order to be true to himself, he has to come out to his family. I, for one, am willing to cut him some slack. He's got a lot on his plate.

JMO, YMMV


THIS


Ditto!




LafayetteLady -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 5:11:18 PM)

To Sailing Bum:

At 22, living by your convictions is not usually something that has taken strong hold yet.

To agirl:

I agree with you about his feelings towards his family, however, BDSM involvement and sexual identity are vastly different. Most of the people involved in BDSM relationships (not just play dates), are open about being in a relationship. The details of what occurs in that relationship are, as Sailing Bum said, private and no one's business. While your kids may know about your kink involvement (an assumption based on your posts), they know it in a general way. I'm sure you don't give them details about what you and your partner do.

Sexual identity, on the other hand is different. Can you imagine not simply hiding your sex life, but the fact that you have a partner who you love (if homosexual) from your loved ones? Always pretending that you are not involved, having them question you about when you will settle down, spending holidays apart because you have to hide? I know you have said countless times that you and your partner aren't "in love," and your relationship indeed is a bit different than what I just described, but I'm sure you can relate.

For the transgendered, my understanding is they literally don't feel "whole" as the wrong sex. If a transgendered person is ever going to come to terms with who they are, some type of gender reassignment is going to have to take place and that can't really be hidden.

While I could never really understand a parent turning their back on their child for their sexual identity, I can understand the fear that many have. To be afraid that the people you are supposed to be able to count on the most will not accept who you are has to be soul crushing. That's why support groups are so important. To have people who not only understand but care about you just the same goes a long way to being able to accept yourself.




ETOX123 -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 5:14:53 PM)

To clear something up, I'm actually 26. I never changed my profile. 




PeonForHer -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 5:41:03 PM)

You oldster, you!

Ah, well that changes . . . well, nothing, really. [;)]




ETOX123 -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 5:50:59 PM)

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

You oldster, you!

Ah, well that changes . . . well, nothing, really. [;)]


It's a five year difference. Do you know what can happen in five years? Okay yeah, not much.




LafayetteLady -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 6:16:58 PM)

Depends on which 5 years you are talking about doesn't it? Difference between 10 and 15? Huge. Between 15 and 20? Also huge. Twenty and 25? Not as much. Between 40 and 45? Almost nothing, lol.




SailingBum -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 8:16:06 PM)


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ORIGINAL: LafayetteLady

To Sailing Bum:

At 22, living by your convictions is not usually something that has taken strong hold yet.





UH ok if you say so... So help me out here what in the hell do you live by then??? Convection's have nothing to do with age. How old were you when you discovered that it was wrong not to steal or kill??? Try and run your line of BS on someone else. A man that stands for nothing will fall for anything I forget who said it but it's so appropriate.

BadOne




HannahLynn -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 8:35:20 PM)

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At 22, living by your convictions is not usually something that has taken strong hold yet.
you underestimate the strength of young people's convictions. keep in mind that it was young men in their early fucking 20s that liberated europe, not 40- 50 year olds.





ETOX123 -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 9:44:46 PM)

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ORIGINAL: HannahLynn

quote:

At 22, living by your convictions is not usually something that has taken strong hold yet.
you underestimate the strength of young people's convictions. keep in mind that it was young men in their early fucking 20s that liberated europe, not 40- 50 year olds.




See if you can use that word one more time :)




Kana -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 9:49:22 PM)

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ORIGINAL: HannahLynn
quote:

At 22, living by your convictions is not usually something that has taken strong hold yet.
you underestimate the strength of young people's convictions.


Chuckles
Agreed.
Hell, at 22 one should live by their convictions. WTF else be young?
Course, at 35 one should live by reality, which is an entirely different deal.




SailingBum -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 11:21:27 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Kana

quote:

ORIGINAL: HannahLynn
quote:

At 22, living by your convictions is not usually something that has taken strong hold yet.
you underestimate the strength of young people's convictions.


Chuckles
Agreed.
Hell, at 22 one should live by their convictions. WTF else be young?
Course, at 35 one should live by reality, which is an entirely different deal.



