A Belated Epiphany

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I hope this will help some of you work things out.

Earlier I read an article that dealt with the idea of there being another "self" inside us. The author wrote about the fact that some twins are so close that they are almost linked at the hip and so on.

I think the article was on BBC/co/uk, but did I save the link? NO. Sorry.

It was quite good I think and inspired me to apply some of the thought to my life as a woman. Since around '95 I have slowly been killing my male self, and in the last few years have increasingly seen that He is still there despite my trying as hard as I could to be ultra woman. Mostly that has been effective but reading this article has made it clear to me that it is cruel and inhumane to kill Him.

And perhaps in 50 years, that is where so called GID will end up. Perhaps we will simply be allowed to express both our selves in a pleasant and gentle way? I know of at least one T person who has decided to live as a woman but not have the full SRS. Right on girl!!!

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When I retire

Patricia Marie Allen's picture

When I retire, in about a year and half, I intend to live pretty much as a woman. I'm still married, and have no desire to see that relationship come to an end. I'm active in my church and have no desire to end my involvement there. Given those two things, I doubt that I'll make it 100%, but every day but Sunday and maybe some special family gatherings, where not everyone knows about me, just to keep peace in the family.

Regarding SRS... why build a garage when you have no intention of owning a car?

Hugs
Patricia

Happiness is being all dressed up and HAVING some place to go.
Semper in femineo gerunt

Depends on the Disphoria,

Wendy Jean's picture

For me it was necessary, for others not. We are all different in our expectations.

I have a part of me who is male. He is me, I don't draw a firm line between that part of me except when (the date) I transitioned into living full time. That person is still here, but I am allowed to be feminine nowl