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I obtained the appearance of a male and "lived as" one for 5 years. But it was all superficial. I'm not male. I'll never remember being a wee boy, go through male puberty, have a real penis, father kids - because while I *look* like a male, HRT/surgery didn't *make* me one 3/x
You will never experience what it is to be the opposite sex beyond simply resembling one, and that is important to stress to those considering transition. I needed to hear this when I was being evaluated at the gender clinic, but I didn't. I think it would have helped me. 4/x
If you're struggling with gender dysphoria and are considering transition, ask yourself this: is passing as the opposite enough for you? If yes, great! I hope it works out If not, it's time to slow down and do some serious thinking before you make any irreversible changes. 5/5
Thank you, Watson, for a wise common-sense suggestion ignored by profit-making business, sometimes masquerading as support centers who mask their intentions with political correctness. Being in touch with my own "feminine " feelings does not make me a woman.
ironically you describe the experience of being trans in a nutshell trans people were never the gender society told them they were before their realisation of their identity. one day you may finally get the maturity to realise this + that you have been used by the patriarchy
“Society” doesn’t tell people what sex they are born with. Biology does that. The sociological experience of gender is different. But sex is immutable.
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