How do you define your sexuality at the moment?
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Do you think that each of us has a hard-wired sexuality, no matter what his or her phenotype? Why or why not? Can this ever change? If not, why not? Why would switching back and forth not be allowed? |
The switching that I referred to is not related to sexuality but to gender presentation.
To wit, a boy could "feel like a girl" on any given day and expect to use the girls' room, then switch back to "feeling like a boy" the next day. We do not, as a rule, feel one way then the other. The rule is "persistant feelings". We know who and what we are, usually from an early age. That argument is bein advanced by persons fearful that they or the ones they care for might be assaulted by a transperson in the restroom. I speak here strictly of MtFs as no one really thinks that an FtM might assault some guy in the boys' room. Our sexuality. Hmmm. Well, it's different for each of us so I can only speeak to my own. It's hard to define since I am basically neutered right now chemically anyway so my usual method of turning on is gone. I'm relearning to do it the girl way. Unfortunately, there is an appalling lack of men upon whom to practice my feminine wiles, not to mention explore sex and social interactions. I might sum it up the way tw did. I consider myself bi atm, subject to change. |
Thanks, I did just mean you personally, atm, sorry if that was too intrusive
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nope. It's a common question, really. No offense taken.
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Those rednecks worry me.
As for perverts in a dress, the usual laws against assault and rape and such still apply, no? if they re going to go after women in the restroom, and ignore those laws, will they truly be stopped by a gender only sign? And would they really bother finding a dress that fits, never mind one that goes with their shoes! They could go in wearing men's clothes after all. The fact that these laws already exist in many states and not one instance of a "man in a dress" assault has been recorded tends to be ignored in the hysterical ranting to preserve the status quo. |
The assault and rape, yes, but we must protect the virtue of our fair maidens from those scornful peeping toms.
Or, that pussy costs me a damn fortune, as in an arm and a leg fortune, and I don't want nobody looking at it for free. ;) |
Hang on, if you're dating women that are showing their lady gardens outside of the locked cubicles in Ladies toilets... Well, you're doing it wrong :p:
Date me instead. I only get my bits out in front of someone else when I fancy a bit. |
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I do believe there are laws against peeping, too.
We just need to go potty, same as any other woman. I know, academically, what you are probaby doing in there, but I do NOT wish to confirm this. I may be a pervert, but I am not THAT kind of pervert. |
Yeah, but the men's room has locked stalls too, what's wrong with peeing there? Uncomfortable with the attention, and possibly danger, of entering the men's room in a dress? What makes you think women, and their waiting outside menfolk, don't feel the same way about you entering the women's room.
First of all 90%(made up internet number) of the public doesn't know what you're about, but think it's pretty strange, probably perverted, and surely sinful. That's what this thread is about, education... right? But for the other 10%(made up too) who do understand, there's still the problem of the perverts using you as a cover story to do their naughty stuff. My experience is even out and out brazen hussies don't like to be spied upon when the are peeing or picking their nose. ;) |
Got to say - if I saw a man in a dress entering the ladies room, I'd just assume this was someone transitioning. Wouldn't bother me none.
P;enty of places these days have unisex toilets. Don't really understand why people get so het up over it. |
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