Einstein wrote e =mc squared in his early 20's

BadOne




stellauk -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/9/2011 11:50:42 PM)

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ORIGINAL: SailingBum

Einstein wrote e =mc squared in his early 20's

BadOne



What's that got to do with anything?

We're talking about coming out as transgendered to a Christian fundamentalist family under pressure from a domme in the Bible Belt. The wrong reaction from one or two people can wipe out your support.

At the age of 26 try doing it without causing irreparable damage to your life.

You think its so easy, why not try it for yourself? Let's see you get out there and get acceptance from someone else prepared to support you for choosing to identify yourself as female.

I write from experience. It just isn't that easy. Trust me on this one.




Clickofheels -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/10/2011 12:05:01 AM)


Definition of website forums... online feeding frenzies!!!!!

LMAO




SailingBum -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/10/2011 12:31:45 AM)

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ORIGINAL: stellauk

quote:

ORIGINAL: SailingBum

Einstein wrote e =mc squared in his early 20's

BadOne



What's that got to do with anything?

We're talking about coming out as transgendered to a Christian fundamentalist family under pressure from a domme in the Bible Belt. The wrong reaction from one or two people can wipe out your support.

At the age of 26 try doing it without causing irreparable damage to your life.

You think its so easy, why not try it for yourself? Let's see you get out there and get acceptance from someone else prepared to support you for choosing to identify yourself as female.

I write from experience. It just isn't that easy. Trust me on this one.



Uh it has a lot to do with "everything" Do you really think writing the theory of relativity was "easy" Do you really think the ppl I killed in the name of freedom was "easy" at the age of 18. Or the parents who watch their child die because the can't afford to see a doctor what do you think that is "easy".

Support my ass. Come back for the war walk thru any US airport with your uniform on. Ppl walk up to you spit on you call you baby killer. On the network news every night 10's of thousand of protesters saying what evil ppl soldiers are. This went on every night for YEARS! So tell me stella how hard you have it. You had a choice to make I on the other hand did not! Unless of course you consider some asshole shooting at you and me not killing him a choice.

You think you have it hard? I'll give you a gun and you go kill ppl wound others and then you tell me which is harder to live with... Dressing up like a bitch or killing ppl.

Are you fucking kidding me who ever told you life was easy??? If your biggest problem in life is telling your parents that you like to wear high heels YOU are the one that has it easy. Trust me on this.

How fucking dare you tell me how hard your life is... Ive had friends killed on a monthly basis. I have friends with no legs some with no arms. I've had friends die in my arms while waiting for a chopper meanwhile I trying to save their life. Ive been in situations where I didn't know if I was going to come out alive. And yet you have the gall to tell me how hard your life is. Go fuck yourself.

BadOne




ETOX123 -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/10/2011 12:47:46 AM)

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ORIGINAL: SailingBum

quote:

ORIGINAL: stellauk

quote:

ORIGINAL: SailingBum

Einstein wrote e =mc squared in his early 20's

BadOne



What's that got to do with anything?

We're talking about coming out as transgendered to a Christian fundamentalist family under pressure from a domme in the Bible Belt. The wrong reaction from one or two people can wipe out your support.

At the age of 26 try doing it without causing irreparable damage to your life.

You think its so easy, why not try it for yourself? Let's see you get out there and get acceptance from someone else prepared to support you for choosing to identify yourself as female.

I write from experience. It just isn't that easy. Trust me on this one.



Uh it has a lot to do with "everything" Do you really think writing the theory of relativity was "easy" Do you really think the ppl I killed in the name of freedom was "easy" at the age of 18. Or the parents who watch their child die because the can't afford to see a doctor what do you think that is "easy".

Support my ass. Come back for the war walk thru any US airport with your uniform on. Ppl walk up to you spit on you call you baby killer. On the network news every night 10's of thousand of protesters saying what evil ppl soldiers are. This went on every night for YEARS! So tell me stella how hard you have it. You had a choice to make I on the other hand did not! Unless of course you consider some asshole shooting at you and me not killing him a choice.

You think you have it hard? I'll give you a gun and you go kill ppl wound others and then you tell me which is harder to live with... Dressing up like a bitch or killing ppl.

