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kythryne
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Posts: 1685
From: New York City
Registered: Oct 2001

posted 02-15-2002 04:54 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for kythryne     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I've noticed that while this forum is called "GLBT Relationships" there seems to be a lot of focus on the GLB and very little on the T. So, here's a topic specifically for people involved in transgender/transsexual/genderqueer/etc relationships.

As some of you already know, my partner is a pre-op MtF transsexual -- I came out about it in a thread over here in the Gender Issues forum. I wanted to start this topic here as well, though, because my previous topic is specific to my experience with a transsexual, and there's such a wide range of differences among trans people and their partners.

So, if you or someone in your life identifies as some variety of trans, and you want to talk about how that affects (in a good way, in a bad way, or whatever) your relationship, type away.

Kyth

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Kythryne Aisling
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"The only unnatural sexual act is that which you cannot perform."
-- Alfred Kinsey

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sapphirecat
Activist

Posts: 235
From: Louisville KY (St. Matthews)
Registered: Sep 2001

posted 02-17-2002 04:11 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for sapphirecat     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I don't know what to label me, so usually I don't.

The "crossdressing" in my signature refers to the fact that I like (prefer) skirts, and have no problem with wearing some other feminine things like particularly girly necklaces or long hair. Yet I have no desire to pass as a girl.

I'd say that the best part of my relationship is that my girlfriend mentioned that she liked dressing guys pretty before she ever knew I liked being pretty, so there was no pain involved in telling her, and she became the first person to know.

I'm really glad I'm with someone who understands that my choice of clothing doesn't mean I'm gay. That's made us a lot closer.

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Sapphire Cat
The world needs me, to know not everyone is the same.
Artist, poet, programmer, dreamer, and crossdressing bondage kitty

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