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    Out of Family?

    Do crossdressers get a rejection by their families?
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    Love just one!

    There are many kinds of love on this planet and many people. And although a person can love many people in many ways, one can never love two people exactly alike. Every relationship is different. You love your mother and your father, but they aren’t the same love. The same with siblings—each...
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    What was Your Feeling?

    How does it feel after male-to-female gender confirmation surgery?
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    Asexual lesbian!

    Only you can answer whether or not you feel safe revealing your orientation. Your parents may surprise you and be quite accepting (though they may not understand the asexual part). People, in general, are becoming more accepting of alternate sexualities. For instance, my oldest daughter is out...
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    Against your Marriage!

    Love is a strong foundation. Reason with your family, and show them how much this girl means to you. Talk less; as they say, action speaks louder than words. I know your happiness matters to them. If they can't reason with them, then marry him/her. One day they will give you their blessings...
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    Mock the concept!

    Most people (at least the people I know) have no problem accepting anyone in the LGBTQ community. The problem is when people need to “come out” over every minor gender nonconformity. Not every gender-related issue requires “coming out” to everyone you know. I have no problem addressing people by...
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    Transexual Common Challenges!

    High Rates of Unemployment It’s not an easy task for a trans person to get a job and a well-paying job, for that matter. 33 out of 50 states have no laws to protect gender identities, i.e., in over half of the U.S., you can be fired based on your transgender identity. Almost half of the trans...
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    Hello from Ashley

    Welcome to the community, Happy to see you are an active member all the day.
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    What are your favourite movies?

    List them, here are mine: The Prince of Egypt and other Biblical/faith-based favourites. Life Itself- 2014. 2001: A Space Odyssey. Citizen Kane. The Courtship of Eddie’s Father- 1963 movie, not the TV show.
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    Which One?

    It depends on the individual. Some, mainly those early in transition or non-op and/or non-binary, use the bathroom that aligns with their birth gender. Some use whichever bathroom feels less alienating at any given moment (due to, for instance, not wanting to be confronted about their...
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    How did you explain being transgender?

    It isn’t that hard. Being transgender means that a person’s gender doesn’t (entirely) match the gender they were assigned at birth. That’s all there is to it. It’s hard for people with no experience of being transgender to understand what that is like, and many people have a hard time believing...
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    Can young children really identify as transgender?

    Most kids know the difference between boys and girls by 8. I’m not sure what the problem is with allowing an 8-year-old to express the gender he or she identifies with. It’s hardly an irrevocable decision. Even the use of puberty blockers further down the line isn’t irrevocable. However, the...
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    Transgender Woman

    ow, want to know? Close your eyes and imagine floating on a cloud on your way to heaven. Now that's how it feels for us to be hot and sexy to wake up in the morning and run my hands over my curvy body with silky smooth skin.
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    What are you doing today?

    What are you doing right now?
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    How come out as trans!

    This is a personal thing for every trans person and no two people will have the same response/reaction. So, what I think you’re asking for (and I hope subsequent respondents will provide) is how WE did it. Then you can synthesize those answers with how YOU feel, and come up with your own unique...
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