Are you fucking kidding me who ever told you life was easy??? If your biggest problem in life is telling your parents that you like to wear high heels YOU are the one that has it easy. Trust me on this.

BadOne



I think the difference here is that you chose to put on the uniform and fight. Don't get me wrong, I'm grateful for it, but that was your choice, and complaining about it is a moot point at best. I however did not choose to be who I am, I didn't ask for it and I don't want it.

I'm going to be frank. You sit here and belittle me, and anyone who sides with me, and from here it looks as if you're doing it to feel better about yourself. In addition to that you seem to be feeling sorry for yourself because you did the job that you signed up for. You signed your name, you put on the uniform, and you picked up the rifle. If you somehow realized what you were going to go through, you could have easily backed out in basic training. You could have simply started wetting the bed, or found a way to gain a 'failure to adapt' release. Your DD-214 would have been blank for the most part and no one would have known you served or attempted to serve. You made the choice to complete your basic training, and you made the choice to get on the plane. You did all this, yet you feel sorry for yourself.

I'm not going to pretend to know what it's like in the theater of war. I know that the rules are different in that environment, and I know you may have done things that the rest of us might consider immoral simply because it was a matter of survival. But again, you picked it, and you went through with it.

I have not stated that I feel sorry for myself. I accept who I am, and I don't want to tell my parents. I'm not going to parade around throwing a pity party for myself. That was not the point of this thread, but you and a few others made it about that. This is how a very simple question and quest for advice turns into a flame war. You are a shining example of everything that is wrong with the internet, and you honestly need to step back and take a look at what you're doing. You meet everything I say with aggression, you throw it in our faces that you are a war veteran. Well, yes, you are a veteran, and I thank you for fighting on our behalf. Aside from that you have intentionally been degrading, and while your ranting and raving doesn't hurt me, it doesn't further the point of this thread.




SailingBum -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/10/2011 1:21:54 AM)


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ORIGINAL: ETOX123

quote:

ORIGINAL: SailingBum

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ORIGINAL: stellauk

quote:

ORIGINAL: SailingBum

Einstein wrote e =mc squared in his early 20's

BadOne



What's that got to do with anything?

We're talking about coming out as transgendered to a Christian fundamentalist family under pressure from a domme in the Bible Belt. The wrong reaction from one or two people can wipe out your support.

At the age of 26 try doing it without causing irreparable damage to your life.

You think its so easy, why not try it for yourself? Let's see you get out there and get acceptance from someone else prepared to support you for choosing to identify yourself as female.

I write from experience. It just isn't that easy. Trust me on this one.



Uh it has a lot to do with "everything" Do you really think writing the theory of relativity was "easy" Do you really think the ppl I killed in the name of freedom was "easy" at the age of 18. Or the parents who watch their child die because the can't afford to see a doctor what do you think that is "easy".

Support my ass. Come back for the war walk thru any US airport with your uniform on. Ppl walk up to you spit on you call you baby killer. On the network news every night 10's of thousand of protesters saying what evil ppl soldiers are. This went on every night for YEARS! So tell me stella how hard you have it. You had a choice to make I on the other hand did not! Unless of course you consider some asshole shooting at you and me not killing him a choice.

You think you have it hard? I'll give you a gun and you go kill ppl wound others and then you tell me which is harder to live with... Dressing up like a bitch or killing ppl.

Are you fucking kidding me who ever told you life was easy??? If your biggest problem in life is telling your parents that you like to wear high heels YOU are the one that has it easy. Trust me on this.

BadOne



I think the difference here is that you chose to put on the uniform and fight. Don't get me wrong, I'm grateful for it, but that was your choice, and complaining about it is a moot point at best. I however did not choose to be who I am, I didn't ask for it and I don't want it.

