xssve -> RE: Beating a transsexual's ass (2/5/2012 6:48:15 AM)
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I don't believe you are obligated to tell your employer - unless you sleep with them. And I do understand the quandry here, I think I would rather know than not, but on the other hand, if he thinks you're a woman, and you feel like a woman, then you are a woman, which was really, the lesson I learned from the OP - it didn't make RS less of a man, it transformed his partner into a woman. So, sadly, as I am forced to admit I'm lacking that sort of chutzpah myself, to argue the converse: knowing you were once a man, it becomes an obstacle; it is going to pop into my head at some point, become a distraction - like ns - if you never told him and he couldn't tell, he'd be all smug about finally getting his cherry busted, and tell everybody in earshot - if you told him you were trans afterwards, he'd never come out of his mothers basement again, and spend the next 20 years getting fat on junk food and thinking: OMG! I'm gay! I don't think at this point, there is going to be any one-size-fit's-all solution, it's just too complicated an issue - there are for example, gay men who don't want to be out, who might prefer a trans as a beard - in which case if that trans is really a woman, then it's really not ideal for them, etc. I dunno, I think one is going to just have to rely on their best judgment here.
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