I'm going to be frank. You sit here and belittle me, and anyone who sides with me, and from here it looks as if you're doing it to feel better about yourself. In addition to that you seem to be feeling sorry for yourself because you did the job that you signed up for. You signed your name, you put on the uniform, and you picked up the rifle. If you somehow realized what you were going to go through, you could have easily backed out in basic training. You could have simply started wetting the bed, or found a way to gain a 'failure to adapt' release. Your DD-214 would have been blank for the most part and no one would have known you served or attempted to serve. You made the choice to complete your basic training, and you made the choice to get on the plane. You did all this, yet you feel sorry for yourself.

I'm not going to pretend to know what it's like in the theater of war. I know that the rules are different in that environment, and I know you may have done things that the rest of us might consider immoral simply because it was a matter of survival. But again, you picked it, and you went through with it.

I have not stated that I feel sorry for myself. I accept who I am, and I don't want to tell my parents. I'm not going to parade around throwing a pity party for myself. That was not the point of this thread, but you and a few others made it about that. This is how a very simple question and quest for advice turns into a flame war. You are a shining example of everything that is wrong with the internet, and you honestly need to step back and take a look at what you're doing. You meet everything I say with aggression, you throw it in our faces that you are a war veteran. Well, yes, you are a veteran, and I thank you for fighting on our behalf. Aside from that you have intentionally been degrading, and while your ranting and raving doesn't hurt me, it doesn't further the point of this thread.



Look I realize freedom is not free lot's of my friends paid the price. I was one of the lucky ones. But you are so missing the point. I was not throwing it in your face. I was showing stella and you that in the scheme of life your decisions are not difficult. Some how in your mind your making a mountain out of a mole hill.

BTW the reason I responded to stella had nothing to do with you. She pissed me right the fuck off with how difficult her life has been. I have zero respect for ppl that whine. I thought if she thought her life was so tuff come walk a mile in my shoes.

My war stories were not a attempt to one up you or be billy bad ass... it was to show you how easy you actually have it. For some reason you seem to think that others will treat you different cuz you dress like a girl. And what some on here have suggested and I agree with is that, Those that won't accept who you are ... Are not worth having in your life. Yes it's really that simple. hanners pointed that out to you and ppl jumped her for it.

The problem is your not "hearing" what ppl are telling you. You are paying lip service but your not "hearing it". The other issue is your so scared that you "dirty little secret is going to get out you have tunnel vision.

BadOne









ETOX123 -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/10/2011 1:32:34 AM)

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ORIGINAL: SailingBum


quote:

ORIGINAL: ETOX123

quote:

ORIGINAL: SailingBum

quote:

ORIGINAL: stellauk

quote:

ORIGINAL: SailingBum

Einstein wrote e =mc squared in his early 20's

BadOne



What's that got to do with anything?

We're talking about coming out as transgendered to a Christian fundamentalist family under pressure from a domme in the Bible Belt. The wrong reaction from one or two people can wipe out your support.

At the age of 26 try doing it without causing irreparable damage to your life.

You think its so easy, why not try it for yourself? Let's see you get out there and get acceptance from someone else prepared to support you for choosing to identify yourself as female.

I write from experience. It just isn't that easy. Trust me on this one.



Uh it has a lot to do with "everything" Do you really think writing the theory of relativity was "easy" Do you really think the ppl I killed in the name of freedom was "easy" at the age of 18. Or the parents who watch their child die because the can't afford to see a doctor what do you think that is "easy".

Support my ass. Come back for the war walk thru any US airport with your uniform on. Ppl walk up to you spit on you call you baby killer. On the network news every night 10's of thousand of protesters saying what evil ppl soldiers are. This went on every night for YEARS! So tell me stella how hard you have it. You had a choice to make I on the other hand did not! Unless of course you consider some asshole shooting at you and me not killing him a choice.

You think you have it hard? I'll give you a gun and you go kill ppl wound others and then you tell me which is harder to live with... Dressing up like a bitch or killing ppl.

Are you fucking kidding me who ever told you life was easy??? If your biggest problem in life is telling your parents that you like to wear high heels YOU are the one that has it easy. Trust me on this.

BadOne



I think the difference here is that you chose to put on the uniform and fight. Don't get me wrong, I'm grateful for it, but that was your choice, and complaining about it is a moot point at best. I however did not choose to be who I am, I didn't ask for it and I don't want it.

I'm going to be frank. You sit here and belittle me, and anyone who sides with me, and from here it looks as if you're doing it to feel better about yourself. In addition to that you seem to be feeling sorry for yourself because you did the job that you signed up for. You signed your name, you put on the uniform, and you picked up the rifle. If you somehow realized what you were going to go through, you could have easily backed out in basic training. You could have simply started wetting the bed, or found a way to gain a 'failure to adapt' release. Your DD-214 would have been blank for the most part and no one would have known you served or attempted to serve. You made the choice to complete your basic training, and you made the choice to get on the plane. You did all this, yet you feel sorry for yourself.

I'm not going to pretend to know what it's like in the theater of war. I know that the rules are different in that environment, and I know you may have done things that the rest of us might consider immoral simply because it was a matter of survival. But again, you picked it, and you went through with it.

I have not stated that I feel sorry for myself. I accept who I am, and I don't want to tell my parents. I'm not going to parade around throwing a pity party for myself. That was not the point of this thread, but you and a few others made it about that. This is how a very simple question and quest for advice turns into a flame war. You are a shining example of everything that is wrong with the internet, and you honestly need to step back and take a look at what you're doing. You meet everything I say with aggression, you throw it in our faces that you are a war veteran. Well, yes, you are a veteran, and I thank you for fighting on our behalf. Aside from that you have intentionally been degrading, and while your ranting and raving doesn't hurt me, it doesn't further the point of this thread.



Look I realize freedom is not free lot's of my friends paid the price. I was one of the lucky ones. But you are so missing the point. I was not throwing it in your face. I was showing stella and you that in the scheme of life your decisions are not difficult. Some how in your mind your making a mountain out of a mole hill.

BTW the reason I responded to stella had nothing to do with you. She pissed me right the fuck off with how difficult her life has been. I have zero respect for ppl that whine. I thought if she thought her life was so tuff come walk a mile in my shoes.

My war stories were not a attempt to one up you or be billy bad ass... it was to show you how easy you actually have it. For some reason you seem to think that others will treat you different cuz you dress like a girl. And what some on here have suggested and I agree with is that, Those that won't accept who you are ... Are not worth having in your life. Yes it's really that simple. hanners pointed that out to you and ppl jumped her for it.

The problem is your not "hearing" what ppl are telling you. You are paying lip service but your not "hearing it". The other issue is your so scared that you "dirty little secret is going to get out you have tunnel vision.

BadOne








I just want to point out that people are jumping on Hannah because she clearly thinks her way is the only way, and the fact that she keeps attacking me and other through repetitive swearing and degradation. I'm not spineless, far from it. I've come out to most of my friends and family. My parents are the only ones left and I keep it secret because I'm not interested in hurting them. They believe I am the only one of their children that turned out normal, held down a job, and will essentially be the American dream. So yes, okay, I'm afraid. I'm afraid of seeing the look in their eyes when they realized that their older children were wife beaters and whores, and then their youngest child is a transgender. I'm afraid of seeing them crushed because of something that they cannot fully comprehend. Maybe if I didn't have a soul I would have no problem with it, or maybe if I thought they had the capacity to handle it or change their way of thinking. The simple truth here is that they don't, and while I wish they could know me, they can't. I made that decision, and every family member I've come out to says the same thing.




stellauk -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/10/2011 1:36:22 AM)

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ORIGINAL: SailingBum

Uh it has a lot to do with "everything" Do you really think writing the theory of relativity was "easy" Do you really think the ppl I killed in the name of freedom was "easy" at the age of 18. Or the parents who watch their child die because the can't afford to see a doctor what do you think that is "easy".

Support my ass. Come back for the war walk thru any US airport with your uniform on. Ppl walk up to you spit on you call you baby killer. On the network news every night 10's of thousand of protesters saying what evil ppl soldiers are. This went on every night for YEARS! So tell me stella how hard you have it. You had a choice to make I on the other hand did not! Unless of course you consider some asshole shooting at you and me not killing him a choice.

You think you have it hard? I'll give you a gun and you go kill ppl wound others and then you tell me which is harder to live with... Dressing up like a bitch or killing ppl.

Are you fucking kidding me who ever told you life was easy??? If your biggest problem in life is telling your parents that you like to wear high heels YOU are the one that has it easy. Trust me on this.

BadOne


BadOne

I somehow knew you would come back at me with an example from the military, for which you do have my respect and admiration. Having dealt with UK Iraq vets who after coming back from fighting were left to fend for themselves street homeless in the centre of London I've had first hand contact with young men who went out, followed orders and fought having trained and ended up being screwed major for it.

I cannot imagine what it's like to be in their shoes and I will admit that I probably wouldn't have survived or even come close to being able to cope with two extremely stressful, traumatic situations.

I'm not prepared to state whether it was easy for Einstein or not. I don't have first hand contact nor have I any sort of recognized academic background. I wasn't there. But this much I do know, in that Einstein stood out not only as an academic and a scientist, but also as a human being. This has got less to do with courage and determination and perhaps much more to do with genius and insight.

The only courage it needed was to go against established thinking in academic circles at the time. This is completely different from both your experiences in the military and active service and mine for coming out as transgendered.

If you think that being transgendered is just about 'dressing up like a bitch' then I'm sorry, I'm going to have to admit defeat here, because it's going to take me too many words, too much thinking and effort to try and put this across in a way for you to be able to see things and acknowledge that for many people this is something major, stressful and potentially traumatic. Nobody is going to gain anything from this, not you, not me, not the OP and nobody else reading this thread.

I'd much rather just leave it and accept that you have such an opinion. Especially when you think it's easy and that it's a choice. I've met way too many people who think like you do, and the only thing you can do is to just walk away and leave them with their opinions.

But maybe then let's just agree that hard isn't a set standard, but is relative to the individual. Are you prepared then to agree with me that a majority of people would not have been able to walk your path through your experiences in the military and come out of it like you have?

Please don't worry about me. I came out in a small Polish town of 40,000 people most of who were staunch Catholics and many who shared the opinions you have. But you know my life isn't hard at all right now, as I am self-employed, have cross-party political support for my work, and I'm editing a film. Whatever was difficult or traumatic has been dealt with. Please don't take this as any sort of success, because I've screwed up major and made a ton of mistakes to get this far. I also didn't achieve it on my own, but with the support and understanding of numerous people.

But coming back to the topic of the thread, the fact that you so clearly don't understand what it means to be transgendered and appear not be making much effort to understand only highlights the difficult situation the OP finds himself. You are part of the majority, you outnumber the transgendered by at least ten to one if not more.

It's not so much being transgendered that is so difficult. In fact it's not difficult at all. You're born that way and there's not much you can do about it. The only choice you have once you do discover it is to either embrace it and change your life and circumstances so you can completely be yourself, or you can keep it hidden and have to keep pretending, lying, keeping secrets, or indeed, find a compromise between the two.

The difficult part about being transgendered is getting other people to understand and accept you for who you are without diminishing your value as a human being. You can only explain, but they have to make that choice over whether they try to understand or not.

Some do some don't. This is where the real choice comes into it.




ChatteParfaitt -> RE: When a Domme Blackmails you (11/10/2011 2:12:24 AM)

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But coming back to the topic of the thread, the fact that you so clearly don't understand what it means to be transgendered and appear not be making much effort to understand only highlights the difficult situation the OP finds himself. You are part of the majority, you outnumber the transgendered by at least ten to one if not more.

It's not so much being transgendered that is so difficult. In fact it's not difficult at all. You're born that way and there's not much you can do about it. The only choice you have once you do discover it is to either embrace it and change your life and circumstances so you can completely be yourself, or you can keep it hidden and have to keep pretending, lying, keeping secrets, or indeed, find a compromise between the two.

The difficult part about being transgendered is getting other people to understand and accept you for who you are without diminishing your value as a human being. You can only explain, but they have to make that choice over whether they try to understand or not.

Some do some don't. This is where the real choice comes into it.


Very nicely stated. It's great having you back posting, most especially over this particular issue.

Thank you.




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